Top Operations Jobs

The Executive Director of Software Architecture for Ads is responsible for leading the software engineering and data architecture teams, defining architectural standards, and ensuring the implementation of scalable and efficient solutions. This role involves collaboration with stakeholders, mentoring team members, and driving innovation through the adoption of emerging technologies. Additionally, the director will oversee compliance with regulatory requirements and play a key role in technology strategy discussions.

The CG Pipeline Technical Director develops tools for episodic animation workflows, maintains documentation, provides training to artists, and oversees technical support for ongoing productions. They ensure efficient automation and manage data related to production.

The Sr Pipeline Technical Director is responsible for developing pipeline and asset management tools, providing production support, troubleshooting, and collaborating with engineering teams. They ensure consistency across productions, validate tools, assist artists, and drive pipeline priorities while maintaining documentation and evolving industry standards.

The Pipeline Technical Director is responsible for developing and maintaining software tools, troubleshooting the CG pipeline, and providing production support to artists. They work closely with engineering teams, ensure artist efficiency, and collaborate across studios. They also update documentation and may assist in software projects to enhance pipeline efficiency.

The Associate Pipeline Technical Director will develop and maintain tools for visual effects production, provide support to artists, troubleshoot issues, and ensure efficiency in the CG pipeline. This role involves working closely with teams to validate tools and provide production assistance.

The QE Operator at Disney is responsible for ensuring quality of experience in media playback across platforms by troubleshooting audio/video and data issues during live events. They coordinate with Media Operations for quality control, track issues for development teams, and report daily. Attention to detail, communication skills, and a strong work ethic are essential.

The Network Origination Operator I operates broadcast equipment to distribute programming for Disney network(s), ensuring adherence to operational standards. Responsibilities include managing both live and recorded content, troubleshooting technical issues, and maintaining quality control under tight deadlines. Flexibility for a 24/7 schedule is required.