Anchora – Content Practice
We build AEM with AI in the loop from the first line of the ticket to the last line of the release note. This is not a role for someone who is open to trying AI tools - it is for someone who already works this way, delivers more because of it, & can pull an experienced team up to the same level. You will own AEM builds end-to-end, frontend to backend, headless to hosted, for clients who expect senior judgement rather than a pair of hands. If you want a role where your opinion on architecture actually shapes the outcome, keep reading.
The Non-Negotiable: You Already Work AI-First
This is the part of the role we will not compromise on. Anchora sells AI, Data, MarTech & Content work - we cannot credibly sell AI-accelerated delivery to our clients if our own engineers still build the old way. Every engineer we hire from here works AI-first, & at senior level you are expected to set the standard rather than follow it.
Agentic tooling is your default - you use Claude, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor or an equivalent every day,
as your primary way of working - not as occasional autocomplete.
First draft is generated, final draft is yours - you expect code, tests, documentation & analysis to start as AI output, & you own the review that makes it production-grade.
You know how to set an agent up to succeed - repository context & rules files, reusable prompts & skills, MCP servers, sub-agents, & a plan agreed before the build starts.
You use AI well beyond code - solution notes, test plans, release notes, data mapping, migration scripts, legacy code comprehension, ticket breakdown, & client-facing summaries.
You can prove the difference - you can point to specific work where AI changed the outcome - & to work where you deliberately chose not to use it.
You can teach it - part of this role is lifting the AI maturity of the engineers around you, in code review, in pairing, & in the standards you help write.
If you have not yet worked this way, thi
📌 Senior Full Stack Engineer – AEM (India)
🏢 Anchora
📍 India