Software Development Engineer II - IMDb, IMDb Trust Org.
Job summaryDo you like Movies, TV Shows, Celebrities? Do you want to have a large scale impact on customers directly? Do you like working with Data and Machine Learning?Join a team here at IMDb that models customers, gives them a voice on IMDb, personalizes their experience on the site, and upholds compliance, privacy, and customer trust.
We are a back-end focused team, delighting customers by solving impactful and interesting problems at IMDb, an Org.
with small company feel backed by the Earth's most customer centric company.
IMDb is the #1 movie website in the world with a audience of more than 250 million unique monthly visitors.
Key job responsibilitiesAs a software development engineer, you will own one or more key initiatives and have the freedom to drive the architecture and development of complex User Data products collaborating across an all IMDb scope.
You have a passion for entertainment/media and are familiar with IMDb user features such as Ratings, Reviews, Lists, Polls ad Identity.
You will also be working with hot new services and improvements to customer personalization, recommendations, privacy, security, and messaging at IMDb.
A day in the lifeYou love challenging problems, collaborating with stakeholder teams, defining roadmaps, design creative technical solutions, delivering features our customers love, and mentoring more junior engineers.
We have high technical standards and support you to lead the team to reach for new engineering excellence leveraging internal Amazon technologies as well as AWS services like EC2 and Lambda as well as other technologies such as GraphQL.
You will set the standard for engineering, testing, and operational excellence, drive best practices across organization.
About the teamThe User Data Team models the customer on IMDb.
We own services that enable registrations and account management.
We own services that allow customers to share their passion through rating, reviewing, and creating polls and lists.
We also own services that personalize customer experiences allowing them to find more interesting and engaging content (think machine learning).
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
We are a back-end focused team, delighting customers by solving impactful and interesting problems at IMDb, an Org.
with small company feel backed by the Earth's most customer centric company.
IMDb is the #1 movie website in the world with a audience of more than 250 million unique monthly visitors.
Key job responsibilitiesAs a software development engineer, you will own one or more key initiatives and have the freedom to drive the architecture and development of complex User Data products collaborating across an all IMDb scope.
You have a passion for entertainment/media and are familiar with IMDb user features such as Ratings, Reviews, Lists, Polls ad Identity.
You will also be working with hot new services and improvements to customer personalization, recommendations, privacy, security, and messaging at IMDb.
A day in the lifeYou love challenging problems, collaborating with stakeholder teams, defining roadmaps, design creative technical solutions, delivering features our customers love, and mentoring more junior engineers.
We have high technical standards and support you to lead the team to reach for new engineering excellence leveraging internal Amazon technologies as well as AWS services like EC2 and Lambda as well as other technologies such as GraphQL.
You will set the standard for engineering, testing, and operational excellence, drive best practices across organization.
About the teamThe User Data Team models the customer on IMDb.
We own services that enable registrations and account management.
We own services that allow customers to share their passion through rating, reviewing, and creating polls and lists.
We also own services that personalize customer experiences allowing them to find more interesting and engaging content (think machine learning).
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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