Our mission is to cultivate emerging sales talent who successfully demonstrate the Adobe Core Values while providing a positive impact on Adobe’s pipeline and revenue.

Our mission is to cultivate emerging sales talent who successfully demonstrate the Adobe Core Values while providing a positive impact on Adobe’s pipeline and revenue.
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What Makes Us Unique

I am a product of Adobe’s Student athlete internship Program. Winning 3 championships as a student athlete, I love that the Adobe sales is conducive to winning, productivity, and success.

From being an intern to now a full-time BDR, I’ve loved every second of my ASA experience. The ASA lays the groundwork for us to be successful in a full-time sales role. And I can’t say enough about their ability to hire and introduce us to truly great people; people who are driven wand make it easy to come into work every day!

During the internship, I learned that Adobe invests a significant amount of time, money, and resources into ensuring interns have the best experience possible. Whether it's making sure that both you and the team you support will truly benefit from your contributions to all the extras from swag to intern events, Adobe walks the walk when it comes to being a people- first company. I'm so grateful that I chose to come to Adobe and feel simply blessed that I was offered the opportunity to experience what this great company has to offer.

After only six weeks at Adobe, I’ve come to learn that our work is not just a drop in a bucket (yes, even as an intern). The reason for this is because Adobe’s work doesn’t stop in the “office” or when I clock out for the day. It continues in our day-to-day, in our conversations, our contributions to society, and in our communities. It’s uplifting our peers and always challenging ourselves to do better.

I understand that a lot of efforts in sales results in a “no.” However, this fact of life only encourages me to work harder. I feel that going the extra mile is always worth it because in sales, what most would deem as ‘luck’ is something that you can actionably work towards. To put in the extra effort and time to be thorough in your work and boost your luck in hearing a “yes” is deeply rewarding, and I strive to take that approach in every day of my internship.

I started my career at Adobe straight out of university in the Adobe Sales Academy in 2017. This is a great program where we teach new graduates the foundations and basic skills of sales.
Fast forward to now and I’m a Senior Account Executive for Adobe Sign. My role is to help current customers get the most value out of the solution, grow their spend, and find net new logos.

I loved the ASA program, especially the ASA team as everyone was always supportive and encouraging for your career development. I’m back full-time and can’t thank ASA enough for the opportunity to kick-start my career. I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else, truly.

I am a product of Adobe’s Student athlete internship Program. Winning 3 championships as a student athlete, I love that the Adobe sales is conducive to winning, productivity, and success.

From being an intern to now a full-time BDR, I’ve loved every second of my ASA experience. The ASA lays the groundwork for us to be successful in a full-time sales role. And I can’t say enough about their ability to hire and introduce us to truly great people; people who are driven wand make it easy to come into work every day!

During the internship, I learned that Adobe invests a significant amount of time, money, and resources into ensuring interns have the best experience possible. Whether it's making sure that both you and the team you support will truly benefit from your contributions to all the extras from swag to intern events, Adobe walks the walk when it comes to being a people- first company. I'm so grateful that I chose to come to Adobe and feel simply blessed that I was offered the opportunity to experience what this great company has to offer.

After only six weeks at Adobe, I’ve come to learn that our work is not just a drop in a bucket (yes, even as an intern). The reason for this is because Adobe’s work doesn’t stop in the “office” or when I clock out for the day. It continues in our day-to-day, in our conversations, our contributions to society, and in our communities. It’s uplifting our peers and always challenging ourselves to do better.

I understand that a lot of efforts in sales results in a “no.” However, this fact of life only encourages me to work harder. I feel that going the extra mile is always worth it because in sales, what most would deem as ‘luck’ is something that you can actionably work towards. To put in the extra effort and time to be thorough in your work and boost your luck in hearing a “yes” is deeply rewarding, and I strive to take that approach in every day of my internship.

I started my career at Adobe straight out of university in the Adobe Sales Academy in 2017. This is a great program where we teach new graduates the foundations and basic skills of sales.
Fast forward to now and I’m a Senior Account Executive for Adobe Sign. My role is to help current customers get the most value out of the solution, grow their spend, and find net new logos.
ASA Journey

Onboarding

Developing Relationships

Expand Our Customer Base

Drive and Close Sales

Represent Adobe in the Field
Learn about potential career paths in ASA
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Locations
Adobe Sales Academy Intern Program
Adobe Sales Academy Internships are paid internships that include housing and moving stipends (where applicable).
Interns can choose from 5 Adobe office locations: San Jose, San Francisco, Lehi (Salt Lake City), Denver, and New York City.
What sets our program apart from all other sales intern programs:

Dedicated onboarding and training of Adobe’s solutions, tools, sales skills, and processes and 1:1 mentoring and shadowing

Building Adobe pipeline by working with account teams, researching account and contacts, building strategic messaging and reaching out to customers

Team competitions and events held throughout the summer to encourage teamwork, networking, and relationship building

National Intern Summit held at Adobe Headquarters in San Jose, including ASA-specific sessions incorporating case competitions, storytelling competitions and team building activities.

Learning from Adobe’s top sellers and leaders through weekly roundtables and networking events
Student Sales Competition
Since 2023, the Adobe Sales Academy has organized a Student Sales Competition for any currently enrolled college or university freshman, sophomore, and junior. Our 2025 competition was focused on selling Adobe Creative Campus to a fictional school, Revenue Ridge University. Competitors participated in three-rounds focused on creative prospecting skills, running a mock customer call, and a final presentation to decision-makers at the university.
Check out our 2025 winners below:
2025 Winners

Keyara Beck
University of Arizona
1st Place

Elizabeth Kent
University of New Mexico
2nd Place

Sterling Sutton
Utah State University
3rd Place
If you are interested in participating, information about our 2026 competition will be released in October 2025.
Work-Life Balance

Be Well
- Global Wellness Days Off
- 1-week company shutdown, 2x a year
- Hybrid work environment, digital first
- 4-month Paternity/6-month Maternity leave
- Base pay + Commission + signing bonus & moving stipend (when applicable)
Find Balance
- $600 Wellness reimbursement
- Mental Wellbeing Resources (Headspace, LifeDojo, EAP)
- Subsidized cafeteria meals
- Commuter benefits
- FSA and HAs Employer Contributions


Keep Growing
- $10,000 Tuition reimbursement (US-based only)
- $10,000 Tuition reimbursement for ongoing education
- $1,000 annual learning fund
- Free access to Adobe Creative tools, AI Learning, and Harvard Manage Mentor

Director, Adobe Sales Academy

Sr. Program Manager

Sr. Program Manager

Sr. Program Manager

Program Manager

Program Manager

Program Manager

EMEA Program Manager