Senior Manager, Adversarial Fraud Testing — Global Consumer Trust

Adobe

Location
3 Locations
Salary range
USD $160,200 – $320,000 base
Workplace
In office
Level
Manager
Job family
Investigations
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The T&S Network estimates this role to be M4, Senior Manager. The typical base salary for that level in Investigations & Threat Intel is $160k to $225k. Key skills at this level: runs an investigation end to end, from signal to enforcement to writeup, builds and maintains the tradecraft others on the team follow, and works law enforcement and external referral pathways correctly.

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Estimated from the posting rather than stated by the employer: the posting states the level in its title · the title reads as M4 · asks for 10+ years · posts $160k to $320k base.

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The role, in T&S terms

Written by the T&S Network from Adobe's posting.

Adversarial fraud testing for Adobe's externally facing products and fraud controls, run inside Global Consumer Trust. The work simulates real-world fraud and abuse across customer journeys, APIs, account creation, payments and entitlements to find control weaknesses and check that mitigations hold. The function works with Fraud Prevention, Product, Engineering and Security to turn findings into control and product fixes.

What you'd do

  • Develop an adversarial testing strategy and methodology covering customer journeys, APIs, account creation, payments and entitlements.
  • Lead recreations of significant fraud attacks to see how controls were bypassed and where defenses need strengthening.
  • Design adversarial tests with Fraud Prevention, Product, Engineering and Security, and help prioritize remediation of gaps.
  • Build automated, scripted testing to simulate fraud and abuse at scale using APIs and related technical approaches.
  • Validate new and existing fraud controls by checking whether mitigations disrupt attack paths and reduce circumvention.
  • Set up processes for documenting findings, assessing risk, tracking remediation and retesting fixes.
  • Look for patterns across tests and real incidents to influence fraud prevention strategy and product roadmaps.

What it asks for

  • A bachelor's or master's in computer science, economics or a related field, with 10 years of hands-on industry work.
  • Prior experience managing technical teams in fraud, adversarial testing, security, abuse prevention or risk engineering.
  • Strong understanding of how bad actors exploit digital products, APIs, identity systems, payments and business processes.
  • Must have Python or similar programming, APIs and HTTP, automation, debugging, Git, and data and SQL.
  • Must understand product architecture.

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