Set architectural direction and technical standards across measurement and audience systems, ensuring they scale reliably and remain extensible as new data sources and products come online
Lead system design for high-impact, cross-team initiatives, balancing near-term delivery with long-term platform health
Drive architectural convergence between audiences/segments and measurement so they function as one cohesive system
Help define our technical approach to data clean room integrations, as measurement partnerships increasingly require privacy-safe data collaboration
Act as a technical thought partner to engineering leadership, raising the bar on design rigor, code quality, and operational excellence
Mentor senior and staff-level engineers, and drive alignment on architecture across teams that own adjacent parts of the measurement/audiences stack
Identify and de-risk technical debt, scalability bottlenecks, and single points of failure before they become organizational blockers
WHO YOU ARE
Extensive experience architecting large-scale, data-intensive systems (streaming/batch pipelines, distributed data stores, or audience/measurement platforms)
A track record of technical leadership at scale without direct reports — driving alignment across teams through influence and design rigor
Strong system design fundamentals: data modeling, distributed systems tradeoffs, scalability and reliability patterns
Strong cross-functional communication skills, with experience partnering across product, data science, and multiple engineering teams
Comfortable operating with significant ambiguity and defining technical direction where none currently exists
Ad tech or adjacent industry experience
Experience with data clean rooms — clean room-based collaboration is an area we expect to grow significantly within measurement
Background working across multiple time zones or with globally distributed engineering teams .
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