LiveRamp’s vision is to be the trusted platform that makes data accessible and meaningful. There is truly an awesome power to be unlocked in connected data, and we want to make it happen. Whether it is by enabling companies to interact with consumers in a personalized way through targeting and measurement, or by helping companies understand their consumers’ wants and needs through identity-based analytics, or by empowering companies to build innovative products in healthcare through machine learning or AI, we want to be at the frontier driving customer data-driven innovation to reality. In doing so, we will become the backbone of the customer-centric experience. 

The Ingestion Team is the first point of contact data has with the LiveRamp systems. 

  • We are a critical component of LiveRamp’s vision to become a global platform for connected data. 
  • We retrieve and process about 50 billion records (10TB of data) daily from various sources. 
  • We parse, validate, normalize and anonymize the data, and convert it to a single format understandable by our downstream consumers.
  • We enable flexible and smart format configurations.
  • We take data ethics seriously throughout our pipeline.

You will:

  • Lead the team to build the next generation global ingestion platform from the ground up and migrate existing complex use cases into that system. In its completion, the global ingestion platform will be empowering data connectivity in global markets (US, EU, APAC, etc).  
  • Work with a team of supportive and passionate software engineers.
  • Architect and implement systems that materialize our platform vision. 
  • Have an impact across the entire product and engineer org by leading technical discussions in the architecture board, evangelizing best practices, and mentoring engineers and engineering teams. 
  • Have an impact in the broader industry by representing LiveRamp to speak at events and conferences. 

 

Required Skills:

  • 5+ years of experience in the fields of software engineering (backend)
  • Experience with continuous integration and automation server like Jenkins, CircleCI
  • Experience with platforms like Kubernetes, Containers and GCP cloud
  • Experience with one or more object-oriented programming skills, i.e. Java, C++, Go
  • Ability to lead and mentor other engineers in the team 
  • Ability to diagnose technical problems, debug code, and automate routine tasks
  • Experience in driving scaled initiatives and engaging other engineers/teams as stakeholders
  • Passion for building large scale systems and writing high-performance code.
  • Enjoy working as part of a distributed team: smart, ethical, friendly, hard-working, and productive
  • Experience with best practices, working knowledge of observability principles is a plus

Bonus points:

  • Experience with GCP or another cloud provider (AWS, Azure, ...)
  • You love mentoring junior engineers and deploying best practices
  • Contributions to open source projects

Benefits:

  • People. Work with talented, collaborative, and friendly people who love what they do.
  • Food. Enjoy catered meals, boundless snacks, and the occasional food truck.
  • Fun. We host events such as game nights, happy hours, camping trips, and sports leagues.
  • Stock. Every employee is a stakeholder in our future. Health and Saving. Receive the benefits of comprehensive health, dental, vision and disability insurance along with a 401k matching plan.

More about us:

LiveRamp is the leader in data connectivity, helping the world’s largest brands use their data to improve customer interactions on any channel and device. We thrive on mind-bending technical challenges and value entrepreneurship, humility, and constant personal growth.

There is so much more that we want to build and that we could continue to improve. We value strong engineers who are agile enough to hit the ground running and tackle challenges.

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