Lead Data Architect Visa Technology and Operations LLC
- $173,100–$276,800 Per Year
| Location | Seattle, WA |
| Industry | Retail |
| Company Size | 10,000 employees or more |
| Year Founded | 1994 |
| Website | http://Amazon.com/militaryroles |
The CA Retail Analytics team powers data-driven decision-making for one of Amazon"s fastest-growing retail organizations. We support critical business functions across 3P, Prime, Marketing, Finance, Cross Border Product, North America Language Experience, Supply Chain Excellence , Canada Customer and Seller Experience, Delivery Speed and Experience, and other emerging CA Stores initiatives. As CA"s footprint expands, we"re building the foundational data infrastructure to enable self-service analytics, GenAI integration, and proactive insights at scale.
We"re seeking a Data Engineer who thrives on building scalable, reliable data systems that unlock business value. You are expected to architect and build large-scale, high-performance data integration and data models that power business-critical analytics across CA Stores. You"ll design and implement robust data solutions that handle massive data volumes from our Data Warehouse and distributed software systems, enabling reporting, dashboards, and strategic decision-making for stakeholders across the organization. This is a foundational role where you"ll transform CA"s analytics from reactive, fragmented solutions into a systematic, scalable data architecture that serves as the backbone for current and future business needs.
Key job responsibilities
What You"ll Do
Build Scalable Data Infrastructure
Drive Operational Excellence
Enable Innovation & Self-Service
Above all you should be passionate about working with huge data sets and someone who loves to bring datasets together to answer business questions and drive change.
About the team
Why This Role Matters?
Amazon Canada Stores is scaling quickly, and current data solutions were not built for the level of cross-domain complexity we are now operating in. The impact will be visible in how quickly leaders can access consistent metrics, how efficiently teams build on shared datasets, and how sustainably we scale new initiatives.
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