Lead Adobe Commerce Architect

About the role

Deloitte's Customer practice helps organizations build deeper customer relationships and drive sustained growth through customer and commercial strategy, data and analytics, Generative AI, digital products, marketing, commerce, sales, and service. As a Lead Business Transformation Architect specializing in Adobe Commerce, you will help clients define scalable commerce architectures that connect business priorities, content, and enterprise technology. You will collaborate with strategy, design, and engineering professionals to modernize commerce experiences and deliver measurable value for clients and their customers.

Recruiting for this role ends on December 18, 2026.

Deloitte's Advertising, Marketing & Commerce team creates content and experiences that inspire action. We design and implement technology platforms for personalized marketing across all digital touchpoints, specializing in customer-centric B2B and B2C solutions. Our in-house agency engages customers throughout their journey, working on projects like AdTech, MarTech, campaign automation, CRM, and lead-to-loyalty orchestration. Join us to drive impactful customer interactions and business growth.

Responsibilities

• Lead the architecture and delivery of Adobe Commerce (Magento) solutions, including catalog, pricing, promotions, checkout, order management, and extensibility patterns.
• Design, deploy, and support Adobe Commerce Cloud environments, including cloud configuration, build and deployment workflows, integrations, performance optimization, and operational troubleshooting.
• Build serverless extensions, integrations, and event-driven capabilities using Adobe App Builder and Adobe I/O Runtime; orchestrate Adobe Commerce GraphQL application programming interfaces (APIs) with external services through Adobe API Mesh.
• Guide PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) and Magento development, including module development, dependency injection, service contracts, GraphQL, Representational State Transfer (REST) APIs, database interactions, and upgrade-safe customization practices.
• Apply micros