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About the role
DEPT is looking for a backend engineer who builds Adobe Workfront and Workfront Fusion solutions for clients' marketing and creative teams, and connects Workfront to Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). You work with a tech lead, an AEM architect, AEM engineers and QA.
Key responsibilities
- Turn client processes into Workfront templates, request queues, custom forms, approvals and reports
- Build Workfront Fusion integrations with AEM, other Adobe products and third-party tools
- Link Workfront to AEM Assets: linked folders, metadata mapping and asset workflows
- Write AEM backend code: workflows, Sling Models, servlets, OSGi services and APIs
- Debug through logs, Fusion history and API responses, and write guides for users and admins
Requirements
- 3+ years building backend systems or integrations for large organisations
- 2+ years of hands-on Adobe Workfront, including Fusion and a DAM such as AEM Assets
- 1+ year of AEM backend work with Java, Sling, OSGi and Maven
- Adobe certification in Workfront and Workfront Fusion
- REST and GraphQL APIs, JSON and authentication; Git and automated testing
Nice to have
- Workfront Planning, Frame.io, Marketo or AEP
- AEM as a Cloud Service, Edge Delivery Services or App Builder
- AI coding tools such as Claude Code or Gemini CLI in daily work
Remote details
- Remote in the United States, based on a 40-hour week
- Must be authorised to work in the US (DEPT uses E-Verify)
Salary and benefits
US remote salary $108,000 to $140,000 a year. Benefits include health, dental and vision cover, a 401(k) with matching, paid time off and parental leave.
How to apply
Apply on the company's own site.

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