Jobs at The Walt Disney Company

Coordinate recruiting activities: post positions, schedule interviews, manage ATS and reporting, organize candidate travel and documents, prepare offer packets and presentations, and support hiring managers and candidates to ensure smooth talent acquisition operations.

Support the recruiting team by posting roles, scheduling interviews, maintaining the applicant tracking system and sourcing reports, coordinating candidate travel and offers, conducting reference/background checks, preparing reports and presentations, and fostering strong relationships with hiring managers and candidates.

Coordinate scheduling, crewing, and communication for a discipline of VFX artists. Track and manage work in Shotgrid/ILM tracking tools, organize dailies/turnovers, liaise between supervisors, production, and clients, supervise Production Assistants, escalate technical issues, and ensure deadlines and client deliverables are met.

Create complex character, creature and digi-double models for VFX using Maya and ZBrush. Collaborate with TDs, animators and supervisors, bid and schedule model builds, mentor junior modelers, meet production deadlines, and adapt to proprietary tools and new techniques.

The Production Assistant provides administrative and technical support to the production team, assists with scheduling, and organizes resources for meetings and reviews. Duties include managing communications, maintaining schedules, and overseeing supply orders.

The Mocap Editor will transfer motion between hierarchies, adjust character interactions, enhance motion quality, and mentor junior team members.

The Generalist Artist creates CG shots, including modeling, shading, lighting, and rendering, and collaborates with supervisors on look development.

The CG Supervisor manages technical development for VFX projects, overseeing workflow, tool decisions, and communication among artists and teams across locations to ensure high-quality visual effects standards.

Manage international tax compliance processes, oversee indirect tax and direct tax operations, ensure accurate reporting, and foster team development.

The Lead Mocap Editor is responsible for retargeting motion, improving actor performances, blending motions, and mentoring junior team members in a VFX context.

The role involves managing international tax compliance processes, overseeing team deliverables, and coordinating with vendors and stakeholders to ensure timely and accurate reporting.

Manage the scheduling and performance of ILM artists, collaborate with senior management, oversee recruitment needs, and maintain project schedules.

The role involves creating crowd simulations for CG scenes using Houdini, managing motion choreography, mentoring artists, and resolving technical issues in collaboration with the production team.