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Description:
Haus is a decision science platform focusing on the new digital privacy paradigm.
The platform uses causal inference based econometric models to help brands understand the impact of their actions on marketing, pricing, and promotions.
The team consists of professionals from top tech companies like Google, Netflix, Amazon, and Meta.
Haus aims to provide high-quality decision science tooling and incrementality testing to all businesses.
The platform works with brands like FanDuel, Sonos, and Hims & Hers, delivering significant ROI.
The company is backed by VCs like Insight Partners, Baseline Ventures, and Haystack.
The role involves building a scalable foundation for data onboarding, focusing on automated data ingestion pipelines and ad platform ingestion.
Responsibilities include owning onboarding and analysis pipelines, translating model outputs into value for customers, and contributing to building a growing data organization.
The ideal candidate is a skilled software engineer and communicator, willing to work with customers and provide tailored solutions.
Requirements:
7+ years of experience as a Software Engineer.
Proficiency in building and deploying products using Python, Go, Scala, Java, or similar languages.
Strong experience with cloud infrastructure (Google Cloud, AWS, etc) and SQL databases.
Comfortable with third-party integrations and API usage.
Bonus points for earlier stage startup experience, familiarity with build systems like Terraform, and knowledge of data warehouses like Snowflake, BigQuery, RedShift.
BS/MS/PhD in Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or related field.
Benefits:
Competitive salary and early startup equity.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
401k plan for retirement savings.
Provision of necessary tools and resources for productivity.
Opportunity to work in a small team with a significant impact on overall output.