Position: AEM Backend Developer (Investment portal), Portfolio Management System
Company: DataArt
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Our client is one of the world's leading investment management firms.

The client is building a worldwide company products centre. Previously they had many country-specific systems providing similar information with not always the best quality and optimal user experience. Some time ago, they decided to unify the solution - use a component-based approach based on the modern UX to support better business processes. Our goal is to craft a global portal where investors from more than ten markets will be able to find all details about products, they want to put money in. The work has already been started - the project is based on Adobe AEM 6.5 in the cloud and ReactJS. We are searching for a proactive developer who has ambitions to build with us cutting-edge platform for investors. In this project, you will have a chance to work with several talented specialists. Except for developers, you will cooperate with supportive PO, BAs and QAs. This initiative involves an in-house AEM Architect focusing on scalability and performance matters.

**Position Overview**
We are looking for a proactive engineer who knows how to "connect dots"; one who not only writes code, but also proposes the best solutions, supports others, and helps keep our software scalable.

**Technology Stack**
AEM 6.5, HTL (Sightly), HTML, CSS, ReactJS, JavaScript.

**Requirements**
- Strong experience in backend development (Java 8+) 
- Hands-on experience in programming web applications built on Adobe Experience Manager 
- Experience with build and packaging tools like Webpack, Grunt, Bower, etc. 
- Self-driven, flexible, open-minded professional, and proactive team player who ensures implementation towards agreed goals and timelines  
- Ability to take ownership and proven strive for excellence  
- Proficiency in English  

**Nice to have**
- Experience with AEM 6.x/ CQ5 
- Experience in Apache Sling, Apache Jackrabbit Oak (JCR), Apache Felix 
- Knowledge of extending AEM's authoring interface, using the Granite framework would be advantageous
- Experience with CMS solutions in general 
- Translates business needs into technical architecture requirements