Twist Bioscience

Develop and integrate AEM pages with third-party platforms and CRM systems for a seamless public campaign experience. | Experience with AEM or similar CMS, front-end skills, identity integration, Salesforce API or iPaaS tools, vendor evaluation, and independent technical judgment. | We're building a public-facing interactive campaign page and need a contract developer to own it end to end: build it in AEM, integrate a third-party engagement/voting platform, and connect it to our existing account and CRM systems, so it feels like one seamless experience, not a set of disconnected logins. This is a defined, well-scoped engagement, but we're looking for someone senior enough to make sound technical calls along the way, not just execute a fixed spec. Strong performers may be considered for follow-on work after launch. What You'll Do • Own the build: architect and develop the AEM pages for a public campaign experience, including content, commerce, and interactive sections. • Design the integration: evaluate, embed, and configure a third-party engagement or voting platform, writing the custom code, CSS, and JS needed to make it work well and look native. • Set the identity strategy: recommend and implement SSO or a pass-through workaround (magic links, pre-fill) so a logged-in account carries through to the experience, no duplicate profiles. • Architect the data flow: work with Salesforce and an automation/iPaaS layer to verify account status and route data back, in a way that's maintainable after you're gone. • Handle user-submitted media: design the upload, moderation, and public gallery experience. • Lead technical vendor evaluation: stress-test edge cases before launch, and push vendors past marketing claims to confirm what their platforms actually do. What You'll Bring We're looking for strength across most of this, not a perfect checklist match: • AEM experience: or fast, demonstrated ramp-up from a comparable enterprise CMS. • Front-end fluency: JS/HTML/CSS, comfortable embedding and customizing third-party widgets. • Identity know-how: hands-on OAuth2, OIDC, or SAML integration experience. • Salesforce fluency: API experience or an iPaaS tool like Workato, MuleSoft, or Zapier. • Vendor savvy: reads API docs, runs evaluation calls, separates real capability from sales pitch. • UX instinct: reduces friction in forms, sign-up, and voting flows. • Independent judgment: comfortable owning tradeoffs and proposing an approach, not just waiting for a spec. Nice to Have • Platform experience: contest, sweepstakes, or engagement/voting SaaS platforms. • Domain fit: life sciences or scientific marketing background.

Develop and integrate AEM pages with third-party platforms and CRM systems for a seamless user experience. | Senior-level developer with AEM, front-end, identity integration, Salesforce API, and vendor evaluation experience. | We're building a public-facing interactive campaign page and need a contract developer to own it end to end: build it in AEM, integrate a third-party engagement/voting platform, and connect it to our existing account and CRM systems, so it feels like one seamless experience, not a set of disconnected logins. This is a defined, well-scoped engagement, but we're looking for someone senior enough to make sound technical calls along the way, not just execute a fixed spec. Strong performers may be considered for follow-on work after launch. What You'll Do • Own the build: architect and develop the AEM pages for a public campaign experience, including content, commerce, and interactive sections. • Design the integration: evaluate, embed, and configure a third-party engagement or voting platform, writing the custom code, CSS, and JS needed to make it work well and look native. • Set the identity strategy: recommend and implement SSO or a pass-through workaround (magic links, pre-fill) so a logged-in account carries through to the experience, no duplicate profiles. • Architect the data flow: work with Salesforce and an automation/iPaaS layer to verify account status and route data back, in a way that's maintainable after you're gone. • Handle user-submitted media: design the upload, moderation, and public gallery experience. • Lead technical vendor evaluation: stress-test edge cases before launch, and push vendors past marketing claims to confirm what their platforms actually do. What You'll Bring We're looking for strength across most of this, not a perfect checklist match: • AEM experience: or fast, demonstrated ramp-up from a comparable enterprise CMS. • Front-end fluency: JS/HTML/CSS, comfortable embedding and customizing third-party widgets. • Identity know-how: hands-on OAuth2, OIDC, or SAML integration experience. • Salesforce fluency: API experience or an iPaaS tool like Workato, MuleSoft, or Zapier. • Vendor savvy: reads API docs, runs evaluation calls, separates real capability from sales pitch. • UX instinct: reduces friction in forms, sign-up, and voting flows. • Independent judgment: comfortable owning tradeoffs and proposing an approach, not just waiting for a spec. Nice to Have • Platform experience: contest, sweepstakes, or engagement/voting SaaS platforms. • Domain fit: life sciences or scientific marketing background.

Develop and integrate a public-facing campaign page with third-party platforms and CRM systems. | Senior-level developer with AEM or comparable CMS experience, front-end skills, identity integration, Salesforce API knowledge, and vendor evaluation capability. | We're building a public-facing interactive campaign page and need a contract developer to own it end to end: build it in AEM, integrate a third-party engagement/voting platform, and connect it to our existing account and CRM systems, so it feels like one seamless experience, not a set of disconnected logins. This is a defined, well-scoped engagement, but we're looking for someone senior enough to make sound technical calls along the way, not just execute a fixed spec. Strong performers may be considered for follow-on work after launch. What You'll Do • Own the build: architect and develop the AEM pages for a public campaign experience, including content, commerce, and interactive sections. • Design the integration: evaluate, embed, and configure a third-party engagement or voting platform, writing the custom code, CSS, and JS needed to make it work well and look native. • Set the identity strategy: recommend and implement SSO or a pass-through workaround (magic links, pre-fill) so a logged-in account carries through to the experience, no duplicate profiles. • Architect the data flow: work with Salesforce and an automation/iPaaS layer to verify account status and route data back, in a way that's maintainable after you're gone. • Handle user-submitted media: design the upload, moderation, and public gallery experience. • Lead technical vendor evaluation: stress-test edge cases before launch, and push vendors past marketing claims to confirm what their platforms actually do. What You'll Bring We're looking for strength across most of this, not a perfect checklist match: • AEM experience: or fast, demonstrated ramp-up from a comparable enterprise CMS. • Front-end fluency: JS/HTML/CSS, comfortable embedding and customizing third-party widgets. • Identity know-how: hands-on OAuth2, OIDC, or SAML integration experience. • Salesforce fluency: API experience or an iPaaS tool like Workato, MuleSoft, or Zapier. • Vendor savvy: reads API docs, runs evaluation calls, separates real capability from sales pitch. • UX instinct: reduces friction in forms, sign-up, and voting flows. • Independent judgment: comfortable owning tradeoffs and proposing an approach, not just waiting for a spec. Nice to Have • Platform experience: contest, sweepstakes, or engagement/voting SaaS platforms. • Domain fit: life sciences or scientific marketing background.

Develop and integrate a public-facing campaign page with third-party platforms and CRM systems. | Experience with AEM or similar CMS, front-end skills, identity integration, Salesforce API or iPaaS, and vendor evaluation. | We're building a public-facing interactive campaign page and need a contract developer to own it end to end: build it in AEM, integrate a third-party engagement/voting platform, and connect it to our existing account and CRM systems, so it feels like one seamless experience, not a set of disconnected logins. This is a defined, well-scoped engagement, but we're looking for someone senior enough to make sound technical calls along the way, not just execute a fixed spec. Strong performers may be considered for follow-on work after launch. What You'll Do • Own the build: architect and develop the AEM pages for a public campaign experience, including content, commerce, and interactive sections. • Design the integration: evaluate, embed, and configure a third-party engagement or voting platform, writing the custom code, CSS, and JS needed to make it work well and look native. • Set the identity strategy: recommend and implement SSO or a pass-through workaround (magic links, pre-fill) so a logged-in account carries through to the experience, no duplicate profiles. • Architect the data flow: work with Salesforce and an automation/iPaaS layer to verify account status and route data back, in a way that's maintainable after you're gone. • Handle user-submitted media: design the upload, moderation, and public gallery experience. • Lead technical vendor evaluation: stress-test edge cases before launch, and push vendors past marketing claims to confirm what their platforms actually do. What You'll Bring We're looking for strength across most of this, not a perfect checklist match: • AEM experience: or fast, demonstrated ramp-up from a comparable enterprise CMS. • Front-end fluency: JS/HTML/CSS, comfortable embedding and customizing third-party widgets. • Identity know-how: hands-on OAuth2, OIDC, or SAML integration experience. • Salesforce fluency: API experience or an iPaaS tool like Workato, MuleSoft, or Zapier. • Vendor savvy: reads API docs, runs evaluation calls, separates real capability from sales pitch. • UX instinct: reduces friction in forms, sign-up, and voting flows. • Independent judgment: comfortable owning tradeoffs and proposing an approach, not just waiting for a spec. Nice to Have • Platform experience: contest, sweepstakes, or engagement/voting SaaS platforms. • Domain fit: life sciences or scientific marketing background.