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As a Software Engineer II at Disney Entertainment & ESPN Technology, you will develop and maintain test automation and tooling, contribute to project features, and ensure the quality of web, mobile, and media applications by producing clean, valuable code daily.

As a Lead Software Engineer on the Web Commerce team at Disney, you'll architect and design core subscription and account management experiences, lead projects, enforce code quality, and mentor junior developers, driving technical excellence and innovation in Disney's digital platforms.

The Sr Product Designer will create and update global marketing landing pages, collaborate with various teams, and maintain design toolkits while ensuring effective design solutions and innovative customer experiences.

The Senior Software Engineer will work on building and maintaining complex web applications for ESPN.com, focusing on frontend development. Responsibilities include creating components, parsing JSON data, improving performance and scalability, collaborating with teams, mentoring junior engineers, and innovating on new technologies.

The Senior Systems Engineer will set up and maintain web and mobile e-commerce applications, focusing on automation and system management in high-traffic environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, leading project efforts, and collaborating closely with development and business teams, while utilizing various tools for systems and application support.

The Lead Software Engineer will architect and design scalable systems, develop high-quality code, drive project success, mentor junior engineers, and take a user-centric approach to enhancing content management systems and data flows in the Media Engineering department at Disney Entertainment & ESPN Technology.

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.