AEP Developer

Position Tittle:

AEP Developer Location:

Malvern, PA Visa:

USC Duration:

long Term Job Details the Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) role below. Role Overview This position focuses on customer data enablement, integration, and platform configuration within the Adobe Experience Platform. Key Responsibilities

• Data Enablement & Integration:

  Design and maintain reliable data ingestion pipelines into AEP from various digital and enterprise sources. Ensure data accuracy for analytics and personalization.

• Data Modeling:

  Create and manage XDM schemas and datasets to support standardized customer data models and document schema intent.

• Identity & Profile Management:

  Implement identity resolution strategies to unify customer profiles while ensuring compliance with privacy and regulatory requirements.

• Audience Activation:

  Build and maintain audience segments for cross-channel activation and experience optimization.

• Platform Integration:

  Integrate AEP with Adobe Analytics, CJA, Adobe Target, and Adobe Journey Optimizer to support consistent reporting and experimentation.

• Governance & Privacy:

  Apply data governance labels and consent enforcement. Support risk assessments and audits through clear documentation and data lineage.

• Operational Excellence:

  Monitor platform stability, troubleshoot data issues, and follow enterprise change management processes.

• Collaboration:

  Partner with Marketing, Analytics, and Engineering teams to translate business requirements into scalable technical solutions. Qualifications
• Expertise in Adobe Experience Platform (AEP)
• Proficiency in SQL
• Experience working with APIs Please let me know if you have any questions or need further information regarding this requirement.

Note From Hiring Manager:

I need assistance with the AEP Developer position. We had a few interviews but the feedback indicated the candidate lacked the practical experience with AEP. I did a quick search on AEP and AJO and found this: Can someone have experience with AEP without using AJO? While Adobe often bundles these technologies together, they serve different functions: AEP is the foundational Data Engine, while AJO is an activation application built on top of it. Here is how someone can have experience in one without the other: 1. Working with AEP without AJO An individual can be an expert in AEP by focusing solely on data ingestion, modeling, and segmentation, using other applications for activation, such as: [, ] Real-Time Customer Data Platform (RTCDP): Using AEP to build profiles and segments, but sending them to external destinations (like Facebook or Google) rather than AJO. Customer Journey Analytics (CJA): Using AEP data strictly for analysis and visualization.

Adobe Target:

Using AEP segments for web personalization. [, , , , ] 2. The Relationship Between AEP and AJO AEP is the

Foundation:

AJO requires AEP to function, as it uses AEP''s unified profile and data lake.

Independent Data Roles:

A data engineer or data architect might spend 100% of their time building schemas (XDM), setting up datasets, and configuring data ingestion within AEP without ever creating a "journey" or email in AJO. Focus on Data over

Action:

As one professional noted, focusing on the "AEP Mindset" involves designing data, not just configuring the applications on top of it. [, , , , ] In summary, AEP can act as a standalone data warehouse and segmentation engine, while AJO is a specific tool designed to act on that data. You can master the data side (AEP) without mastering the activation side (AJO). []