Description

Amazon Ads is seeking a highly experienced Business Intelligence Manager on Amazon Publisher Monetization (APM) Finance to lead the design, development, and scaling of advanced analytics, data infrastructure, and decision science capabilities across a large, complex business domain. This role defines the analytics vision, drives cross-organizational data strategy, and delivers scalable BI systems that power critical business decisions at Amazon Ads.

As Business Intelligence Manager, you will operate as a strategic technical leader, influencing senior stakeholders, shaping data architecture, and mentoring senior engineers while delivering high-impact insights that drive multi-billion-dollar business decisions for Video, Audio and Display Ad formats and Supply Tech.


Key job responsibilities
• Define long-term analytics vision for Ads and partner with senior leadership (Directors/VPs) to influence business strategy, roadmaps, and metric standardization through data-driven insights.
• Translate ambiguous business problems into scalable analytical frameworks and data solutions enabling high-impact decision-making.
• Design and oversee large-scale data models, semantic layers, and distributed systems (S3, Redshift, Spark, EMR, Glue) with strong focus on performance, governance, and data quality.
• Apply causal inference, experimentation (A/B testing) etc., models to uncover insights, drive statistical rigor, and influence executive decisions.
• Champion best practices (SQL, Python, ETL), drive self-serve and AI-enabled analytics, and mentor/hire BIE/DE talent to build a high-performing data organization.

About the team
The APM and SupplyTech advertising product finance team directly supports Amazon Device, Audio, and Video advertising product teams. We also act as internal partners to support and drive our ad sales and supply teams. Our focus is to accelerate top-line revenue and improve profitability by evaluating overall ad supply monetization and utilization, product feature or sales package adoption, campaign performance, and other various product drivers of growth.