Adobe Real-time Customer Data Experts (m/f/x) ID-5541

For our client in USA, we are currently looking for Adobe Real-time Customer Data Experts (m/f/x).

Framework:

  • Type of contact: W2

Profile requirements:

  • A minimum of 1 year experience as Adobe Real-time Customer Data Developer/ Engineer or Architect is required.
  • Experience with solving for identity resolution.
  • Understanding and experience in accounting for data privacy in Adobe, including GDPR and PII.

Tasks:

  • Design and configure data schemas using Adobe's Experience Data Model (XDM).
  • Design and implant Event Schemas within the AEP Platform.
  • Ingest and transform multiple Adobe and external (non-Adobe) data sources, including with GCP BigQuery and BigData.

If you feel addressed and want to apply to this role, do not hesitate to send your Updated CV (including relevant work experience in Adobe) together with your hourly rate calculation.

My colleague Mrs Simone Schenk and I will be glad to receive your application under any of the following emails:

j.mampaso[at]computerfutures.at // s.schenk[at]sthree.com

After reviewing your application we will contact you via email to coordinate a phone/video call and discuss further details.

Dieser Geschäftszweig der SThree GmbH betreut die ausgeschriebene Stelle im Auftrag ihres Kunden.

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