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Cooke Inc.

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The Cooke family of companies produce some of the very freshest, sustainable seafood in the world.

Saint John, NB

Food and Beverage Manufacturing
501–1,000 people

About

Cooke Aquaculture Inc. was established in 1985 by the Cooke family in New Brunswick, Canada. From humble beginnings of one farm site and 5,000 salmon, Cooke Inc. is the largest private family-owned seafood company employing 13,000 people worldwide. The Cooke family of companies operate global aquaculture and wild fishery divisions in 15 countries providing a sustainable seafood source reaching tables all over the world. Cooke’s core purpose is to ‘cultivate the ocean with care, nourish the world, provide for our families, and build stronger communities.

Open positions

Senior Data Engineer

On-site · Saint John

The Senior Data Engineer will design, build, and optimize scalable data pipelines, APIs, and data models to support enterprise analytics and operational reporting. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement automated data quality monitoring, lineage, and governance standards.

Data Engineer

On-site · Saint John

You will design, develop, and optimize data pipelines and transformations to support analytics and operational reporting. Additionally, you will implement data validation and automation processes while collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure reliable data solutions.

Associate Data Engineer

On-site · Saint John

The Associate Data Engineer will build, test, and support basic data pipelines under guidance using standard tools and SDLC frameworks. They are responsible for monitoring daily data flows, troubleshooting errors, and documenting datasets and integration processes.

IT Support Analyst

On-site · City of Saint John

The IT Support Analyst is responsible for diagnosing and resolving end-user hardware, software, and connectivity issues. They also maintain service stability through root-cause analysis, documentation improvement, and supporting onboarding/offboarding activities.