Technical Support Engineer at Adobe

Reading, England, United Kingdom

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Technology, SoftwareIndustries

Requirements

  • Strong Technical knowledge of J2EE application servers, databases, and LDAP server technology
  • Java Development Experience
  • Experience with ActionScript, JavaScript, HTML5, XHTML, HTML, CSS, Flash/Flex, SOAP, XML
  • Experience with Adobe CQ/AEM desired but not a hard requirement
  • Windows/Linux server knowledge
  • Performance tuning and optimization
  • Debugging of customer code
  • Knowledge at API level of 3rd party applications
  • Bachelors Degree or equivalent experience

Responsibilities

  • First point of contact for customer concerns relating to technical issues
  • Customer advocate and represent their needs with internal product teams
  • Provide timely response/resolution to technical and product inquiries
  • Provide resolution results within established Service Level Agreement Guidelines
  • Awareness of Customer business priorities & key events
  • Provide proactive status updates to required parties
  • Record and document all issues related to customers within established process guidelines
  • Trouble-shoot and qualify cases before raising to Engineering
  • Answer questions regarding product functionality and usage
  • Enable product features included in the contract which Customer can’t enable themselves through the admin console
  • Solve implementation problems
  • Provide on-site assistance as needed to resolve product issues
  • Product Content Creation (KB articles, whitepapers, forum participation)
  • Offer Knowledge Transfer sessions to help decrease blocking issues into Adobe

Skills

AEM
CQ
Technical Support
Customer Support
Troubleshooting
Adobe Products

Adobe

Software solutions for content creation and marketing

About Adobe

Adobe provides a range of software solutions focused on digital experiences, catering to creative professionals, businesses, and educational institutions. Its main offerings include Adobe Creative Cloud, which contains tools for photography, graphic design, video editing, illustration, UI/UX design, 3D and augmented reality, and social media content creation. Adobe also offers marketing solutions through Adobe Experience Cloud and document management services via Adobe Document Cloud. The company operates on a subscription-based model, allowing users to access its software through monthly or annual plans, with special pricing available for students, teachers, and businesses. Adobe differentiates itself from competitors by providing a comprehensive suite of tools that cover various aspects of content creation and marketing, all integrated into one platform. The goal of Adobe is to empower users to create, manage, and optimize their digital content effectively.

San Jose, CaliforniaHeadquarters
1994Year Founded
$668.9MTotal Funding
IPOCompany Stage
Consumer Software, Enterprise Software, DesignIndustries
10,001+Employees

Benefits

Company Equity
401(k) Company Match

Risks

Emerging AI-driven design tools offer similar functionalities at lower costs.
Open-source alternatives may attract users away from Adobe's subscription model.
Data privacy concerns could affect trust in Adobe's cloud services.

Differentiation

Adobe offers a comprehensive suite for content creation, marketing, and document management.
Adobe's subscription model includes special pricing for students, teachers, and businesses.
Adobe integrates advanced analytics with Experience Cloud for data-driven marketing.

Upsides

Generative AI tools enhance Adobe's content creation and editing efficiency.
Remote work boosts demand for Adobe's cloud-based document management solutions.
AR's popularity in marketing benefits Adobe's 3D and AR tools.

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