[Remote] Group Content Strategy Manager, Adobe.com

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Adobe is a leading company that empowers creativity through innovative platforms and tools. They are seeking a Group Content Strategy Manager to lead the team responsible for content and storytelling for Adobe.com, ensuring a cohesive and emotionally resonant user experience across various digital touchpoints.


Responsibilities

  • Lead and grow a team of content strategists supporting Adobe.com experiences
  • Define strategic direction for content and storytelling across interconnected web experiences, ensuring coherence across journeys, surfaces, and touchpoints
  • Partner closely with Design and Content leadership to shape highly crafted, emotionally resonant experiences that reflect Adobe’s brand, design sensibility, storytelling standards, and quality standards
  • Elevate the quality of storytelling, copywriting, naming, messaging, and information architecture across highly visible customer-facing experiences
  • Help shape the end-to-end Adobe.com experience - balancing clarity, emotional connection, conversion, and ecosystem consistency
  • Establish scalable systems, frameworks, governance models, and operational processes that improve consistency, quality, and collaboration across the ecosystem
  • Drive alignment across Product, Marketing, Design, Engineering, and other stakeholders to support connected audience journeys and shared decision-making
  • Define the future operating model for content strategy across Adobe.com
  • Bring clarity and direction to fast-moving and ambiguous initiatives, helping teams navigate prioritization, quality, and organizational complexity
  • Mentor and develop content strategists, copywriters, and emerging leaders, strengthening storytelling, strategic thinking, systems thinking, influence, and leadership capabilities across the team
  • Partner with leaders across Adobe Design to strengthen content and storytelling standards, cross-functional collaboration, and organizational alignment across Adobe’s ecosystem

Skills

  • Significant experience leading content, copywriting, editorial, or storytelling teams across large-scale digital ecosystems, customer journeys, or highly visible consumer-facing experiences
  • 10+ years of experience in copywriting, editorial, storytelling, content strategy, digital experience, or related disciplines
  • 8+ years of people management experience, including experience leading senior individual contributors and/or managers through organizational complexity and change
  • Proven experience building and scaling high-performing teams, operating models, and cross-functional partnerships
  • Exceptional storytelling, editorial, and copywriting instincts, with a strong point of view around craft, quality, and digital experience
  • Strong systems-thinking skills and experience creating scalable frameworks, governance models, content systems, messaging architectures, taxonomies, and information architectures
  • Experience influencing strategic decisions and driving alignment across senior leaders and cross-functional stakeholders
  • A demonstrated ability to create operational clarity and drive execution across large, matrixed organizations
  • Strong understanding of how storytelling, interaction, structure, and visual design work together to shape end-to-end digital experiences
  • Outstanding communication, collaboration, and leadership skills
  • Experience leading storytelling or copy teams for highly crafted, design-forward customer experiences
  • Experience working on large-scale web ecosystems, audience journeys, or conversion-focused customer experiences
  • Experience working within centralized design organizations or embedded/hybrid operating models
  • Experience contributing to or shaping design systems, storytelling frameworks, voice and tone systems, and content governance programs
  • Familiarity with experimentation, optimization, or conversion-focused experience design

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

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