Jörg Hoh
About Jörg Hoh
Jörg Hoh is a Senior Technical Architect at Adobe, specializing in performance tests and tuning for AEM environments. He has over a decade of experience at Adobe and previously held roles at Thinking Objects GmbH and Adobe's EMEA division.
Work at Adobe
Jörg Hoh has held multiple roles at Adobe since 2010. He began as a Solution Architect from 2010 to 2013, where he focused on delivering solutions and managing client relationships. Following this role, he served as the AEM Practice Lead EMEA from 2013 to 2017, overseeing the implementation of Adobe Experience Manager across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Currently, he works as a Senior Technical Architect since 2013, where he handles escalations with significant business impacts and delivers internal training for CQ5/AEM architects.
Education and Expertise
Jörg Hoh studied at the University of Stuttgart from 1998 to 2005, completing a seven-year program. His academic background laid the foundation for his expertise in technical architecture and system engineering. He specializes in performance tests and performance tuning for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) environments, contributing to the optimization and efficiency of digital solutions.
Background
Before joining Adobe, Jörg Hoh worked at Thinking Objects GmbH as a System Engineer from 2005 to 2009 in Germany. This role provided him with practical experience in system design and implementation, which he later applied in his positions at Adobe. His career trajectory reflects a strong focus on technical architecture and client engagement within the digital marketing space.
Achievements
In his current role as Senior Technical Architect at Adobe, Jörg Hoh is responsible for managing escalations that have major business impacts. He has played a key role in delivering internal training for CQ5/AEM architects, enhancing the skills and knowledge of his colleagues. His contributions to performance tuning in AEM environments have also been significant, ensuring optimal performance for clients.