This role pays less than
69%
of similar roles. Most pay
$177,250–$227,000
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$183k
versus about
$202k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Adobe
Adobe Inc. is a global software company known for creative and multimedia software products including Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, and its cloud-based Creative Cloud and Document Cloud suites. Industry: Creative & Digital Experience Software
Adobe currently has
261 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$148,100–$277,400
across 167 roles with salary data.
Senior Product Manager, Privacy Engineering joins a cross-functional team to guide the strategy and execution of experiential privacy across various products, services, and platforms. This role involves translating customer, business, and legal needs into clear requirements for engineering teams to build features that protect user data while ensuring transparency in processing. The individual will collaborate with experience design teams on mockups, define success metrics, conduct privacy impact assessments with legal partners, and lead internal training as a privacy advocate. Key technical competencies include hands-on experience with AI technologies, models, and agentic use cases; knowledge of data platforms like data lakes and data farms; and familiarity with privacy enhancement technologies and industry frameworks such as IAB TCF and Global Privacy Platform. The role addresses the challenge of managing evolving global regulations and increasing user demand for data control in an AI-driven landscape.
What does a Product Manager earn in California?
Median $221750 from 237 postings across 48 companies.
Privacy Engineering
AI
Data Governance
Identity and Access Management
Cloud Infrastructure
Security Automation
Code Scanning
Data Minimization
Policy Codification
Python
Go
Java
Scala
C++
Rust
Microservices
APIs
Data Governance
Encryption
Anonymization
Pseudonymization
Machine Learning
Data Pipelines
Audit Logging
Threat Modeling
Data Lineage
Privacy-by-Design