Posted 22 July, 2026
Senior AEM Developer
WILLWARE TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED
Chennai, TN,Bengaluru, KA,Hyderabad, TS,Pune, MH,Mumbai, MH,Noida, UP,Gurgaon, HR,Kochi, KL, TN, IN
Full Time
Jot Title: Senior AEM Developer
Experience: 6 to 11 years
Location: Pan India
Key Responsibilities
1. Application Development & Architecture
- API Delivery: Design and implement high-performance AEM GraphQL queries and schemas for external consumption.
- Content Modeling: Architect and build structural Content Fragment Models to support multi-channel frontend applications.
- Backend Customization: Develop custom OSGi bundles, sling models, and backend components using Apache Maven and Java.
2. DevOps & Cloud Automation
- CI/CD Pipelines: Build and maintain automated pipelines using Adobe Cloud Manager, GitHub Actions, or Jenkins.
- Infrastructure Management: Manage environment-specific variables and OSGi configurations across Dev, Stage, and Production environments.
- Observability: Set up log routing, synthetic alerts, and monitoring dashboards using tools like Splunk, Datadog, or New Relic.
3. Caching & Security Operations
- Edge Performance: Configure CDN and AEM Dispatcher rules to support HTTP GET caching for GraphQL endpoints.
- Cache Management: Implement efficient Time-To-Live (TTL) frameworks and automated cache invalidation hooks.
- Access Control: Enforce secure Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) rules and restrict access to core AEM authoring paths.
Required Skills:
- Strong hands-on experience in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) backend development.
- Develop AEM GraphQL queries/schemas and Content Fragment Models for headless and multi-channel applications.
- Strong experience with Java, OSGi bundles, Sling Models, Servlets, and Apache Maven.
- Experience with Adobe Cloud Manager, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and CI/CD pipelines.
- Manage OSGi configurations and environment-specific variables across Dev, Stage, and Production.
- Hands-on experience with AEM Dispatcher, CDN caching, TTL, and cache invalidation.
- Good knowledge of CORS, AEM security, and access control.
- Experience with monitoring and observability tools such as Splunk, Datadog, or New Relic.
- Experience with AEM as a Cloud Service and cloud deployments is preferred.