Senior Data Engineer, VideoAmp
Measurement
$140-161k
+ Equity
Media measurement software
Job no longer available
Media measurement software
501-1000 employees
Job no longer available
$140-161k
+ Equity
501-1000 employees
Company mission
To bring equity and transparency into media measurement.
Role
Who you are
- 5+ years of experience in Data Engineering
- Fluency in working with SQL and analyzing and modeling complex data
- Experience working in Python
- Experience building ETL/ELT stream/batch pipelines on big data platforms such as Snowflake, Spark or others
- Strong problem-solving skills in optimizing solutions for improved performance, scalability and reduced infrastructure and/or support costs
- An understanding of ad-tech terms and methodologies is a strong plus
- Experience with data privacy and secure architectures. Experience with data cleanrooms a plus
- B.S. or equivalent in Computer Science, Math, or similarly technical field preferred. Advanced degree is a plus
What the job involves
- Collaborate with peers across the entire range of development activities that includes distilling engineering designs from product requirements and data science, development of work plans, implementation, testing, productization, monitoring, and maintenance
- Support the team and data environment by periodically being on call
Our take
For companies looking for a more advanced and streamlined advertising ecosystem, VideoAmp provides tools to measure, transact with and unify audiences that were previously hard to interact with across the disparate traditional systems of TV, streaming and digital media.
In today's world where digital users are keenly aware of their data being used, sold and analyzed, VideoAmp has shrewdly put user privacy at its forefront. Its suite of data and software solutions allows a view of the audience which powers a more effective value exchange for the whole industry. Audiences no longer have to see irrelevant advertising and companies can bring users the content they want to see without compromising privacy.
The company has raised significant funding, further accelerating its leadership position in optimization solutions for the convergent TV ecosystem. This capital has also allowed VideoAmp to acquire Elsy, a media investment optimization platform. Alongside partnerships with media giants Omnicom Media and NBCUniversal, this is testament to VideoAmp’s growing momentum.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
6% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 6 rounds)
Sep 2023
$150m
SERIES G
Oct 2021
$275m
SERIES F
Total funding: $531.6m
Company HQ
Sawtelle, Los Angeles, CA
Leadership
Tony Fagan
(CEO)Tony joined VideoAmp in 2021 as CTO, moving into the role of CEO in 2026. Previously, he spent nearly 15 years at Google, joining as a Director of Data Science before becoming a Senior Director and then VP.
Josh Hudgins
(CPO)Josh joined VideoAmp in 2021 as an EVP of Product, moving into the role of CPO in 2023. Prior to this, he spent 10 years at Google, holding various roles in Product.
Sharon Lee
(CLO)Sharon joined VideoAmp in 2020 as a VP and Senior Counsel, since then, she has held a number of roles, moving into the role of Chief Legal Officer in 2025. Previously, she spent 5 years at WIlshire as a VP & Counsel and Principal and SVP.
Bryan Goski
(CRO)Bryan joined VideoAmp in 2020 as a Senior Director of Enterprise solutions, since then, he's held a number of roles, moving into the role of CRO in 20205. Previously, Bryan served as the VP of Sales, Business DEvelopment and Strategy at FourthWall Media. He also spent 11 years at comScore in a number of roles, including Senior Director of Sales, Global Accounts & National Networks.
Dustin Jackson
(CTO)Prior to joining VideoAmp in 2025, Dustin was an SVP of Engineering at Celonis. He also spent nearly 16 years at Google. While there, he held a number of roles, including Tech Lead/Manager, Director/VP, Engineering Lead of Ads Planning.
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