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August 12, 2026
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Job For Workflow Specialist or Qa Engineer who Is Not From.Enginering Field

  • August 12, 2026
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Around 4 years ago, I had already thought about an early version of this kind of intelligent Lightroom workflow.

 

My idea was simple: photographers working with thousands of images should not have to spend hours manually finding duplicates, checking sharpness, expressions, open eyes, and selecting the best photographs.

 

Today, seeing similar intelligent capabilities becoming part of Lightroom makes me even more confident that the workflow problems I identify are real and worth solving.

 

But this is just Version 1 of one idea.

 

Over the years of working deeply with Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, I have identified many more:

 

• Real user workflow problems

 • Missing or improvable features

 • AI-based feature opportunities

 • Time-consuming repetitive workflows

 • UX improvements

 • Performance/workflow issues

 • Practical solutions for photographers and creators

 

For many of these problems, I already have ideas about what the solution could be, how the feature should work, and how it could fit into the existing Adobe workflow.

 

My biggest question is:

 

Where can an individual Adobe power user officially pitch detailed product problems, new feature concepts and their solutions directly to the Adobe Product/UX team?

 

Hackathons are a great opportunity for students and engineers to identify problems and build solutions. I believe there should also be an opportunity for experienced product users who understand these workflows through years of real-world usage.

 

I would love to contribute this product thinking professionally at Adobe and explore roles where feature identification, user-problem solving, creative workflows, UX and AI product innovation are valued.

 

Would really appreciate any guidance.