Seeking a backend CQ5 (Adobe CQ5) developer with CQ5 customization experience, strong Java/J2EE skills, API development background, and WCM expertise. Contract role in San Jose, two openings, minimum 1+ year contract, 8+ years IT experience preferred.
Job Description
Title: CQ5 Developer with Customization experience is a MUST (Backend developer who has worked with API, JAVA)
Number of positions: 2 (Contract position)
Duration for contract position: Min 1+ year (Based on the performance of the candidate)
Location: San Jose CA
Skills:
• 8+ Years of Total IT Experience.
• Min 2+ Years of Adobe CQ5, Experience (backend developer). CQ5 Customization experience is a MUST.
• 4+ Years of WCM (Web content management) Experience.
• Good hands on JAVA\J2EE.
Thanks & Regards
Sandeep
INENT INC
sandeepj(at)inentinc(dot)com
909 610 3103 * 124
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