Digital Strategy Analyst, Retail
Adobe · San Jose, CA · Marketing and Strategy
About this role
Adobe is hiring a mid-level Business Analyst in the operations function based in San Jose, CA. The posting calls out experience with Express, LLMs, AI Agents. Compensation is listed at $74,300–$141,600 per year.
- Role
- Business Analyst
- Function
- operations
- Level
- mid
- Track
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Full-time
- Location
- San Jose, CA
- Department
- Marketing and Strategy
- Posted
- May 2, 2026
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Job description
from Adobe careersThe challenge
The Digital Strategy Group (DSG) works with C-level leadership at Adobe’s enterprise customers to craft strategies for customer-experience transformation and digital innovation. In this role, you will have the opportunity to advise senior leaders at leading retailers.
Our engagements employ Adobe’s digital benchmarking capabilities, industry trends, customer-journey mapping, organizational assessments, and other techniques to deliver high-impact recommendations. We also bring a deep industry perspective to Adobe by publishing thought leadership and aligning the ecosystem on an overall industry go-to-market strategy.
What you’ll do
As a Digital Strategy Analyst, you will partner with executives from Adobe’s largest and most strategic retail customers and Adobe sales leadership to align on a vision for how Adobe’s technology can modernize the customer journey (across acquisition, onboarding, servicing, cross-sell, etc.) while improving operational efficiency, scale, and compliance. You will play a key role in leading cross-functional workstreams in support of strategic Adobe sales pursuits across leading retail organizations!
In close collaboration with a cross-functional team of experts from consulting, retail, and technology backgrounds, the role contributes to rigorous analyses, insight development, and delivery of executive-level recommendations. Contributions will include:
- Supporting customers in identifying and prioritizing GenAI and agentic use cases—such as personalized content generation, intelligent next-best-action orchestration, AI-assisted service workflows, and automated, brand-safe content operations