Optimizely Lead Developer

Genpact; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 1,800,000 - 2,400,000; Full time

Job summary

Rightpoint India is seeking a Senior Optimizely Developer to design and deliver high-performance digital experiences on the Optimizely CMS and Commerce platforms. You will collaborate with architects, strategists and fellow developers, work with .NET 6+ and third-party integrations, and embrace DXPs, DevOps and modern front-end practices.

Strong communication and problem-solving skills are required. Experience with headless CMS architectures is a plus and there is a focus on scalable enterprise

Qualifications

• Strong hands-on experience with Optimizely CMS (v12+ / .NET 6+).
• .NET/C# development experience.
• Exposure to Optimizely Commerce is a strong plus.
• Familiarity with headless CMS architecture and third-party integrations.
• Good understanding of DXPs, DevOps, and modern front-end practices.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain Optimizely CMS/Commerce solutions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable digital experiences.
• Implement DXPs, DevOps practices, and modern front-end techniques.

Skills

Optimizely CMS

Dotnet/.NET 6+

Headless CMS

Optimizely Commerce

DXP/DevOps

Front-end practices

Job description

Key Responsibilities:Are you passionate about building world-class digital experiences on the Optimizely (Episerver) platform? Do you enjoy solving complex challenges and delivering scalable enterprise solutions?As a Senior Optimizely Developer at Rightpoint India, you’ll play a critical technical role—collaborating with architects, strategists, and fellow developers to deliver high-performance, personalized, and content-rich digital solutions using Optimizely CMS and Commerce.Required Skills:Strong hands-on experience with Optimizely CMS (v12+ / .NET 6+)Exposure to Optimizely Commerce is a strong plusSolid experience with .NET/C# developmentFamiliarity with Headless CMS architecture and third-party integrationsGood understanding of DXPs, DevOps, and modern front-end practices