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About the role

The Opportunity Bridgeway is Adobe's agentic marketing partner for small businesses and solopreneurs — photographers, estheticians, fitness coaches, bakers, contractors — the people running a business with no marketing team behind them. We're building software that acts like a great marketing hire, not another tool to learn. We're looking for a design engineer who lives at the intersection of design and code. Bridgeway runs like a startup — a small, talent-dense team bringing startup speed inside Adobe, with Adobe's platform and reach behind it. If you want early-stage pace and ownership plus enterprise-scale resources, this is that combination. Work directly with product and engineering to prototype, build, and ship the experiences that make Bridgeway feel like a partner. Our engineers already build with AI-native workflows, and we want design at that same clock speed — motivated by generating options, not just refining one, so “which direction” becomes today's conversation instead of next week's. What great looks like We look for builders who have shipped — people who've launched something real and are proud of the outcome — more than a specific title or pedigree. Everyone here operates across three lenses: product, design, and engineering. That means real design sense, production-quality code, and product-manager-level reasoning, without outsourcing any of it. What sets people apart isn't which of the three they can do — it's which one they lead with. Taste and judgment sharp enough to orchestrate AI-assisted prototyping at high speed while holding a bar most teams miss even working slowly. Taste Identify what good looks like before it exists — faced with dozens of AI-generated directions, can immediately spot the two worth refining. Judgment Know what to build, not just how. Understand our user — a solo business owner with 90 seconds to spare — well enough to make the call without a committee. Speed of orchestration Operate AI tools like instruments — fast prototyping loops, rapid evaluation, continuous refinement — getting through in days what would take a team weeks, without cutting corners. Ownership breadth Own a design surface end to end: concept, prototype, production code, and the system it plugs into. The Challenge • Turn a single problem into several distinct, high-fidelity prototypes so the team chooses between real options, not one idea presented one way • Build production-quality UI components and interactions in code, so what we're evaluating is close to what we'd ship • Ground decisions in first-principles thinking about our users — solo business owners with 90 seconds to spare • Champion simplicity: cut, collapse, and clarify so the product feels effortless for non-designers and non-technologists • Bridge design and engineering — translating concepts into real code, and feasibility into the design process from the start • Evolve Bridgeway's design system so the team ships faster and quality compounds instead of resetting each screen • Two things matter most in this role: 1. Systems - Can you build a design system and prototyping workflow that compounds — so every new prototype starts stronger than the last?  2. Review - Can you judge quality at an unreasonably high bar — spotting the two options worth building out of a wall of AI-generated ones, and saying why? What is needed to succeed • Comfortable in Figma and a code editor — and increasingly reach for the code editor first • Strong front-end skills (React, TypeScript, CSS, animation) • Strong sense of build — an understanding of craft, hierarchy, restraint — and can explain why something works • Naturally explore multiple directions before converging, and you'd rather show than describe • Prototype in hours, not days, using AI tools without

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