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EMEA Web Producer
Location: Remote UK
Rate: £38.03 per hour PAYE
Contract: Contractor opportunity
We are seeking an experienced EMEA Web Producer to join a leading global enterprise technology organisation and support the delivery of high-quality digital experiences across multiple European markets. This role will suit a detail-oriented web production professional with strong Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) experience and a background managing complex web content, campaign launches, localisation and regional digital projects.
The role
You will manage the end-to-end delivery of web projects across the UK and wider EMEA, working closely with digital marketing, project management, engineering, creative and regional teams.
Responsibilities
- Managing and prioritising daily web production tasks using project management systems.
- Editing, building and publishing website content in AEM.
- Creating campaign landing pages with accurate tracking.
- Supporting product updates, regional campaigns and major events such as Elevate, Horizon and EMEA Rising.
- Supporting the migration from AEM 6.5 to AEM Cloud Services.
- Building dynamic content experiences and supporting personalised digital experiences.
- Managing localisation workflows across multiple EMEA markets.
- Applying tags, adopting new page templates and supporting SEO content initiatives.
- Using analytics and performance insights to recommend improvements to pages and templates.
- Proactively testing website experiences, identifying bugs and resolving content issues.
- Supporting AEM component enhancements, new features and brand updates.
- Providing clear project visibility to stakeholders and managing timelines and dependencies.
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About you
You will ideally have:
- At least four years’ experience in web production, website publishing or digital content management.
- Strong experience building, editing and publishing websites using AEM 6.5 and/or AEM Cloud Services.
- Experience working within a B2B environment.
- Experience managing web content across multiple regions or locales, ideally within EMEA.
- A track record of delivering complex web projects, including localisation, SEO content, campaign pages, event launches or brand refreshes.
- Experience using Adobe Workfront or comparable tools such as Jira, Trello or Smartsheet.
- Strong website quality assurance and testing skills.
- Experience using page analytics tools such as Contentsquare or Hotjar.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- The ability to explain technical requirements clearly to non-technical stakeholders.
- A collaborative approach to working with global and regional teams.


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Experience with AEM migration projects, Experience Fragments, Adobe Target or personalised digital experiences would be highly desirable.
Proficiency in English is required. German, French, Spanish, Polish or Italian language skills would be advantageous.
If you are an experienced Web Producer with strong AEM expertise and EMEA localisation experience, we would be pleased to hear from you.
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