Software Engineer 3 (TypeScript/Web)

About This Role

This role at Adobe offers a unique opportunity to grow your career in TypeScript. You'll work on meaningful projects that impact real users while developing skills crucial for long-term success in the tech industry. The position balances immediate responsibility with continuous learning, preparing you for leadership roles ahead. Join a team of passionate professionals committed to excellence, innovation, and personal growth.

Responsibilities

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  Design and architect applications for reliability, scalability, and maintainability.

  Understanding the specifics of this responsibility will help you prepare effectively for the role and contribute immediately from day one.

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  Build interactive, secure, and efficient web solutions using modern frameworks.

  Understanding the specifics of this responsibility will help you prepare effectively for the role and contribute immediately from day one.

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  Solve non-trivial coding and architecture problems with simple and innovative solutions.

  Problem-solving is the heart of engineering. You'll diagnose production issues, optimize slow queries, and architect solutions for scale. Each challenge teaches valuable lessons about system design, trade-offs, and business impact.

Required Skills

Salary & Benefits

Understanding your compensation is crucial for career decisions. The salary range offered reflects market standards, your experience level, and the company's scale. For professionals in India's tech industry, this range is competitive. Beyond base salary, consider the total package: bonus structure, stock options (at startups), PF contributions, health insurance, and relocation support. Early-career offers often include performance bonuses that can significantly increase take-home. At Adobe, career progression typically leads to 20-40% raises within 2-3 years. Negotiate thoughtfully—most companies have flexibility beyond the listed range, especially for strong candidates. Remember: career growth and learning opportunities often matter more than initial salary for long-term success.

Why Apply