Sr Staff Product Designer, Video Apps

Adobe Adobe · Enterprise · San Francisco, CA +2

Product Designer role focused on creating AI-native tools and workflows for professional creators, emphasizing precise control over generative outputs using spatial structure and authored inputs. The role requires designing AI tools that integrate with 3D scenes and procedural control, with a focus on shipped workflows that creators can understand and trust.

What you'd actually do

  1. Designing precision controls that meaningfully influence generative behavior.
  2. Leveraging 3D scenes, structure, materials, cameras, and spatial relationships as inputs to AI systems.
  3. Developing workflows that support iteration, correction, and refinement of generative outputs.
  4. Translating emerging model capabilities into creator-facing interactions that feel clear and usable.
  5. Working horizontally across product orgs to integrate AI capabilities consistently across products.

Skills

Required

  • 8+ years of experience in product, systems, or interaction design.
  • Experience designing complex creative tools or multi-step workflows.
  • Familiarity with generative AI systems or AI-assisted creative products.
  • Strong systems thinking, with the ability to design modular experiences across different product contexts.
  • Comfort working closely with engineering on technically complex problems.
  • Ability to navigate ambiguity while staying grounded in execution.
  • Clear communication and the ability to articulate design intent across disciplines.
  • Experience prototyping AI-native workflows or interaction models.

Nice to have

  • Experience with 3D tools, spatial workflows, or scene-based systems.
  • Understanding of geometry, materials, lighting, cameras, or related concepts.
  • Experience designing tools for professional creators rather than casual use.
  • Exposure to incubation or zero-to-one product work.

What the JD emphasized

  • giving creators precise, intelligible control over generative outputs
  • AI-native tools and workflows that use spatial structure, authored inputs, and procedural control
  • shipped workflows that creators can understand, trust, and use deliberately
  • Pressure-testing ideas through working, code-based prototypes (not just Figma) to ensure they hold up in real creative workflows
  • expand creator agency instead of replacing it

Other signals

  • Generative AI
  • AI-native tools
  • Spatial structure
  • Creator agency