Software Development Engineer, Fraud Reduction Enforcement Systems and Controls in Advertising (FRESCA)

About this role

## DESCRIPTION

Amazon is investing heavily in building a world class advertising business and we work to improve Amazon performance for brand advertisers by providing them with actionable retail+ads analytics. We also deliver retail+ads information services enabling Amazon partner teams to provide brands with automated campaign management experiences.


You will be working on building out our Fraud and Verification system. You will be become an expert in AWS Cloud and Big Data technologies to coming up with innovative solutions to restrict abusive actors, while maintaining friction-free advertising for good customers.

You will build Tier-1 services to handle millions of requests per day, parse through billions of records, while maintaining response latencies in the milliseconds and meeting strict SLA requirements (high operational standards). You will develop distributed solutions with service oriented architecture to build high performance platforms to service world's largest selection to millions of customers. Our systems and algorithms operate on massive datasets using distributed frameworks. In this role you will be design new and rebuild existing solutions for the fast growing scale of the next generation of advertising services. You will have the opportunity to work with Principal engineers and to mentor and grow junior engineers.

You will not merely go through the full software development cycle but more importantly drive appropriate technology choices for the business, lead the way for continuous innovation, and shape the future of e-commerce.

We are a highly motivated, collaborative and fun-loving team building a high growth business. We are entrepreneurial and have a bias for action with a broad mandate to experiment and innovate. This is an opportunity to make a significant impact on the future of the Amazon vision in the Advertising business.

A successful candidate will have the satisfaction of seeing their work on the Amazon...