Adobe Experience Manager Developer

Remote, Latin America, Peru
Contracted
Experienced

Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Developer
Preferred locations: Peru, Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia. 
Timezone: Must be able to work US time zones.
Type of Employment: Contract. Hourly pay in USD.
Duration: 3-6 months with the possibility of extensions depending on business needs and performance.


About Us

Concord isn't your typical consulting firm; we're an execution-focused company passionate about delivering results. Our mission is to help clients enhance customer experiences, optimize operations, and revolutionize product offerings through seamless integration, optimization, and activation of technology and data.

Our services and solutions include Digital Experience (Salesforce, Headless Commerce, UI/UX), Data and Analytics (Snowflake, Databricks, Martech Analytics), and Engineering and Application Services (Application Modernization, Greenfield Apps, Portal Buildout, etc.).
 

Role Overview
We are seeking a skilled Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Developer to join our digital experience team. The ideal candidate will bring expertise in building, enhancing, and maintaining AEM-based solutions with a focus on scalability, performance, and seamless integrations. This role will be instrumental in advancing our platform capabilities and driving the delivery of high-impact features from a well-defined backlog.


Key Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and maintain AEM components, templates, and workflows.
  • Implement and optimize new features including schema rebuilds, third-party tool integrations, dealer locator enhancements, and Algolia search integration.
  • Contribute to ETL processes and ensure smooth data flows between AEM and external systems.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams on SEO initiatives and site performance improvements.
  • Ensure code quality, security, and performance standards are consistently met.
  • Participate in Agile ceremonies and actively contribute to increasing team capacity and velocity.
  • Troubleshoot and resolve issues across the AEM ecosystem.


Qualifications

  • 5 years of hands-on development experience with Adobe Experience Manager (Sites and Assets).
  • Strong proficiency in Java, OSGi, Sling models, JCR, and AEM component development.
  • Proven experience integrating enterprise search platforms (e.g., Algolia, Solr, Elasticsearch, or similar) with AEM.
  • Experience with front-end technologies (HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React or Angular preferred).
  • Solid understanding of ETL processes, SEO best practices, and site performance optimization.
  • Experience working in Agile environments; familiarity with scaled agile frameworks a plus.
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and a collaborative mindset.
  • Advanced English proficiency (C1 or C2) with proven experience working in English-speaking environments and collaborating with global teams.

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More than just a consulting firm, Concord is an execution company helping clients enhance customer experience, optimize operations, and differentiate product offerings. From digital transformation and legacy modernization to domain-driven design, we deliver real solutions for the problems our clients face. Join one of the fastest growing consulting firms in the Midwest!

Our core capabilities work together to help companies untangle their toughest business and technology challenges: Business Strategy & Alignment, Digital & User Experience, Cloud Applications & Integration, Data Solutions & Analytics, Quality Engineering, and Information Security.

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