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Senior Engineering Analyst - Youtube Scaled Abuse

Google

$147,000 - $216,000
Aug 18, 2025
San Bruno, CA, USA
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Reduce network badness on YouTube by analyzing data and scaled systems of review, and contributing to the strategy for abuse reduction.

Requirements

  • 5 years of experience in collecting, managing, and synthesizing data sets and information, statistical modeling, data mining, and data analysis.
  • 5 years of experience in managing projects and defining project scope, goals, and deliverables.
  • 5 years of experience using analytics to solve product or business problems, performing statistical analysis, and coding (e.g., Python, R, SQL), or 5 years of work experience with a Master's degree.
  • Experience in applying adversarial ML research.

Responsibilities

  • Apply advanced statistical methods to data sets to understand the impact of abuse to the YouTube ecosystem.
  • Contribute strategy and development of new workflows against additional known vectors of abuse.
  • Learn technical concepts and systems and deliver results using them.
  • Communicate technical results and methods.
  • Manage technological solutions for streamlining quality assurance and produce training solutions to emergent workflows.
  • Perform fraud and spam investigations using various data sources, identify product vulnerabilities and drive anti-abuse experiments to prevent abuse.
  • Work with engineers and interact cross-functionally with stakeholders to improve workflows via process improvements, automation and anti-abuse system creation.

Other

  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, a related field or equivalent practical experience.
  • Maintain and promote quality by providing regular feedback metrics to the Global team.
  • Develop training materials, create consensus and maintain communication for YouTube Scaled Abuse with business stakeholders.
  • On-call work at weekends on a rotational basis.
  • Exposed to graphic, controversial, and sometimes offensive video content during team escalations in line with YouTube’s Community Guidelines.