Full-Time

Senior Analyst, JAPAC Central Sales Strategy & Operations

Adobe

Adobe

10,001+ employees

Subscription software for creative, marketing, documents

No salary listed

Sydney NSW, Australia

In Person

Category
Data & Analytics (1)
Required Skills
Power BI
SQL
Tableau
Salesforce
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Requirements
  • 7–10+ years of experience in analytics, sales operations, strategy, consulting, or business operations, preferably within a SaaS or platform‑based technology environment.
  • Outstanding analytical and quantitative problem‑solving skills, with a proven ability to structure ambiguous problems and produce insight‑led recommendations that influence senior leaders.
  • Deep expertise working with complex, imperfect datasets, identifying patterns, risks, and opportunities that materially inform business decisions.
  • Advanced technical fluency, including expert‑level Excel, strong hands‑on experience with Power BI/Tableau and SQL, and practical use of CRM systems such as Salesforce or Microsoft Dynamics.
  • Demonstrated success designing, owning, and scaling analytical frameworks, dashboards, and performance metrics, improving rigor, consistency, and execution visibility.
  • Proven delivery of automation, AI‑enabled analytics, or scalable insight solutions that measurably improve speed, quality, or productivity.
  • Ability to operate with high autonomy in a fast‑moving, global environment, balancing long‑term strategic initiatives with time‑sensitive, high‑priority demands while maintaining insight quality and clarity.
  • Experience working across JAPAC and/or international markets, with demonstrated international exposure and an understanding of regional nuances, operating models, and cross‑geography stakeholder management.
Responsibilities
  • Drive structured analysis of business and sales performance to identify trends, risks, and opportunities, and convert insights into clear, actionable recommendations.
  • Develop and evolve scalable frameworks to measure the health of the business across pipeline, bookings, forecasting reliability, productivity, and attainment.
  • Lead deep‑dive analyses to diagnose root causes across the sales funnel and inform targeted actions to improve conversion, growth, and efficiency.
  • Provide proactive business oversight by inspecting performance patterns, strengthening pipeline rigor, and increasing forecasting accuracy.
  • Partner with Business Intelligence teams to design, maintain, and enhance dashboards and scorecards that scale insight delivery across Sales, GTM, and leadership.
  • Own regional reporting standards by aligning metric definitions, data hygiene, and visualisation approaches to build confidence in insights and enable comparability.
  • Respond to complex data requests with thoughtful analysis that shapes planning, prioritisation, and decision‑making.
  • Leverage automation, reusable tools, and AI‑enabled approaches to improve speed, consistency, and productivity across JAPAC.
  • Support QBRs, leadership reviews, deal reviews, and key execution milestones with concise, data‑backed narratives and recommendations.
  • Operate and continuously improve “run‑the‑business” cadences by identifying patterns, gaps, and focus areas that drive accountability and action.
  • Lead cross‑functional initiatives end‑to‑end, working closely with Sales, Finance, GTM, Operations, and Analytics partners across regions and time zones.
  • Balance global standards with regional execution needs, exercising sound judgment in ambiguous or fast‑moving situations.
  • Manage multiple concurrent projects with minimal supervision, ensuring high quality, timely delivery, and measurable impact.

Adobe offers cloud-based tools for creative work, document management, and digital marketing. Its products include Creative Cloud for content creation, Document Cloud for PDFs and workflows, and Experience Cloud for marketing and analytics. It uses a subscription model with individual, team, and enterprise licenses, delivering apps through an integrated platform with AI features. Its goal is to help people and organizations create, manage, and optimize digital content and customer experiences at scale.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

San Jose, California

Founded

1994

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  • Adobe Express can expand through third-party integrations like Directable's signage workflow.
  • AI features strengthen Adobe's productivity and personalization across creative and document products.
  • Enterprise digital experience products deepen monetization across marketing, analytics, commerce, and customer experience.

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  • Canva and OpenAI compress Adobe Express and Firefly into cheaper, faster substitutes.
  • Microsoft 365 bundles enough creation and document automation to weaken Acrobat demand.
  • Browser-native collaboration tools like Figma keep product teams away from Adobe workflows.

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  • Creative Cloud bundles over 20 apps, supporting cross-app workflows and upsell.
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