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November 20, 2006
Adobe Consulting hiring Technical and User-Experience Consultants in Europe
Adobe Consulting continues to grow it’s team within Europe; whether you’re passionate about helping our enterprise customers and partners to be successful in the delivery of innovative solutions upon front-line Adobe technologies such as Flex and Apollo, and our enterprise technologies including Flex Data Services and the LiveCycle products, or whether you’re passionate about design-led innovation, about creating solutions that hide all that technology from the consumer or citizen in an insanely great user-experience that is simpler, easier and more effective for them to achieve their task, then we want to hear from you.
Design-led innovation is our go-to-market approach, bringing together the technical capabilities of Adobe technology through deep insight of our customers needs, and even deeper insight as to who their customers are, what their needs are, and how we can meet them with innovative solutions.
We’re looking for Technical Architects to work in our RIA and LiveCycle practice; you’re likely to be an enterprise software developer with experience of the J2EE platform, who has been delivering n-tier software applications upon industry best-practices. Your specialism may lie in the presentation-tier, where you’ll re-apply your expertise with technologies such as Flex and Apollo, or in the business and integration tiers, where you’ll transfer your knowledge and expertise to our technologies such as Flex Data Services and the LiveCycle suite of technologies. Though you’re likely able to stand toe-to-toe technically with the best of them, you’re most satisfied when you’re travelling and meeting with real customers and helping them solve their real business needs. Working on a daily basis with other technical consultants and your colleagues in the user-experience practice, you’re blending your deep technical experience with their expertise in delivering reference solutions and innovative user-experiences. You’ll have the opportunity to leverage the experience you have while gaining deep experience in our current and future technologies, from Flex and Flex Data Services to Apollo, LiveCycle and beyond.
On the other hand, perhaps you don’t care how it all works behind the glass; perhaps your passion is more about what appears on the glass in the first place. Whether you’re an Information Architect or a Visual Designer, a Creative Director or a Product Engineer, we’re equally seeking the people who can conceive the experiences that we deliver to our customers through our platform. Whether you’re meeting with our customers to gain insights into their business needs, or meeting with their customers to understand the diversity of the user-ecosystem, the individual needs, goals, attitudes and ambitions of the users that are engaging with our products, or whether you’re taking these insights and turning them into an information architecture, an interaction design, a user-experience prototype or a visual and choreography design, we need to hear from you. We’re growing our talented user-experience design practice within Europe, and if this is your area of passion we want you to try out for the team.
I’d love to hear from you – the first step of the interview process is working out how to contact me. My first name dot last name over at adobe dot com is one way, or swebster at the same domain is likely to get me as well.
We have positions open across Europe, with tremendous opportunity for travel wherever you are based. I look forward to hearing from you.
Posted by swebster at November 20, 2006 05:46 PM
Comments
Well, it all sounds amazing... too bad Adobe has no real office here in Poland :(
Otherwise I would be the first one to apply!
Posted by: Sebastian Zarzycki at November 20, 2006 11:18 PM
Hello, do you hava any internship position open for graduate student to work in RIA(Flex) and LiveCycle practice?
thanks
Posted by: deng at November 21, 2006 11:15 AM
I hope this get's to Steven Webster !!
I purchased his book "Developing Rich Clients with Macromedia Flex"
Problem is none of the url's in the book work, so I can't get to the accompanying web site.
Where is it !!!!
Ken
Posted by: Ken Caldwell at November 23, 2006 12:41 AM