JobsAssociate Application Developer – Adobe Experience – Co-op 2026
Associate Application Developer – Adobe Experience – Co-op 2026
IBMAssociate Application Developer – Adobe Experience – Co-op 2026
IBMLocation
No City, PA
Type
Internship
Posted
6/17/2026
Compensation
$43,680 - $80,080 per year
Undergraduate Internship
Approval 98.5%·Filings 2,072·New hires 501·
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·FY 2025Job description
The Associate Application Developer – Adobe Experience co-op role at IBM focuses on enhancing knowledge and gaining professional experience through client projects. This position emphasizes working with Adobe Experience technologies, specifically as an Adobe Experience Manager Developer. The role involves collaborating with architects and senior developers to create engaging web experiences. The team values curiosity and a growth mindset, encouraging co-ops to challenge norms and innovate.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a university degree with a track record of academic success.
- Strong interpersonal skills that enhance collaboration and relationship building.
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Federal security clearance, if needed.
- Ability to work in-office, on-site in State College, PA during the academic year.
- Ability to work up to 20 hours per week during work terms when classes are in session.
Responsibilities
- Develop and customize AEM Sites, Assets, and Forms using modern AEM architecture.
- Build reusable AEM components, templates, client libraries, and OSGi services using Java and related technologies.
- Collaborate with front-end teams to integrate responsive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into AEM components.
- Assist in AEM environment setup and configuration for content replication and permissions.
- Support AEM cloud migration projects and integrate AEM with external platforms using APIs.
Benefits
- IBM offers competitive compensation, healthcare coverage, retirement programs, paid parental leave, tuition assistance, wellness programs, flexible work options, and extensive learning and certification resources.
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