Principal Product Marketing Manager for InDesign

Adobe•San Francisco, CA

About The Position

As a Principal Product Marketing Manager on our dynamic team, you will have a key role in crafting the future of our product marketing strategies. This position offers the chance to lead marketing activities for our innovative products. You will help these products reach their full potential in the market. You will partner with product management, customer marketing, and engineering teams to develop and apply marketing plans aligned with our business goals and values.

Requirements

12+ years of product marketing experience, with a strong record in creative tools, SaaS, or AI products.
Experience leading launches end-to-end.
Ability to move fluidly between strategic positioning and hands-on execution.
Sharp instincts for translating complex AI capabilities into clear, compelling value for users.
Understanding of how to position GenAI features competitively, including making smart calls on packaging and monetization.
Ability to partner credibly with R&D and influence product direction, not just market it.
Strong storytelling skills and deep curiosity about how AI reshapes creative workflows.
Proficiency in modern GTM motions like community, creator marketing, and product-led growth.

Responsibilities

Take charge of the full marketing strategy for InDesign, overseeing both inbound product marketing and outbound go-to-market efforts at a critical time for the product.
Work closely with R&D to develop the AI and GenAI roadmap — setting positioning for intelligent layout, generative creation, and assisted workflows that are changing the way creative professionals function.
Manage launch strategy, lifecycle campaigns, and cross-channel storytelling that deliver these capabilities to designers, publishers, and creative teams.
Coordinate with Pricing, Creative Cloud leadership, and channel partners to grow adoption, increase monetization of premium AI features, and position InDesign as the intelligent layout and publishing platform for the future of design.