Senior Security Engineer

Adobe is seeking a Senior Security Engineer to join their Information Systems Security IAM team. This role focuses on privileged identity and access management, providing technical direction and administration of identity technologies. The position involves working with various teams across Adobe to implement security solutions in isolated infrastructure environments.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for driving Enterprise Security projects, working with business customers, management teams, and development teams to implement security architecture and standards. They will help protect Adobe's environment and ensure compliance with government regulations.

Adobe offers an exceptional work environment recognized worldwide on Best Companies lists. The company promotes growth through their unique Check-In approach with ongoing feedback. The role provides an opportunity to work with cutting-edge security technologies and make a significant impact on Adobe's security infrastructure.

Key responsibilities include full stack development, implementing secure end-user technologies, integrating security tools across platforms, and engineering secure identity solutions in cloud environments. The position requires expertise in privileged identity management, DevSecOps principles, and strong understanding of security concepts like zero trust and least privilege.

The compensation package is competitive, reflecting the cost of labor across U.S. geographic markets, with a salary range of $133,900 - $242,000 annually. Adobe offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision insurance, 401k, and equity opportunities. The company is committed to diversity and inclusion, providing equal opportunities regardless of background.

This role offers a unique opportunity to work with enterprise-scale security systems, contribute to Adobe's security infrastructure, and be part of a team that protects one of the world's leading software companies. The position combines technical expertise with strategic thinking, requiring someone who can both implement security solutions and contribute to broader security strategy.