Provide platform reliability and operational support for AEM as a Cloud Service and Vercel hosting platforms. Monitor health and performance, troubleshoot incidents, manage CI/CD pipelines and deployments, maintain integrations (DAM, Workfront, Azure, Akamai), enforce governance/security, perform capacity planning, run on-call incident response, and produce operational runbooks and RCAs. Drive platform maturity, automation, and stability for modern web applications (Next.js/React).
Job Title: AEM Cloud
Platform Reliability Engineer
Location: Remote
Duration: Long-term contract
Must Have Skills/Attributes: AEM,
Cloud, Enterprise Architecture, Governance
Experience Desired: Adobe
Experience Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service (5+ yrs); AEM Platform Operations
& Incident Management (5+ yrs); CI/CD, Cloud Deployments & Platform
Automation (5+ yrs); Enterprise Integrations & Modern Web Platforms (5+
yrs); Platform Governance, Security & Performance Optimization (5+ yrs)
Job
Description
- New platform — Vercel — is entering the Adobe
Platform Services portfolio. Provide operational support for Adobe
Experience Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service platforms, including Author,
Publish, Dispatcher, CDN, and supporting integrations.
- Monitor platform health, system performance,
application availability, and service reliability using enterprise
monitoring and alerting tools.
- Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents,
platform issues, deployment failures, and integration problems in
partnership with development, infrastructure, Adobe, and vendor support
teams.
- Manage and support CI/CD deployment pipelines,
release activities, environment promotions, and application configuration
changes.
- Coordinate incident, problem, and root cause
analysis (RCA) activities to identify recurring issues and implement
preventive solutions.
- Support platform security, access management,
certificate renewals, and compliance activities in accordance with
enterprise standards.
- Maintain and optimize integrations between AEM
and connected enterprise systems, including DAM, Workfront, Azure
services, Akamai/CDN, publishing partners, and other digital marketing
platforms.
- Perform environment administration activities
including user management, permissions, workflow support, replication
monitoring, and configuration management.
- Collaborate with application development teams to
ensure platform stability, scalability, performance optimization, and
adherence to architecture standards.
- Participate in on-call support, major incident
response, and disaster recovery planning and testing activities.
- Create and maintain operational procedures,
support documentation, knowledge articles, and platform runbooks.
- Evaluate platform enhancements, Adobe releases,
and feature updates; recommend adoption strategies and implementation
plans.
- Support capacity planning, performance tuning,
and platform roadmap initiatives to ensure reliable service delivery.
- Partner with product owners, business
stakeholders, and technical teams to prioritize platform improvements and
support requests.
- Lead continuous improvement initiatives focused
on operational excellence, automation, service reliability, and reduction
of technical debt.
Position’s
Contributions to Work Group:
- This is net-new to the team. Neither has a
defined service owner, documented processes, control mappings, support
model, or trained staff today.
- The Vercel Platform Support Engineer is
responsible for the operational support, administration, reliability, and
continuous improvement of the Vercel hosting platform used for enterprise
web applications.
- This role partners with development teams,
product owners, architects, security teams, and external vendors to ensure
high availability, performance, security, and scalability of applications
hosted on Vercel.
- The engineer will provide platform governance,
incident management, deployment support, monitoring, user access
administration, and technical consultation for teams building modern web
applications using Next.js, React, APIs, and cloud-native architectures.
- This is arriving on top of an existing portfolio
(Adobe Platform, AEM Sites, AEM Assets, Target, Workfront, Akamai) that
the team already runs at capacity. To bring this platform online securely,
compliantly, and as repeatable service offerings — not as ad-hoc tool
dependent on individual heroics.
- Their mandate is to stand each platform up to
Level 3 (Defined) maturity against our published Service Maturity Model,
complete all 21 required service-offering artifacts, evidence Client
General Control (ITGC) and Security Directive alignment, train the
existing team, and establish proactive operational processes before these
platforms carry production, customer-facing traffic.
Interaction with team:
Working
with PO, team of 6-7 of platform engineers ( various levels), also working with
other support teams ( level 1 or level 2 )
Required
Technical Skills:
- 5+ years maintaining AM platform
- Demonstrates expertise supporting AEM as a Cloud
Service environment and associated digital experience platforms.
- Leads incident resolution, root cause analysis,
and service restoration efforts for critical business applications.
- Applies platform monitoring, observability, and
automation techniques to improve service reliability.
- Possesses strong knowledge of AEM architecture,
Dispatcher/CDN configurations, cloud deployments, and enterprise
integrations.
- Leads incident resolution, root cause analysis,
and service restoration efforts for critical business applications.
- Applies platform monitoring, observability, and
automation techniques to improve service reliability.
- Possesses strong knowledge of AEM architecture,
Dispatcher/CDN configurations, cloud deployments, and enterprise
integrations.
- Experience in providing platform governance,
incident management, deployment support, monitoring, user access
administration, and technical consultation for teams building modern web
applications using Next.js, React, APIs, and cloud-native architectures.
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