[Remote] Staff Product Designer, Document Cloud GenAI

March 9, 2026

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Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Adobe is looking for a Staff Product Designer to join their Document Cloud Generative AI team. In this role, you will design intuitive experiences for products used by over 600 million monthly active users and lead design initiatives that drive innovation in document management.

Responsibilities

Design. Develop sketches, end-to-end flows, prototypes, and polished UI — adapting your process to fit the problem at hand
Simplify. Translate complex user needs into practical, human-centered solutions that balance business objectives and user needs
Champion. Develop a strong point of view grounded in analysis of user research and data insights, advocating for user needs and clear, thoughtful solutions
Influence. Drive alignment through compelling storytelling and confidently present design rationale to executives and key partners
Collaborate. Build positive relationships and work closely with product, engineering, and design partners
Delight. Invent the future with solutions that are usable, useful, modern, and accessible
Elevate. Uphold a high bar for the Design craft and mentor others
Inspire. Partner cross-functionally on generative AI initiatives to unlock new customer value and drive innovation
Adapt. Stay curious in the rapidly evolving AI and technology landscape, anticipating how customer needs will change

Skills

8+ years of proven product design experience
A portfolio demonstrating exceptional UX and visual design across responsive, multi-surface experiences
Proficiency in modern design and prototyping tools, including Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud
Strong problem-solving skills and deep expertise in core UX principles and methodologies
Empathy for both customers and teammates, with a process grounded in listening and understanding
A strong sense of ownership and accountability to move work forward in ambiguous environments
Adaptability to design with current and new technologies, and evolving user experience patterns
A proven track record of leading complex, ambiguous projects from concept to execution
Exceptional collaboration and communication skills, using listening and empathy to drive alignment and progress
Dedication to inclusive, accessible, and respectful design practices
Experience crafting information-centric workflows, and experience with AI/ML-powered product experiences
Experience designing accessible and inclusive interfaces for people with disabilities
Understanding of applying WCAG conformance criteria in design, specifically testing comps, wireframes, and prototypes for accessibility standards
Accessibility certifications CPACC, WAS, CPWA, or ADS from the IAAP preferred

Company Overview

Adobe is a software company that provides its users with digital marketing and media solutions. It was founded in 1982, and is headquartered in San Jose, California, USA, with a workforce of 10001+ employees. Its website is http://www.adobe.com.

Company H1B Sponsorship

Adobe has a track record of offering H1B sponsorships, with 1160 in 2025, 1217 in 2024, 750 in 2023, 878 in 2022, 742 in 2021, 477 in 2020. Please note that this does not guarantee sponsorship for this specific role.

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