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The Manager, HR Compliance at GameStop ensures the company's adherence to employment regulations by identifying compliance requirements and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders. This role develops training programs, assesses compliance initiatives, and provides guidance to management on compliance topics. It requires strong analytical, communication, and leadership skills, and involves managing multiple priorities while maintaining regulatory deadlines.

As a Principal Software Engineer at GameStop, you will architect and develop back-end systems focused on payments and transactions, work with a modern technology stack, mentor other engineers, and advocate for engineering best practices while collaborating across teams.

The Principal Engineer, Cloud & TechOps at GameStop will design and manage IT infrastructure to meet performance and scalability requirements. Responsibilities include overseeing infrastructure design, managing Kubernetes clusters, resolving cloud incidents, and leading cross-functional projects.

As a Senior GCP Dev Engineer, you'll develop automated CI/CD pipelines, implement data engineering solutions, and ensure cloud applications meet customer needs while collaborating with leadership and other developers. Your role involves maintaining performance monitoring and standards for cloud infrastructure, optimizing ETL processes, and mentoring other engineers.

The Principal Software Engineer at GameStop is responsible for architecting and building critical back-end systems related to payments, transactions, and customer rewards. You will collaborate with engineering teams to establish a modern technology stack and advocate for best practices while mentoring other engineers.

As a Senior Software Engineer at GameStop, you'll design and maintain software applications for testing gaming products, conduct product analyses, oversee the software development lifecycle, and enhance legacy applications while working collaboratively with operations teams.

The Lead Software Engineer will oversee eCommerce product development, ensuring high-quality solutions by defining architecture, guiding the technical team, and resolving errors. Responsibilities include platform governance, mentoring, designing fault-tolerant solutions, conducting gap analyses, and improving project life cycles.