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The Release Engineer II will develop and maintain CI/CD infrastructure, build pipelines, configure tooling, support software builds, and collaborate to refine best practices across teams. They will also document technical processes and implement standards for automation in the software release lifecycle.

The Senior Data Engineer (Data Engineer III) at Chewy will be responsible for designing and optimizing data systems, managing data integration and SSOT tables, providing leadership and mentorship, evaluating innovative solutions, and collaborating with strategic partners. The role requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree in a related field, at least 5 years of experience in data engineering, expertise in SQL and Python, and proven leadership and communication skills.

The Occupational Safety Engineer will evaluate safety engineering programs, ensure compliance with safety regulations, conduct risk assessments, and develop safety protocols. They will collaborate with various teams to oversee safety measures, provide training, and inspect equipment to identify and mitigate hazards. The role also requires knowledge of industrial processes and standards.

The Data Engineer III at Chewy will be responsible for developing and optimizing data systems, managing data integration and SSOT tables, providing leadership and mentorship, deploying innovative solutions, and collaborating with strategic partners. They must have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in a related field, at least 5 years of data engineering experience, expertise in SQL and Python, and strong problem-solving skills.

The Sr. Safety Engineer at Chewy will oversee and implement safety engineering evaluations and risk control programs, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Responsibilities include conducting safety audits, developing safety protocols, and providing training. The role also involves collaboration with engineering and legal teams, reviewing equipment designs for safety compliance, and leading risk assessments.

The Occupational Safety Engineer will implement safety evaluations and risk control programs, ensure compliance with regulations, develop safety protocols, and train team members. They will lead risk assessments and work on equipment design reviews while staying updated on safety guidelines and technologies.

Design, develop, and implement large-scale distributed systems focusing on scalability, latency, and fault tolerance. Collaborate with engineering teams to drive innovation, scalability, and maintainability. Represent the Payment Service Platforms team in front of business and technical initiatives. Continuously optimize performance and uptime of services.