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As a Cloud Engineer II, you will design, implement, and deploy solutions for Chewy's cloud platform, develop automated systems to support public cloud operations, and contribute as a technical leader in cloud strategies, with a focus on Infrastructure as Code and collaboration within engineering teams.

As a Data Engineer II, you will design, develop, and maintain end-to-end enterprise data pipelines. You will solve complex data issues, create data products for analytics, and mentor other data professionals. Your role involves evaluating and deploying emerging tools, building trust with collaborators, and contributing to team initiatives.

The Sr. Data Engineer III will develop and maintain data ingestion pipelines, assist in crafting proofs of concept, supervise data accuracy, and work with various teams to build high-quality data products. This role requires implementing data pipelines using tools such as Spark, Databricks, and Snowflake, as well as creating operational reports using visualization tools.

The candidate will develop and maintain complex data ingestion pipelines, ensure data quality, build containerized applications, and collaborate with multi-functional teams to define requirements for data products. They will also mentor and guide other professionals in data standards and maintain documentation.

The Sr Safety Engineer will oversee safety engineering evaluations, implement risk control programs, ensure compliance with regulations, lead risk assessments, and collaborate with various teams to improve occupational health and safety practices. Responsibilities include establishing design review processes, inspecting machinery for hazards, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and developing training for personnel.

The Occupational Safety Engineer will oversee safety engineering evaluations and risk control programs, ensuring compliance with regulations, developing safety protocols, conducting risk assessments, and providing training and guidance to team members. They will also review plans and inspect facilities to identify potential hazards and ensure equipment meets safety standards.

The Occupational Safety Engineer will lead safety engineering evaluations, implement risk control programs, ensure compliance with regulations, conduct safety audits, and provide training and guidance to team members. Responsibilities include reviewing equipment designs, assisting in hazard identification, and collaborating with various teams to enhance safety standards and practices within the organization.