How to Screen and Hire an Adobe Experience Manager (AEM)

Adobe is a robust solution for creating websites, smartphone applications, and content management firms. And it makes the marketing material and assets easy to handle. Create value for a lifetime — offer the customer lifelong digital interactions that build brand awareness and fuel demand.

Benefits of using Adobe:

• Easier integration with other platforms for marketing
• Metadata and content tag designation automation
• Ready-made components
• Centralized environment
• Customization powered by developers.
• Scalability
• Content creation workflows
• Personalization of content for various categories of website users.
• Security

Must-have skills

For entry-level AEM Developer role

• Required bachelor’s degree with preferred master’s degree
• Knowledge of AEM incorporating technologies for Web Content Management (WCM) and Digital Asset Management (DAM)
• Knowledge of the development of AEM modules, the development of workflow, and the integration of AEM with other applications
• Knowledge of Java technology and architectures, predominantly Spring, Hibernate,
• Outstanding communication skills (both verbal and written)
• Willing to be part of a team with a passion for learning and expanding technological skills.

For a Junior AEM Developer role (0 to 2 years)

• Azure DevOps, Eclipse, Git, Apache Web Server, Linux working knowledge
• Knowledge of front-end site development, including Javascript, HTML, CSS, jQuery, jQuery, and SASS
• 1+ years of experience in the development of computer/marketing technology/inclusion of systems or similar fields
• Highly needed experience in AEM and similar technology such as OSGi, Sling, Felix, Jackrabbit, CRX, JCR
• Working experience of BA, PM, QA systems and how to seamlessly implement growth
• Ability to monitor priorities and interact with partners proactively
• Ability to influence and affect a diverse society
• Capability to help, control and execute reform

For Senior AEM Developer role(3 to 6 years)

• 3+ years of project execution using Agile Methodologies and methods such as Rally/Jira
• Adobe Experience Manager (Sites, Forms, and Assets) integration experience with other business technologies
• Spring Framework experience and associated frameworks
• Experience in best practice protection
• Experience with other items from the Adobe Marketing Cloud (Target, Analytics, Campaign)
• Adobe Dynamic Media experience
• AEM Adaptive Shapes experience
• Construction automation expertise using the release process of Maven and Maven
• Adobe Accredited Professional as an AEM architect or AEM developer
• Experience with AEM Cloud migration is a plus.

The JOb

AEM Developer Responsibilities:

• Hands-on template encoding, components, TouchUI dialogs, workflows, Sling Types, OSGi resources, dispatcher caching behavior optimization
• Works alongside industry consultants to convert innovative ideas into technological designs and practical specifications
• Create innovative ideas, techniques, or creative approaches to the implementation of creation that have a substantial effect
• AEM Convergence with RESTful APIs and third-party frameworks
• The hands-on familiarity of designing and conducting the Junit test
• Contribute to the development of coding styles and best practices, to upgrade product libraries, to conform with accessibility criteria (WCAG 2.0 AA), security standards and protocols, and to guide the usage of more junior members and supplier services through a pattern library
• Create prototypes for testing as necessary to ensure the concept meets market and customer objectives

Top interview questions:

Here are some of the interview questions you can ask your AEM Developer.

• What do you understand in terms of the word AEM?
• What’s slight?
• State of the applications behind Adobe Experience Manager?
• What is a Marketing Cloud for Adobe?
• What’s the component?
• Which script should we use in the sidekick display?
• What is the dialog for the design?
• When does a component extend?
• What do you mean by Agent Replication?
• What is a template?
• How does a dispatcher carry out a load balancing operation?