Twelve requirements from the posting, decoded. Green means I can answer from lived experience. Yellow means I understand it but need preparation. Red means a genuine gap — they stay visible on purpose.
Green · strong match Yellow · needs preparation Red · genuine gap
Hands-on marketing & content practitioner experience Strong match Adobe wants someone who has lived the workflow, not studied it
Content strategy & content automation Strong match Recommendations must be strategy-aware, not just text generation
Question customer requests, find the real problem Strong match This is the actual job description hidden inside the title
Help build AI systems that recommend actions Strong match The whole product bet is signals → recommendation → approved action
Ability to prototype and build, AI-assisted coding (Claude Code, Codex) Strong match Hypotheses have to become something customers can react to
Working knowledge of SEO and GEO, tools like Semrush, Brand Visibility Strong match External signals are what make the agent proactive rather than reactive
Work directly with customers, marketers and content strategists Strong match Requirements come from conversations, not tickets
Web technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Core Web Vitals Prepare Product decisions in a CMS are constrained by how pages are actually built and rendered
AEM or another CMS (nice to have) Prepare The product is AEM Sites — vocabulary matters
4+ years relevant professional experience Prepare Adobe wants seniority of judgement
Enterprise software engineering depth (Java, AEM backend, infrastructure) Genuine gap Some parts of the team will operate at that level
Integration with Adobe Experience Cloud, CX Enterprise Coworker Genuine gap The agent must live inside the Adobe ecosystem Mark this module —
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Interview ready = you can state the positioning line for every red and yellow row without reading it.