As a research scientist or research engineer at Adobe Research, you’ll advance AI and develop technologies that change how millions of people create and work. You’ll have the resources to take on ambitious problems and collaborate with student interns and university faculty to push the field forward. And you’ll have the opportunity to share your discoveries at the world’s leading research conferences.
Your work won’t stay in the lab. Scientists and engineers partner closely with Adobe’s product and design teams to turn breakthroughs into product features. Some of our best work comes from scientists and engineers building side by side, and we’re looking for standout candidates in both roles.
Above all, we value curiosity, imagination, and the perseverance to bring new technologies to life.
Meet two generations of Adobe Research interns who’ve accomplished amazing things: created cutting-edge research, published papers, and did Adobe Summit Sneak presentations of their work for thousands of Adobe customers.
September 1, 2026Every day, Adobe researchers push the boundaries of technology—a process that’s second nature to Principal Scientist Brian Price. Price has now contributed to his 100th patent at Adobe. We talked with him about his work.
July 17, 2026On an exceedingly cold day 30 years ago, Principal Scientist John Nelson decided to leave his job as a Denali mountain guide and head to something warmer. With a background in computer science and fluency in Japanese, Nelson joined Adobe’s After Effects team, first working
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