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# Adobe AEM Technical Architect

- **Company:** EITAcies, Inc.
- **Location:** Austin, TX, United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Adobe Analytics, Adobe Experience Manager, Data Analysis, Application Integration Architecture, Continuous Integration, Digital Asset Management, Java Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE), Apache Maven, Metadata, Performance Tuning, Cloud Services, Salesforce.Com, SAP (Applications), Systems Integration, Web Platforms, Enterprise Software Applications, ReactJS, Adobe Target, Caching, Adobe, AngularJS, Information Technology, Osgi, Api Design, Restful APIs, Microservices
- **Published:** August 6, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.wayup.com/i-j-Adobe-AEM-Technical-Architect-Eitacies-Inc-580649209540622/

## About the Role

10and years of IT experience, including 5and years in Adobe AEM architecture
Strong hands-on experience with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM 6.x and/or AEM as a Cloud Service)
Strong experience in retail or eCommerce digital platforms
Deep expertise in AEM Sites and AEM Assets (DAM)
Strong understanding of content management, metadata, and asset lifecycle in DAM systems
Experience integrating AEM with enterprise systems (eCommerce, PIM, CRM, OMS)
Strong Java/J2EE and REST API development background
Experience with microservices and API-first architecture
Strong understanding of AEM dispatcher, caching, and performance tuning
Experience with CI/CD pipelines, Maven, and Agile delivery environments
Preferred Skills
AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS) migration experience
Adobe Analytics and Adobe Target exposure
Experience with headless CMS or SPA frameworks (React/Angular)
Adobe certifications (AEM Architect / Developer)
Experience in large-scale retail digital transformation programs

## Description

Adobe AEM Technical Architect 100% Remote
We are looking for a Senior Adobe AEM Technical Architect to lead the design and delivery of scalable digital experience solutions for a retail/eCommerce platform.
This role is centered on Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and Digital Asset Management (DAM), with strong focus on building high-performance, omnichannel retail customer experiences and integrating AEM with enterprise commerce and marketing systems.
Key Responsibilities
Define end-to-end architecture for AEM-based retail platforms (AEM Sites and AEM Assets/DAM)
Design scalable, high-performance digital experiences for retail/eCommerce use cases (product discovery, promotions, personalization)
Architect and optimize Digital Asset Management (DAM) for product content, campaign assets, and merchandising workflows
Lead integration architecture between AEM and enterprise systems such as eCommerce platforms (SAP Commerce / Salesforce Commerce / Adobe Commerce or similar), PIM, OMS, CRM systems
Design API-first and microservices-based architecture for content and commerce integration
Define AEM best practices (components, templates, workflows, OSGi services)
Optimize performance (dispatcher configuration, CDN strategies, caching)
Lead technical design discussions and architecture governance
Work with Adobe Experience Cloud tools such as Analytics and Target for personalization and insights (as applicable)
Support AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS) adoption and migration strategies


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