Own the technical front line for Netflix's ad partner integrations (CAPI, audience onboarding, incident response)

This is a hybrid support-engineering role on Netflix's Ads Integration Engineering team, owning Conversions API (CAPI) integrations with partners like Meta, Google, Snap, Pinterest, and LiveRamp. You'll be the primary technical liaison for external ad-tech partners, debug REST APIs and SQL/ETL pipelines, and quarterback SEV1/SEV2 incidents. Strong fit for someone who wants deep ad-tech systems work blended with high-stakes partner communication.

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What this interview tests

Conversions API (CAPI) integration across ad platforms
SQL-based data validation and debugging
REST API troubleshooting (curl/Postman)
Incident management (SEV1/SEV2) and stakeholder communication
Ad tech / audience onboarding and measurement workflows

Common question themes

Walk through a CAPI/audience-onboarding integration you owned end to end

Describe quarterbacking a SEV1/SEV2 incident with an external partner

How do you validate integration data quality using SQL or log-level data

How do you translate ambiguous partner requirements into a technical plan

Tell me about representing partner needs to an internal product/engineering team

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