My brain started to ponder. People would be interested in understanding these disciplines, right? Therefore, I am creating a series of informative articles related to what developers and programmers do.
To start we need to understand what ATG Dynamo is: Per PC Mag ATG Dynamo is a family of e-commerce and CRM applications from Art Technology Group, Inc., Cambridge, MA. Part of ATG's core marketing Adaptive Scenario Engine, Dynamo comprises a comprehensive set of Java-based products that enable an organization to deploy a fully-integrated customer management system (CRM) and Web site. CRM applications integrate clients with business with the end result of enhanced communication abilities with a customer relationship management framework.
Typical ATG tools include:
* Personalization
* Commerce
* Scenario
* Searchandizing
Employment for large scale corporation necessities.
When I searched IT related job boards I found numerous opportunities for ATG developers. Common requirements for securing an ATG Dynamo position include but are not limited to.
1. Knowledge of Dynamo ATG eCommerce framework and suite.
2. Experience architecting e-commerce for large scale environments
3. Transition / Migration skill
4. Creation of ATG modules in complex and time sensitive projects.
Experts in Java and Java Script may want to consider taking the path into the world of ATG development. People who are highly experienced in Java will discover many ways to advance their knowledge and career. ATG Dynamo jobs take us down one solid career path. Resource Point LLC stated that business usually look for these type of traits in ATG Dynamo positions.
* 5 years of J2EE and Java programming experience
* 2 - 4 years of experience in implementing ATG 2007 based applications using Commerce, Personalization and Scenario servers.
* Solid knowledge of Java programming best practices
* Solid knowledge of JSP, AJAX, XML, XSLT and basic UI - Technologies
* Solid knowledge of distributed computing concepts
* Solid object oriented design and design patterns experience with ATG Dynamo
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