Bachelor’s degree in Business, Computer Science, or a related field.
AEM Experience: Proficiency in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and related technologies (AEM Sites, AEM Assets, AEM Forms).
Business Analysis Skills: Strong analytical abilities, including requirements gathering, process mapping, and solution design.
Understand the capabilities provided by out-of-the-box components available in AEM (what can and cannot be done), and when customer development is needed
Use the AEM Content Management Systems (CMS)
Use AEM to manage Digital Assets
Use Experience/Content Fragments
Understand and participate in workflows
Analyze business needs to identify a solution
Create business requirements documents that developers can use in the creation of an AEM website
Describe all the mobile capabilities of AEM (e.g., content services and responsive web design)
Technical Understanding: Familiarity with web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and content management systems (CMS).
Communication Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ability to translate technical concepts into business-friendly language.
Collaboration: Comfortable working in cross-functional teams and managing stakeholder expectations.
Certifications: AEM Business Practitioner certification (preferred but not mandatory).
Responsibilities
Requirements Gathering: Work closely with business stakeholders to elicit, document, and prioritize functional and non-functional requirements related to AEM implementations.
Process Analysis: Analyze existing business processes, identify pain points, and propose improvements to enhance efficiency and user experience.
Solution Design: Collaborate with technical teams to translate business requirements into AEM-specific solutions. Create detailed functional specifications, wireframes, and user stories.
AEM Configuration and Customization: Configure AEM components, templates, workflows, and content structures based on business needs.
Quality Assurance: Define test scenarios, perform user acceptance testing (UAT), and ensure that AEM solutions meet business requirements.
Stakeholder Communication: Facilitate communication between business users, developers, and project managers. Provide regular updates on project progress.
Training and Support: Train end-users on AEM functionality and provide ongoing support during and after implementation.