22 Sep
|
AceStack
|
Ontario
Role: TeamSite / CMS Developer
Employment: Full Time
Location: Toronto, ON
Work Arrangement: Onsite 4 Days/Week
Job Description
We are seeking a Full Time TeamSite / CMS Developer with strong OpenText/TeamSite and Java expertise to support our current CMS workplace while helping shape our next-generation CMS architecture
The ideal candidate will own the current OpenText platform while contributing to modernization initiatives, including current-state assessment, target architecture, migration planning, integrations, and future CMS development leadership
Required Skills
Strong hands-on experience with OpenText TeamSite/CMS
Strong Java development experience
CMS development, customization, and integrations
Experience with API-driven architecture and web technologies
Ability to support CMS modernization and migration initiatives
Experience with headless or composable CMS platforms is highly preferred
JavaScript/TypeScript and React/Next.js experience is a strong advantage
Experience with cloud platforms and CI/CD
Experience with CMS migration and integration projects
Ability to grow into a CMS Technical/Development Lead role
Future-State CMS Experience
Experience with Contentful, Contentstack, Storyblok , or similar composable/headless CMS platforms is highly valuable
Key Responsibilities
Maintain and enhance the existing OpenText TeamSite platform
Lead CMS technical development and integrations
Assess current-state CMS capabilities and define modernization opportunities
Help develop target architecture for a composable/headless CMS
Support migration from OpenText to the future-state platform
Collaborate with architecture, development, and business teams
Provide technical leadership throughout the CMS transformation
Transition into a development lead role after migration
Priority
OpenText/TeamSite expertise is mandatory. Modern composable/headless CMS experience will be considered a strong differentiator for long-term fit
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📌 TeamSite / CMS Developer (Ontario)
🏢 AceStack
📍 Ontario