This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a EDS Migration Developer based in India.
As an EDS Migration Developer, you will help modernize web experiences by migrating and developing high-performance sites using Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services. You will build reusable blocks and components while working within a content-driven development model and established EDS best practices. The role combines hands-on frontend engineering with performance, accessibility, and responsive design expertise. You will contribute to large-scale migration initiatives and help transform existing digital experiences into faster, more scalable web platforms. Strong frontend developers without direct EDS experience can also grow into the technology through the program. You will collaborate with designers, architects, content teams, and developers to deliver reliable and polished experiences. This is a remote contract chance suited to experienced engineers who enjoy modern web technologies, continuous improvement,



and AI-assisted development.
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Accountabilities:
Develop, maintain, and enhance websites and reusable components using Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services.
Build and customize EDS blocks and components based on business, content, and design requirements.
Work with EDS project boilerplates and follow established development structures, patterns, and best practices.
Implement solutions using the EDS content pipeline and content-driven development approach.
Support website migration initiatives, helping transition existing digital experiences to Edge Delivery Services.
Develop responsive, accessible, and high-performing web experiences using semantic HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
Leverage AI-assisted development tools and approaches to accelerate implementation, improve productivity, and enhance development workflows.
Optimize websites against Core Web Vitals,

📌 EDS Migration Developer (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India