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The iOS Software Engineer will build and maintain a leading mobile application interacting with backend services and partners. The role involves developing solutions focusing on user experience, participating in architecture discussions, and contributing to product planning as part of a multi-functional team.

As a Backend Engineer at Fetch, you will develop high-performance backend services, integrate with various systems, and work collaboratively in a multi-functional team. The role demands strong problem-solving skills and the ability to optimize services for complex data interactions.

The Data Ops Senior Data Engineer at Fetch will design and implement scalable data processing pipelines, ensuring robust data governance and integrity. The role involves collaboration with various teams, creating tools for data product development, mentoring junior engineers, and leading DataOps practices. The engineer will also evaluate emerging technologies to enhance data strategies.

As a Staff Android Engineer, you will lead the development and maintenance of a mobile application integrated with backend services, mentor team members, and ensure high-quality standards in code and architecture while fostering collaboration in a cross-functional environment.

As a Product Data Scientist, you will analyze business outcomes, drive strategic decisions, and advocate for A/B testing. Your key responsibilities include translating complex findings into narratives, defining measurement strategies, generating insights about customer segments, and developing frameworks for product improvement.

The Senior Account Manager will drive revenue growth through client engagement, relationship management, and delivering value to brand partners. The role involves maintaining strong partnerships, optimizing expenditure, leveraging internal data, and collaborating cross-functionally while ensuring that partner needs are met effectively.

As a Senior Performance Ads Strategy Manager at Fetch, you will develop and execute strategies to drive product adoption and sales, analyze performance data, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and empower sales teams with the necessary tools and insights.

The Partner Manager is responsible for building and expanding relationships within the Mid-Market space, activating new partners, crafting proposals, and influencing decision-makers to drive revenue. This role requires collaboration with industry leads and staying updated on market trends.

The Senior Partner Manager will activate new partners and expand relationships within the Mid-Market space, contribute to revenue targets, craft proposals, and influence decision-makers. This role involves leveraging data to demonstrate Fetch's value, collaborating with account teams, and staying current with industry trends.

As a Data Analyst at Fetch, you will create analytical solutions to help teams utilize data effectively. Responsibilities include translating business questions into SQL, presenting insights using Tableau and Excel, collaborating with business users and engineers, conducting data exploration, documenting code, and communicating technical issues clearly.

As a Software Engineering Manager, you will lead a team of engineers, drive technical excellence, and contribute to the codebase. Your role includes mentoring engineers, managing performance, and fostering a collaborative environment, while partnering with product and design teams for impactful outcomes.

The QA Automation Manager at Fetch will lead the development and implementation of test automation strategies, manage a team of up to 10 engineers, and ensure high quality software through innovative testing solutions and performance optimization. The role combines management responsibilities with hands-on contributions to testing initiatives.

The Frontend Engineer will build and maintain web applications for customers and partners, collaborating with a multi-functional team. The role involves solving complex problems, optimizing code, and effectively communicating technical matters to non-technical team members, with a focus on user-centric solutions and responsive UI design.

The Senior Product Lead will manage consumer engagement initiatives to drive user retention and growth by setting product strategy, identifying key insights, and collaborating cross-functionally to enhance user experience and product delivery.

As a Senior Marketing Analyst at Fetch, you will drive growth and retention by analyzing marketing data and identifying trends. You'll design and execute experiments, build dashboards, and provide actionable insights to enhance user engagement. Collaboration with marketing and product teams is key to align analytics with business goals and champion data-driven decision-making across the organization.

The Payroll Analyst will manage and process semi-monthly payrolls for U.S. and Mexico-based employees, ensuring compliance and accuracy. Responsibilities include capturing employee data, managing deductions, addressing payroll inquiries, maintaining records, and preparing reports while seeking opportunities to streamline payroll processes.

As a Staff iOS Software Engineer at Fetch, you will build and maintain a mobile application, lead a team of engineers, and contribute to the codebase while ensuring high technical standards are met. The role involves mentoring, architecture design, and participating in product planning, ultimately enhancing the user experience and application performance.

As a Site Reliability Engineer at Fetch, you will enhance service reliability by optimizing systems, operating them at scale, and ensuring uptime. You'll support services from inception to deployment, engage in incident responses, and improve overall system health through monitoring and automation.

The Operations Analyst, Manager will solve complex problems in the scan-and-match area, manage a small team of analysts, and collaborate with software development teams to develop scalable solutions. This role requires strong SQL skills, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication with both technical and non-technical team members.

The Workplace Operations Specialist will manage the daily operation of the office, ensuring a positive work environment, handling administrative tasks, coordinating supplies and events, liaising with vendors, and maintaining communication within the team. This role requires on-site attendance and collaboration with various departments to support employee needs.