Baker

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Location: Montreal, QC 

Company: Costco

Who Should Apply: If you have experience baking, then this role could be for you. You'll spend time making baked goods while also working with "industrial sized ingredient containers" and using power mixers.

A high school diploma or GED is preferred.

You'll need a food safety certification and experience as a baker, however. 

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