Director of Product Management, Adobe Lightroom Creative Pro

Shape the Creative Pro product agenda

• →Lead key product strategy workstreams for the Creative Pro audience across Lightroom surfaces including desktop, mobile, and web.
• →Identify high-value opportunities across professional workflows, including ingest, culling, editing, retouching, masking, batch editing, collaboration, client review, delivery, and archive.
• →Translate photographers’ jobs to be done into clear product principles, requirements, priorities, and success measures.
• →Help define how Lightroom can offer greater benefits to working photographers over the next several years.

Represent professional photographers inside Adobe

• →Serve as a trusted voice for working photographers across genres, including wedding, portrait, event, commercial, wildlife, sports, landscape, travel, editorial, and studio photography.
• →Build relationships with professional photographers, educators, creators, camera partners, and industry experts to keep Lightroom grounded in real-world workflows.
• →Bring hands-on photography fluency into product reviews, prototypes, roadmap discussions, launch planning, and executive conversations.
• →Help teams distinguish between technically impressive ideas and experiences professionals will trust in production.

Imagine and ship new experiences

• →Partner with teams in advanced technology, design, and engineering to shape new capabilities into experiences photographers love and rely on.
• →Define how AI, agents, and automation should show up in Lightroom to save time, improve quality, reduce repetitive work, and expand creative possibility.
• →Balance innovation with quality, performance, reliability, transparency, and user
• →control.
• →Drive clarity and alignment across cross-functional teams, strategic forums, planning cycles, and executive discussions.

Ground decisions in insight

• →Stay close to the tools, services, communities, and workflows professional photographers use today.
• →Develop a strong point of view on where Lightroom should lead, where it should partner, and how we can exceed expectations of our most advanced customers.
• →Connect customer insight, product quality, adoption, retention, monetization, and competitive differentiation into precisely structured product recommendations.

​What You’ll Need to Succeed

• →Proven experience as a senior product leader who has defined strategy and shipped high-impact  products, ideally for creative, media, professional, technical, or workflow-intensive customers.
• →Deep understanding of professional photography workflows, including speed, quality, consistency, client expectations, high-volume production, and creative control.
• →Strong product taste, with the ability to evaluate whether an experience meets the bar for professional use.
• →Experience turning ambiguous customer needs, emerging technology, and business goals into  well-defined product strategy, tradeoffs, and shipped outcomes.
• →Experience partnering deeply with research, design, engineering, and product marketing to deliver customer-facing products at scale.
• →Experience with AI, automation, machine learning, generative AI, or agentic experiences, holding a clear stance on trust, control, quality, and user value.
• →Executive-level storytelling and influence, especially in senior IC roles where impact depends on alignment rather than direct authority.
• →Strong analytical judgment, showing proficiency in combining usage data, customer research, market signals, competitive insight, and hands-on craft expertise.
• →Excellent collaboration skills, high ownership, and a demonstrated ability to build trust with photographers and internal partners alike.

• Over 10 years spent working professionally as a photographer specializing in one or more genres.
• Experience teaching, mentoring, writing for, or building community with photographers.
• Experience collaborating with camera manufacturers, lens makers, imaging hardware companies, or other photography ecosystem partners.
• A photography portfolio, shipped product examples, writing, talks, or other work that demonstrates extensive knowledge of professional creative workflows.
   

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