Adobe
Payments & Commercial Abuse Analyst
$82K–$190K
San Jose +2 · Full-time · Posted Sep 18, 2026
- Location
- San Jose
New York
Austin
About the job
Investigates payment fraud and commercial abuse across Adobe’s commerce ecosystem, then develops scalable mitigations and risk strategies that protect revenue while limiting customer friction.
What you'll do
- Investigate payment fraud, account misuse, monetization abuse, and other commerce risks; assess exposure and recommend responses.
- Use SQL and analytical methods to identify abuse patterns and turn findings into detection strategies, risk signals, controls, and intelligence.
- Partner with cross-functional teams to strengthen payment risk controls and balance fraud prevention with customer experience.
What they ask for
- Experience using SQL/SPL and data analysis techniques for investigations and trend identification.
- Strong understanding of payment and commerce risk concepts, including chargebacks, account abuse, refund abuse, identity risk, and subscription fraud.
- Ability to identify risk signals and abuse patterns and translate findings into scalable detection, mitigation, or enforcement strategies.
- Strong analytical and investigative skills, communication, judgment, and ability to manage competing priorities.
Nice to have
- Experience in payments risk, commerce fraud, fraud investigations, abuse prevention, trust and safety, fraud analytics, cybersecurity investigations, threat intelligence, or enterprise risk management.
- Familiarity with machine learning, risk models, AI-driven abuse trends, or AI and automation for fraud detection.
Pay
USD $81,500 - $189,800 annually (base salary); USD $131,100 - $189,800 (base salary, California); USD $131,100 - $189,800 (base salary, New York)
Tools
SQL, SPL
AI focus
Partners with Data Science, Engineering, and AI teams to improve detection capabilities and model performance; familiarity with AI-driven abuse trends or AI-enabled fraud detection is a plus.
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