Digital AEM Analyst
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Agilent Technologies in Torino
Job DescriptionJob OverviewThe Digital AEM Analyst is responsible for managing, optimizing, and enhancing the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) platform, including Sites and Digital Asset Management (DAM). This role ensures strong platform performance, effective digital asset governance, and the delivery of exceptional digital experiences.Working cross-functionally with Product Managers, content creators, marketers, developers, UX teams, and other stakeholders, the analyst drives workflow optimization, tool integration, and platform efficiency. The role also supports Product Owners in guiding digital products from ideation through commercialization, advocating for customer needs and contributing to product strategy and roadmap execution.English proficiency is required for this position, as English will be the primary working and communication language.Key ResponsibilitiesPartner with Product Managers to define clear, actionable requirements that enable the launch of innovative digital customer solutions.Collaborate with stakeholders to ideate, develop,
and deploy digital initiatives aligned with business objectives.Lead cross-functional efforts to translate concepts into structured IT requirements aligned with product roadmaps.Convert customer insights and market intelligence into detailed technical specifications and user stories.Configure and manage AEM functionalities, including workflows, metadata schemas, templates, components, and asset migration strategies.Maintain and optimize AEM Sites and DAM, ensuring adherence to metadata standards, taxonomy, and governance best practices.Collaborate with content, development, and UX teams to streamline publishing workflows and enhance user experience.Support integrations with Adobe tools such as Analytics, Target, and Workfront.Define KPIs, oversee testing activities, develop UAT scenarios, and recommend continuous improvements to enhance usability and customer satisfaction.Troubleshoot platform issues and partner with tec