Senior Software Development Engineer - Imaging Platform

We're building a world of health around every individual - shaping a more connected, convenient and compassionate health experience. At CVS Health®, you'll be surrounded by passionate colleagues who care deeply, innovate with purpose, hold ourselves accountable and prioritize safety and quality in everything we do. Join us and be part of something bigger - helping to simplify health care one person, one family and one community at a time.

CVS Health Digital is looking for hands‑on, passionate people who want to join a high energy and growing team to make a difference in customers' lives and who want to be on the forefront of digital innovation that aims to reinvent what a pharmacy and a health care company can be in the digital world. Currently, we are seeking a Senior Software Development Engineer – Imaging Platform who will design, develop, and implement enterprise‑scale digital imaging solutions powering end‑to‑end image management across digital channels.

This Senior Engineer will focus on building and enhancing platforms like IMDash (Image Tool) to support image ingestion, processing, transformation, storage, and delivery using AEM, cloud platforms, and modern full‑stack technologies, while enabling intelligent and scalable media experiences.

• Design and build enterprise image management capabilities including:
• Image ingestion, validation, and metadata management
• Image transformation (resizing, compression, format optimization)
• Storage and retrieval systems
• Image delivery pipelines for multiple channels (web, mobile, APIs)
• Enhance and scale IMDash (Image Tool) platform for high‑volume digital assets
• Enable Dynamic Media integration and optimized image rendering strategies

• Develop and integrate Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) for:
• Asset management (AEM Assets)
• Content delivery (headless or hybrid)
• Build reusable AEM components, workflows, and APIs for media operations
• Support headless CMS and API‑driven image delivery models

• Build backend services using: PHP (Laravel/Symfony) and/or Java‑based services (if required by ecosystem)
• Develop scalable REST/Graph
  
  QL APIs for image services and integrations
• Implement microservices supporting media processing pipelines

• Develop UI/portal features for IMDash using:
  React.js / Angular & HTML, CSS, JavaScript/Type Script
• Build intuitive image management dashboards for upload, preview, tagging, and monitoring
• Optimize front‑end performance for media‑heavy applications

• Design and deploy imaging solutions on:
  Google Cloud Platform (GCP) (Cloud Storage, GKE, Cloud Run) & Microsoft Azure (Blob Storage, AKS, App Services)
• Build cloud‑native, scalable media processing pipelines
• Implement CDN integration and caching strategies for image delivery

• Design and optimize Postgre
  
  SQL schemas for:
• Asset metadata
• Image attributes and taxonomy
• Ensure high availability, indexing, and performance tuning for large‑scale asset data

• Apply AI/ML capabilities to imaging workflows:
  Image tagging and classification & Auto metadata generation & Content moderation or quality checks
• Integrate AI services/APIs to enhance asset discovery and personalization
• Support intelligent search and recommendation use cases (where applicable)

• 5+ years of Software Engineering experience with a Full stack / Backend specialty
• 3+ years of experience with PHP (Laravel/Symfony)
• 3+ years of experience with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM - Sites/Assets)
• 3+ years of experience with PostgreSQL
• 3+ years building or supporting media/image processing systems or DAM platforms
• 2+ years of hands‑on experience with Cloud platforms (Azure and/or GCP)
• 2+ years of hands‑on experience with Docker and/or Kubernetes
• 2+ years of exposure to image processing concepts (resizing, compression, formats, CDN, caching)

• Experience with enterprise Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems or platforms like IMDash
• Exposure to AI/ML in image processing (tagging, classification, computer vision APIs)
• Exposure…