Senior Privacy Technologist: Build Trust in Ad Tech

Yahoo Holdings Inc.; Omaha (NE); Hybride; USD 169 000 - 281 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible hybrid work options

Résumé du poste

Yahoo Holdings Inc. is seeking an experienced Privacy Technologist to help teams design, implement, and validate privacy-respecting systems across our advertising and media businesses.

You will work at the intersection of privacy, engineering, product, AI, identity, analytics, and advertising technology. You will turn privacy requirements and risk decisions into clear technical designs, control specifications, test plans, and reusable implementation patterns.

Qualifications

• 8+ years in privacy engineering or related technical roles.
• Ability to review architectures and end-to-end data flows.
• Experience with web/mobile architectures, cookies, IDs, and data platforms.
• Hands-on data analysis with SQL; scripting in Python/JavaScript preferred.
• Experience designing technical privacy controls.

Responsabilités

• Lead privacy reviews across the product lifecycle.
• Map data flows across web, mobile, ads platforms, APIs, SDKs.
• Translate requirements into technical controls with counsel and teams.
• Design controls for data minimization, consent, retention, and de‑identification.
• Test privacy controls using logs, traces, and evidence; identify remediation gaps.
• Assess advertising technology and identity technologies.
• Evaluate consent signals (GPC, IAB TCF) and enforcement across systems.

Connaissances

Privacy engineering

Data governance

Cloud architecture

SQL

Python

AI governance

OpenRTB/ad tech

GPC/IAB TCF

Technical communication

Outils

GitHub Copilot

Gemini

Description du poste

Yahoo Holdings Inc. is seeking an experienced Privacy Technologist to help teams design, implement, and validate privacy-respecting systems across our advertising and media businesses.

You will work at the intersection of privacy, engineering, product, AI, identity, analytics, and advertising technology. You will turn privacy requirements and risk decisions into clear technical designs, control specifications, test plans, and reusable implementation patterns.