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AEM difference in certifications

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Hi All,

Am new to AEM. in the official site i can see AEM,AEM Sites, AEM Forms certifications ...

what is the difference between these three.

as a developer is there any hierarchy that we need to follow to complete them 

thanks in advance...

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AEM Sites -

Developer

A typical candidate has a minimum two years’ total CMS experience and one or more years’ experience with CQ 5.x/AEM 6.0; and a minimum two years’ experience as a Java developer.

Lead Developer

A typical candidate has a minimum 2 - 3 years’ experience with any CMS; a minimum 2 years’ experience with AEM; and 5+ years’ as a Java programmer. As an AEM Lead Developer, you should have completed at least two AEM projects and can manage a team of 2-3 ‘‘junior level’’ developers.

AEM - Architect

A typical candidate has a minimum of: five years' experience with WCM; five years' experience with AEM; three years' experience with OSGi framework (Bundles/Services, tag libraries). At least five years' experience coding with Java/J2EE and a minimum three years' experience integrating AEM into application servers and Web servers.

AEM Forms

A typical candidate has at least 1 year of CMS experience, a minimum 1+ years' experience with CQ 5.x/AEM 6.x, and a minimum 2 years' experience as a Java developer. They also have an understanding of: HTML, JSP, JSTL/tag library, JavaScript/jQuery, and client libraries. In addition, they also have an understanding of HTTP and REST, XML, JSON, JCR, sling, and OSGi.

There is no hierarchy to attempt for certification.

Thanks

Arun

Arun Patidar

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Community Advisor

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AEM Sites -

Developer

A typical candidate has a minimum two years’ total CMS experience and one or more years’ experience with CQ 5.x/AEM 6.0; and a minimum two years’ experience as a Java developer.

Lead Developer

A typical candidate has a minimum 2 - 3 years’ experience with any CMS; a minimum 2 years’ experience with AEM; and 5+ years’ as a Java programmer. As an AEM Lead Developer, you should have completed at least two AEM projects and can manage a team of 2-3 ‘‘junior level’’ developers.

AEM - Architect

A typical candidate has a minimum of: five years' experience with WCM; five years' experience with AEM; three years' experience with OSGi framework (Bundles/Services, tag libraries). At least five years' experience coding with Java/J2EE and a minimum three years' experience integrating AEM into application servers and Web servers.

AEM Forms

A typical candidate has at least 1 year of CMS experience, a minimum 1+ years' experience with CQ 5.x/AEM 6.x, and a minimum 2 years' experience as a Java developer. They also have an understanding of: HTML, JSP, JSTL/tag library, JavaScript/jQuery, and client libraries. In addition, they also have an understanding of HTTP and REST, XML, JSON, JCR, sling, and OSGi.

There is no hierarchy to attempt for certification.

Thanks

Arun

Arun Patidar

AEM LinksLinkedIn