Software Dev Engineer II, Measurement, Ad Tech, and Data Science (MADS)

Amazon's Ad Tech and Data Science (MADS) team is seeking a Software Development Engineer II to join their measurement and analytics division. This role sits at the intersection of advertising technology and big data, focusing on building systems that process over 50 billion events daily to provide accurate, actionable advertising performance metrics.

The position offers an opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology at internet scale, developing solutions that directly impact Amazon's advertising ecosystem. You'll be working with petabyte-scale services and the latest AWS technologies, including EMR, Kinesis, and AWS Batch, while utilizing open-source technologies like Spark and Presto.

As a Software Engineer II in this team, you'll be responsible for designing and developing software products that provide measurement data across Amazon's entire advertising suite. The role requires expertise in building maintainable and scalable software, with opportunities to invent new big data paradigms and optimize complex systems.

The team's charter focuses on computing and distributing estimated conversions, enabling advertisers to optimize their ad spend and budget allocation through accurate and timely conversion measurement. You'll be working alongside world-class engineers, tackling some of the most challenging technical problems in the advertising technology space.

This position is ideal for someone who is passionate about large-scale distributed systems, has strong software engineering fundamentals, and is excited about working with big data technologies. The role offers significant growth opportunities and the chance to make a direct impact on Amazon's advertising business, which is one of the company's fastest-growing segments.

Working at Amazon, you'll benefit from the company's culture of innovation, customer obsession, and technical excellence. The position is based in Toronto, allowing you to work from one of North America's most vibrant tech hubs while contributing to projects that affect millions of users worldwide.