Walt Disney Parks and Resorts is seeking a Senior Controls Engineer to join their team at Walt Disney World Resort. This role is crucial in maintaining and enhancing the magic of Disney attractions through technical expertise in show control systems.
The position involves providing field engineering support to the Disneyland Resort, focusing on show, animation, and Audio-Visual related control systems. The engineer will be responsible for planning, organizing, and leading teams in troubleshooting, problem resolution, system operational enhancements, and system reliability improvements.
Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with various electrical codes, preparing technical documentation, monitoring system performance, and responding to show control urgencies. The role requires a strong background in electronic control systems, PLCs, and animation hardware, combining technical expertise with the ability to maintain Disney's high standards of guest experience.
The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years of show control systems experience in the amusement park industry or similar environment, along with comprehensive knowledge of various control systems, electrical codes, and industrial automation. They should be comfortable working with different types of PLCs, CCTV systems, and animation hardware.
This position offers the unique opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology while contributing to the creation of magical experiences for millions of guests. The role comes with Disney's comprehensive benefits package, including health and savings benefits, educational opportunities, and special Disney perks.
Working at Walt Disney World Resort means being part of a team that creates happiness and magical memories for guests from around the world. The position requires flexibility to work during off-hours when needed and a commitment to maintaining the high standards that Disney is known for.
Join a team where your technical expertise will directly contribute to creating unforgettable experiences for guests, while working with some of the most advanced show control systems in the entertainment industry. This role offers both technical challenges and the satisfaction of being part of the magic that makes Disney special.