Senior Forward Deployed Engineer

The Opportunity Adobe Experience Platform powers real-time customer experiences for the world’s largest enterprises — unifying data, resolving identity at scale, orchestrating jouneys, and activating audiences across every channel. Behind these capabilities are engineering teams that must understand both the platform’s architecture and the regulated, complex environments where customers operate. The Field Engineer role sits at the intersection of solution architecture, technical consulting, and hands-on engineering. You will be embedded with Adobe’s most strategic customers — working directly with their teams to solve complex platform challenges, design scalable architectures, and build what’s needed to unblock adoption and expansion. You operate inside cross-functional Customer Pods — small, autonomous teams with end-to- end ownership — translating customer problems into working platform solutions. You lead with architecture, prototype rapidly, and close the gap between what customers need and what the platform delivers. What You’ll Do Partner directly with strategic customers to understand their architecture, workflows, security requirements, and business objectives. Translate complex customer problems into scalable solution designs, reference architectures, and working prototypes. Investigate and troubleshoot production-level platform issues — from data ingestion and [... source excerpt omitted ...] and validate end-to-end enterprise solutions spanning AEP, RTCDP, AJO, and adjacent Adobe systems. Lead architecture workshops, health checks, and technical deep-dives that earn customer trust before any commercial motion. Rapidly prototype, experiment, and iterate on new capabilities — using AI-assisted tools as a standard part of execution. Bridge the gap between customer needs, product direction, and engineering implementation — feeding field patterns back into the product roadmap. Own the technical relationship with assigned accounts — from initial discovery through implementation, go-live, and expansion. What Success Looks Like We hire for demonstrated impact, not cre [... source excerpt omitted ...] candidates will show: Customer-to-Solution Thinking — you connect customer problems, workflows, and business goals with practical technical solutions — collapsing the gap between requirements and working platform capability. Architecture with Execution — you don’t just design; you prototype, validate, debug, and iterate. Your architectures work because you’ve built them, not just drawn them. Production Awareness — you understand how distributed systems behave at scale data integrity, graceful degradation, and observability are part of how you think, not afterthoughts. Enterprise Navigation — you operate across complex organizational boundaries, regulatory constraints, and multi-