Software Engineer III - Adobe Experience manager (DAM ) developer

We have an exciting and rewarding opportunity for you to take your software engineering career to the next level. 

As a Software Engineer III at JPMorganChase within the Consumer and Community Banking, you will design, build, and operate scalable, secure Adobe Experience Manager solutions that power our digital channels. You will implement robust authoring experiences, component libraries, and integrations with back‑end services and digital asset pipelines. You will champion engineering best practices, CI/CD, testing, accessibility, and performance while collaborating with product, design, and platform teams.

Job responsibilities

• Configure and extend AEM Assets for metadata schemas, processing profiles, renditions, and asset share experiences. 

  Implement secure upload patterns, asset validation, and metadata enrichment; integrate with AWS‑based DAM pipelines, CloudFront distribution, and presigned access where applicable. 

  Optimize asset delivery via caching and CDN; define cache policies, invalidation strategies, and edge optimizations. 

  Integrate with other DAM solutions hoted in Cloud 

• Build content authoring experiences, dialogs, and workflows that enable non‑technical users to create and manage content efficiently. Develop and maintain OSGi bundles, servlets, schedulers, and Sling event handlers; leverage AEM Granite/OSGi configurations and run modes. 

  Design and implement AEM workflows for content lifecycle: review, approval, publishing, and retention.  

  Integrate AEM with identity/SSO, search, analytics, and third‑party services using REST/GraphQL, Adobe I/O Runtime, and Adobe IMS where appropriate.

• Own CI/CD pipelines for AEM using Maven, Cloud Manager, Jenkins, or GitHub Actions; enforce code quality, unit/integration tests, and security scans. 

  Define infrastructure as code for AEM environments (Cloud Manager, Terraform or CloudFormation for adjunct services), and automate promotion across dev/test/prod. 

  Implement observability: logs, metrics, and tracing; build runbooks, SLOs, and on‑call rotation participation. 

  Ensure application resiliency, performance tuning (dispatcher rules, indexes, queries), and secure configurations.

• Partner with product managers, designers, and content authors to translate requirements into scalable components and content models. 

  Participate in code reviews, design reviews, and standards councils; mentor junior developers and contributors. 

  Document solutions through ADRs, READMEs, and authoring guides; contribute to reusable component libraries and platform “golden paths.”

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills

• Formal training or certification on software engineering concepts and 5+ years applied experience

• Experience on AEM (6.5/Cloud Service) building enterprise‑grade sites or asset solutions.
• Strong knowledge of AEM Sites and Assets , Sling, OSGi, HTL, Sling Models, JCR, Oak; AEM Content Fragments
• Experience with AEM Dispatcher configuration, caching, filters, and cache‑busting strategies; familiarity with Cloud Manager pipelines and quality gates.
• AEM workflows, Granite UI, content fragments, experience fragments, and content models; understanding of repository structure and permissions.
• Experience integrating with Adobe Experience Cloud services, Adobe I/O Console for API credentials, projects, and integrations.
• Proficiency in Java, J2EE, and AEM build tooling (Maven, aem‑project‑archetype); front‑end development in JavaScript/TypeScript with React or modern UI frameworks for component‑driven UIs where applicable.
• REST and/or GraphQL API design and consumption; experience with service users, token exchange, and secure external integrations.
• CI/CD using Cloud Manager, Jenkins, or GitHub Actions; code quality tools, SAST/DAST, and dependency scanning.
• Infrastructure as code exposure (Terraform/CDK/CloudFormation for non‑AEM resources); configuration‑as‑code for AEM.
• Least‑privilege access, secure dispatchers, secret management, encryption in transit/at rest; auditability and logging best practices.

Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills

• Familiarity with modern front-end technologies
• Exposure to AI‑assisted coding tools (GitHub Copilot, Codeium) used responsibly within enterprise guidelines.
• Experience with performance testing, load testing, and synthetic monitoring for web properties.
• Familiarity with AWS services for adjacent capabilities (S3, CloudFront, Lambda/ECS/EKS, Secrets Manager, KMS) and integrating AEM with cloud back‑end services.
• Strong understanding of web standards, accessibility (WCAG), performance optimization, and security (OWASP Top 10).