Our team is responsible for building advertising solutions powered by machine learning models to provide optimum ad experience to our customers and expected performance to our advertisers. We are a high visibility program team that owns some of the most critical goals in Amazon ad programs.
This is a chance to be in on a huge opportunity as we put an Amazon twist into online advertising.Īs Principal TPM in the Advertising Technology team, you will be responsible for developing the next generation campaign setup, delivery, reporting and optimization infrastructure which will spur innovation and fuel the future growth of Amazon Ad Solutions with an immediate impact on millions of customers every day. Our team is driving innovations to support Amazon and 3rd party advertising across all types of channels at massive scale. The Multichannel Ads team is building the next generation of products and services that will fuel the future growth of Amazon's ad solutions. If you are a self-starter, enjoy building large scale distributed and orchestration systems, and are intrigued by ambiguous problems, look no further. Want to work in a start-up environment with the resources of Amazon behind you? Do you want to have direct and immediate impact on millions of customers every day? In this role, you will be a technical leader with massive impact. If all goes well, the Amazon drone delivery service in California will start before the end of this year.Our mission: To be Earth's most customer-centric company. However, the federal agency is inviting feedback from members of the public who may be affected by Prime Air’s proposed operations. Read: An inside look at Amazon’s drone delivery system, flight-testing facilitiesĪccording to a preliminary report by the FAA, Amazon’s drone delivery operations should not have any significant impact on the environment. After the package is dropped, the drone will climb vertically and follow the preplanned route to return for landing at the drone delivery center. The Prime Air aircraft will not touch the ground in any other place than the drone delivery center (except during emergency landings).
When making a delivery, the Amazon drone will descend and the package will be dropped to the ground from approximately 13 feet AGL.
Packages will be carried internally in the drone’s fuselage and dropped by opening a set of payload doors on the aircraft. Its preplanned route will be optimized to avoid terrain and other obstructions such as areas of high aircraft traffic, as well as areas where people may gather in large numbers such as highways, parks, and schools. The drone will typically fly en route at approximately 160-180 feet AGL at an airspeed of 50-60 knots, except when descending to drop a package. Once launched, the Prime Air drone will rise to an altitude below 400 feet above ground level (AGL) and follow a preplanned route to its delivery site. Read: Matternet M2 first delivery drone to receive FAA design safety approval 6. Amazon’s delivery drone has an empty weight of 87 pounds and can carry packages weighing up to five pounds to eligible delivery locations. It is launched vertically using powered lift and converts to using wing lift during en-route flight. The Prime Air delivery drone is a hybrid multicopter/fixed-wing drone that uses electric power from rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. As such, the company is targeting no more than 260 operating days and 52,000 delivery operations per year. Maximum flights in a dayĪmazon estimates that it will operate a maximum of 200 delivery flights from the Lockeford site per operating day, up to five days per week. Delivery flights may occur during evening hours, but not before nighttime and never after 10 p.m. Time of operationsĪmazon drone delivery operations will occur during daylight hours. Only one aircraft in each sector will be airborne at any time. Drone takeoff and landingĪccording to Amazon, the Lockeford drone delivery center is divided into four sectors, with each sector featuring one takeoff and landing pad with its own dedicated operating area that can support up to five flights per hour. And the maximum distance an Amazon drone has been allowed by the FAA to travel from this site is four miles. The closest residential neighborhood is approximately 0.5 miles from this site. The facility includes a warehouse building with office space, a ground control station, an aircraft maintenance area, a battery storage area, parking, truck loading areas, as well as paved departure and arrival pads. The Prime Air Drone Delivery Center is located in an industrial area in Lockeford, within San Joaquin County.
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