Adobe Research is a team of world-class research scientists, engineers, artists, and designers that combines academic discovery with industry impact. Our collaborative projects advance the state of the art across a range of 12 research areas. Our scientists and engineers work with Adobe product teams to transform many of their early-stage technologies into features for Adobe products, reaching millions of screens across the globe.
To fulfill our mission of imagining and inventing the future, Adobe Research hires full-time research scientists, research engineers, and student interns in our locations in the United States, London, UK, and Bangalore, India.
Adobe Research welcomes your application for full-time positions or internships. Adobe is proud to be an an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, disability status, or any other applicable characteristics protected by law. Learn more ›
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College Park, MD
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Why do people love to work at Adobe Research?
Brano Kveton Principal Scientist
I lead a research team that post-trains image / video editing models to better align with human preferences. This allows me to use my deep knowledge of reinforcement learning to impact millions of creatives, by allowing them to do complex edit operations using simple prompts.
Duygu Ceylan Principal Scientist
As an industry lab, Adobe Research offers a great balance between publishing and product. What I like the most about working here is being surrounded by so many smart people. I can easily start exploring new areas, for example in computer vision or deep learning. The environment encourages you to learn.
Cynthia Lu Senior Director, Machine Learning
Adobe Research is a very open, friendly, collaborative environment. Here, I have the absolute freedom to collaborate with a broad range of people on our team and throughout Adobe, as well as with university partners. And it’s a good fit because I am interested in applied research. I like to see my work being used.
