Implement Adobe Experience Platform and Real-Time CDP solutions end to end, including data ingestion through connectors, SDKs, and APIs; XDM schema mapping; unified profile and identity stitching; audience segmentation; destination activation; and Customer Journey Analytics analysis. The specialist will refine segments, optimize activation and measurement, share implementation best practices, and guide cross-functional teams.
Job Title: AEP & RTCDP Implementation Specialist
Location: Remote
Rate -Open
Experience: 2–3+ years in AEP/RTCDP | 5+ years in digital data platforms
Job Summary:
We’re looking for a hands-on Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) & Real-Time CDP Specialist with end-to-end implementation experience—from data ingestion using connectors, SDKs, and APIs to XDM schema creation, profile unification, audience segmentation, and activation.
Key Responsibilities:
Ingest data via AEP connectors, SDKs, and custom APIs
Define and map data to XDM schemas
Configure and manage Unified Profiles & identity stitching
Build audience segments and activate to destinations
Analyze and refine segments using Customer Journey Analytics (CJA)
Share best practices and guide cross-functional teams
Requirements:
2–3+ years hands-on AEP/RTCDP experience
Strong with XDM, SDKs, audience building, identity resolution
Experience using CJA for measurement & optimization
Adobe certifications a plus
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