Adobe, a global leader in digital experiences, is seeking a Principal Engineering Program Manager to drive transformative projects that reshape the future of digital experiences. Based in San Jose, this role sits at the intersection of technology and leadership, where you'll spearhead large-scale initiatives across multiple Adobe teams.
As a Principal Engineering Program Manager, you'll be responsible for orchestrating complex projects that impact Adobe's enterprise-scale solutions. You'll work with diverse teams across different geographies, building and executing comprehensive project roadmaps while ensuring alignment with business objectives. The role requires both technical depth and strategic thinking, as you'll need to understand complex technical solutions while managing high-level program strategy.
The ideal candidate brings 10+ years of experience or equivalent education in Engineering or Computer Science, combined with a proven track record of leading large-scale engineering projects. You'll need to demonstrate exceptional organizational and communication skills, as you'll be interfacing with stakeholders at all levels while managing multiple concurrent initiatives.
This role offers an opportunity to shape the future of digital experiences at a company that's been at the forefront of creative technology for decades. You'll work with cutting-edge technologies and talented teams, while enjoying competitive compensation ranging from $138,600 to $258,700 annually, based on experience and location.
Adobe offers a collaborative and inclusive culture where innovation is celebrated and diverse perspectives are valued. You'll be part of a company that's consistently recognized as a great place to work, with a mission to change the world through digital experiences. If you're passionate about technology leadership and want to make a significant impact on products used by millions globally, this role presents an exceptional opportunity to advance your career at the intersection of technology and program management.