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Job Description
AI/Software Engineer | Mintegral
The Tone:
This is an early career opportunity at Mintegral, a leading programmatic and interactive mobile advertising platform with a global reach, originating from the APAC region. The company leverages advanced AI technology to provide innovative, comprehensive experiences for global advertisers and developers. This role is crucial for shaping the core direction of the business, tackling frontier problems, and driving significant impact across research, engineering, and product development, directly contributing to visible business growth.
The TL;DR
• Role: Early Career
• Type: Full-time
• Location: San Francisco Bay Area, CA (Hybrid)
• Mission: Empower Mintegral’s business growth by shaping core direction and developing global advertising systems.
• Tech Stack: SQL (e.g., MySQL)
What You’ll Actually Do
• Development: Participate in the development, testing, and maintenance of specific functional modules under senior guidance.
• Optimization: Collaborate with the team to improve data pipelines, optimize model inference performance, and enhance monitoring systems through data analysis and real-time monitoring.
• Problem Solving: Proactively identify potential issues and optimization opportunities within the ad delivery system.
• Learning & Innovation: Actively participate in technical discussions, proactively learn, and experiment with new technologies to solve practical problems.
The Must-Haves
• Background: Bachelor’s degree from a top university or QS Top 100 institution, with a preference for foundational disciplines such as Architecture, Software Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, or Computer Science.
• Experience: 0-3 years of work experience; no prior experience in the advertising industry is required.
• Skills: Demonstrated strong learning ability and self-drive, exceptional logical thinking, passion and proactiveness, resilience and grit, and proficient data analysis skills with high sensitivity to data.
• Bonus: Awards from competitions like ACM, Mathematical Modeling, or Kaggle, or a high-quality technical blog or GitHub profile.