Senior AEM/React Developer @ 100% Remote

Hello All,

Please find the below details

 

Position: Senior AEM/React Developer

Location: 100% Remote

Duration: 6 Months

Rate: $75/Hr. on C2C

 

Required Skills

1. AEM (CMS-side)

2. Experience working in a dynamic environment

3.  React Preferred but will take Angular or any other JavaScript language as long as STRONG with Front End Development

 

Additional Skills

1. C# background

2. REST API experience

3. Enterprise Level experience

4. JavaScript

5. HTML/CSS

 

Job Description

Project Details – Size, Scale, Scope? How does candidate fit into this?

 

Working through transformation – consolidating front-end using AEM (started over a year ago but didn't have the expertise for AEM – just HTML/JavaScript)  - wanting to use it for CMS not just for storing data and need someone with more expertise to utilize full functionality on the dev side

Goal for AEM is to use no java though may have to introduce limited Java—How to go about limiting use of Java?

Position will work closely with the architect and management to implement and code the design of the project (hands-on project)

Note: Unlike many AEM teams they don't use JAVA (back-end is in .NET) but looking for someone who has worked with AEM and this would be most purely an AEM role (okay with whatever back-end they have familiarity with if any – really won't need to touch and will be all front-end focused)

 Day to Day Responsibilities/typical day look like:

 

Will be all front-end focused (won't need to do any work with back-end/DB)

Mix of hands-on work and mentorship (code reviews, guidance to other developers, etc.)

Primary role is creating AEM components for teams/end-users (ask for properties for bio etc.)

Standard content pages (JCR)

Static pages (authoring done by a different team but needs to provide some of those tools – they want to create "templates")

Data-driven pages 

Data-driven pages (small adapter that calls to REST API service since they don't use JAVA/Sling) 

Eventually will be adding in analytics to the application (experience with doing that in the past would be helpful)

Using version AEM 6.5 (Siteleaf -  not using the JSP version)

Not as concerned with what version they have worked with but that would be best

Primarily using AEM as a CMS (content management system) not for the DAM (digital asset management) side of things – most of that is provided by a 3rd party

 

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Thanks & Regards, Ranjith Dandabathini  Account Manager - Apex Account

Phone: (209) 392-5335 Email: Ranjith@imcsgroup.net 9901 East Valley Ranch Parkway Suite 3020 Irving, Texas – 75063

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