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The Software Engineer II will build and innovate a scalable content platform for Disney's media brands. Responsibilities include developing high-quality software solutions, collaborating with teams, troubleshooting issues, and participating in code reviews. You'll focus on creating maintainable software that meets various stakeholders' requirements.

As Sr. Manager of Software Engineering, you will lead and mentor teams of developers, guide project execution, and make architectural decisions while managing software engineering for global payment systems. Your role will encompass software leadership across multiple teams and locations, focusing on business strategy, budget planning, and operational management.

The Senior Database Engineer will build, deploy, and maintain highly available relational database systems across cloud and on-premise environments. Responsibilities include leveraging software development for database infrastructure, performing performance tuning, and ensuring 24/7 availability of services.

Lead a Performance Engineering team, responsible for performance testing, troubleshooting issues with Cloud services, and scaling parameters for load and production environments. Coordinate projects and provide support to ensure quality digital experiences for Disney's services and applications.

The Senior Systems Engineer will focus on automating and innovating systems processes within the operations team, primarily in the Parks, Resorts and Experiences area. Responsibilities include mentoring team members, troubleshooting Linux-based systems, working with AWS Cloud, implementing automation tools, and managing technical architecture and integration in a large enterprise environment.

The Senior Media Engineer at Disney is responsible for resolving technical issues related to the acquisition, production, and distribution of media content. This includes troubleshooting system outages, conducting diagnostic tests, performing repairs, and maintaining production systems. They play a key role in utilizing monitoring software, managing updates, and ensuring the smooth operation of media technologies across multiple networks.

The Pipeline Technical Director Level II is responsible for developing and maintaining software tools, providing front-line assistance to artists, and troubleshooting the CG pipeline in a visual effects production environment. The focus is on ensuring artist efficiency and supporting downstream teams like Compositing and Editorial.