Business Analyst – Adobe Experience Cloud

Role overview Guide clients from business challenges to clear requirements and deliverable digital experience solutions built around Adobe Experience Cloud. You will lead discovery, help shape product and solution decisions, and partner with business and technical teams throughout Agile delivery. The role calls for someone who can work through ambiguity and keep requirements useful from early discussions through release and validation.

Responsibilities - Lead stakeholder interviews and discovery workshops to uncover business goals, needs, and constraints. - Convert findings into epics, features, user stories, business rules, and acceptance criteria. - Maintain requirements through the project lifecycle and contribute to refinement, sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives. - Work with product owners, architects, developers, UX, QA, and business stakeholders to prioritize work and resolve gaps or dependencies. - Assess requirements against Adobe platform capabilities and identify delivery risks and opportunities. - Support testing, user acceptance, release readiness, and business validation.

Requirements - At least five years of business analysis experience. - Hands-on experience with Adobe Experience Manager Sites and/or Assets. - Strong Agile and Scrum experience, including use of Jira and Confluence. - Experience supporting QA, user acceptance testing, and release activities. - Demonstrated ability to facilitate discovery and requirements workshops. - Strong communication, consulting, and relationship-building skills across business and technical teams.

Nice to have Experience with other Adobe Experience Cloud products, including Edge Delivery Services, Workfront, Content Hub, or Dynamic Media.

Benefits and work setup The role is listed as remote in California, with flexibility depending on location and business needs. Employees within commuting distance of designated hubs are generally expected to work from an office three days per week; the listing specifies two days for Los Angeles. The annual salary range is $78,000–$110,000. Benefits include health, vision, and dental insurance; life and disability coverage; a 401(k); flexible paid time off; at least 15 paid holidays; sick and safe leave; and paid parental leave.