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As a Sous Chef at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, you would help make magical experiences by pleasing the palettes of Guests of all ages, from all over the world. Job DescriptionImagine being able to cook Asian fare, traditional American favorites, or Italian specialties, all without changing the place you work.
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As Food Handlers, we work in our Back Of House (BOH) kitchens and back dock areas supporting the operations by inspecting and receiving deliveries from our vendors and warehouses. KEYWORD: WDW Casting, WDWCASTING WDW: Walt Disney World Casting Hourly Jobs WDW Hourly.
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Projection Designer to work with the Show Systems team within Walt Disney Imagineering’s Design and Delivery team. Representing more than 150 disciplines, its talented teams of Imagineers are responsible for the creation - from concept initiation through installation and commissioning - of all Disney Resorts, theme parks and attractions, real estate developments, regional entertainment venues, and new media projects.
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Reach & Scale: The products and platforms this group builds and operates delight millions of consumers every minute of every day – from Disney+ and Hulu, to ABC News and Entertainment, to ESPN and ESPN+, and much more.
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Availability to work "Japan" hours, from 2 pm to 10 pm, Monday – Friday Hawaii time, with a flexible schedule including holidays. Willingness to occasionally work at Aulani resort to meet operational needs such as training.
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5+ years of related work experience with Oracle, Oracle RAC, and Oracle Exadata. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Software, Electrical or Electronics Engineering, or comparable field of study, and/or equivalent work experience.
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Work with Roku to vet new hardware, firmware and certification requirements from a client application perspective. Contribute to the development of new application features from on-boarding to browse UI/UX experiences, analytics, video playback UI/UX and much more.
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Assistant Show Managers regularly partner with team members from all parts of Walt Disney Imagineering, Facility Operations and Services, Park Operations and Contracts to deliver a very complex and diverse scope of work on time and on budget with long term reliability.
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Walt’s passion was to continuously envision new ways to move audiences around the world—a passion that remains our touchstone in an enterprise that stretches from theme parks, resorts and a cruise line to sports, news, movies and a variety of other businesses.
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