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Wren is an exciting advertising team in Amazon, responsible for removing barriers that prevent advertisers from accessing premium channels. We build systems for ad registration with both internal and external channels. We ensure that publishers can review creatives before they show on their channels, and that advertisers receive clear, actionable feedback on any rejections.
The team is seeking a talented and passionate software development engineer to join our welcoming and friendly team, based in our beautiful Edinburgh office.
You will work as part of a small agile team, supporting and further developing our supply enablement services.
As an engineer, you will be involved in every aspect of the process - from idea generation & technical design through to development & deployment - giving you a real sense of ownership. We build systems which meet high levels of performance, reliability, and scale.
You will have the freedom and encoura...
Wren is an exciting advertising team in Amazon, responsible for removing barriers that prevent advertisers from accessing premium channels. We build systems for ad registration with both internal and external channels. We ensure that publishers can review creatives before they show on their channels, and that advertisers receive clear, actionable feedback on any rejections.
The team is seeking a talented and passionate software development engineer to join our welcoming and friendly team, based in our beautiful Edinburgh office.
You will work as part of a small agile team, supporting and further developing our supply enablement services.
As an engineer, you will be involved in every aspect of the process - from idea generation & technical design through to development & deployment - giving you a real sense of ownership. We build systems which meet high levels of performance, reliability, and scale.
You will have the freedom and encoura...
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