Product Leader & Designer. Building apps for creativity & productivity.

Jonathan Pimento Sr. Manager, Apple

I'm a Senior Manager on Apple's Worldwide Product Marketing team. I lead the product teams responsible for Apple's productivity apps including Notes, Keynote, Freeform, Pages, Numbers, Reminders, and Journal across Apple's hardware and OS ecosystem.

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Work Product, Design, and AI

Prior to Apple, I was the Director of Product for Adobe Firefly and Adobe Podcast. I've spent over a decade working on Creative Cloud apps focused on different mediums like code, design, prototyping, collaboration, imaging, audio and generative AI, for creatives.

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About

My background spans computer science, design, product management, and product evangelism. I've worked across all kinds of creative mediums, from design and imaging to audio, code, prototyping, collaboration, and generative AI. I've been lucky enough to start my career at Adobe, where I've had the opportunity to further flagship products with deep legacies, like Dreamweaver and Flash, and build new products from scratch in emerging mediums, like Adobe Podcast and Adobe Firefly.

I tend to be happiest somewhere in the middle of the work. I like being in the weeds, understanding the tradeoffs and implications, while also shifting altitude to see what's happening further out and how the landscape is changing. I've always believed that the best way to build a product is to care about it enough to actually use it. Most of all, I like doing that work with people who are curious, thoughtful, and obsessed with making things better.

I've spoken at conferences including Adobe MAX, Microsoft Build, and AIGA, and led workshops at MIT Labs and The Society of Digital Agencies. At Adobe MAX, I've hosted livestreams, interviews, workshops, and hands-on sessions to help designers sharpen their skills. As a product spokesperson, I've also worked with press and analysts on product briefings. The products I've worked on have been featured in WIRED, The Verge, TIME, CNET, Dribbble, and Mashable.