Product Designer, Audiences & Activation

Adobe Adobe · Enterprise · San Francisco, CA +2

Product Designer role focused on integrating AI into enterprise segmentation and personalization products, emphasizing user experience, accessibility, and collaboration with engineering and customers. The role involves building prototypes, testing ML features, and establishing new interaction patterns.

What you'd actually do

  1. Build high-quality, accessible experiences from early concept through production-ready specifications, applying design system principles with confidence and knowing when to challenge existing patterns.
  2. Build interactive prototypes — including AI-assisted and code-based prototypes — to explore ideas, surface edge cases, and directly shape what gets built.
  3. Test machine learning features with real user scenarios in mind, using prototype findings to influence product scope before engineering begins.
  4. Connect with customers to learn how they use the product and share those insights with your team.
  5. Craft clear narratives around your creative decisions — using visuals, prototypes, and structured storytelling to build understanding and confidence with partners and leadership.

Skills

Required

  • 3+ years of product design experience
  • portfolio that shows strong visual craft and clear storytelling capabilities
  • Experience building interactive mockups and vibe-coded experiments to validate real assumptions
  • Experience crafting simple, intuitive experiences powered by complex data
  • Proficiency in Figma
  • comfort experimenting with evolving AI tools
  • Strong storytelling skills

Nice to have

  • Experience crafting products that incorporate AI-generated outputs or intelligent, model-based features
  • Familiarity with data visualization, segmentation, or analytics products
  • Experience working directly with enterprise customers
  • Equivalent practical experience in design, HCI, or a related field in place of a formal degree
  • Experience designing accessible and inclusive interfaces for people with disabilities
  • Understanding of applying WCAG conformance criteria in design
  • Accessibility certifications CPACC, WAS, CPWA, or ADS from the IAAP

What the JD emphasized

  • AI integration into enterprise products
  • AI-assisted prototypes
  • AI-generated outputs or intelligent, model-based features