Electronic Technician, Walt Disney World

Job Description

"It takes people to make the dream a reality." Walt was on to something when he said that, and it continues to ring true today. No matter the stage in your career, being a part of Walt Disney Parks & Resorts means being a part of a team where you help bring innovation to life through unsurpassed products, services and most importantly remarkable experiences.

Full-time opportunities exist for Electronic Technicians to join the Walt Disney World Facilities division. Successful individuals will be responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting and repairing the electronics, audio systems, and computer-networked systems associated with the world-famous Walt Disney World Resort® Attractions and facilities.

Employment Type

Full Time

Job Posting - Business

Disney Parks & Resorts

Additional Information

©Disney is an equal opportunity employer. Drawing Creativity from Diversity

KEYWORD: WDW Casting WDWCASTING WDWMaintenance

Primary Job Posting Category

Facilities

Basic Qualifications

• Recent experience - and excellent understanding of power-distribution systems up to 600 voltsAbility to set up and troubleshoot VFDs (variable-speed-motor controllers), PLCs, and audio-control devices
• Experience performing preventive and corrective maintenance on lighting systems, AC/DC motors, relay logic, hydraulic and pneumatic control circuits, and closed-loop servo systems
• Ability to demonstrate skills with associated electronic test equipment.

Job Posting - Primary Brand

Walt Disney World Resort

Preferred Qualifications

• Maintenance of factory/production systems
• Avionics/navigation systems
• Radar
• Audio systems
• Television or radio repair

Experience troubleshooting and repairing:

• RF circuits
• Power supplies
• Computer-circuit cards

Other desired qualifications:

• Ability to solder new components onto PCBsTechnical electrical and electronics competency
• Ability to read and understand detailed instructions, blueprints, flowcharts, schematics, and engineering documents
• Acute troubleshooting skills including knowledge of high and low voltage with an understanding of the National Electric Code
• Ability to use common hand tools, meters, gauges and other associated test and measurement equipment
• Ability to differentiate colors
• Experience working on/around high-efficiency equipment (i.e. Lasers, Xenon Lamps)
• Animation troubleshooting and repair
• Experience with ride-control systems
• Networking experience
• Knowledge of projection and theatrical lighting equipment

Primary Location-Postal Code

32830

Preferred Education

• An Associate's degree in Electronics or equivalent experience

Responsibilities

Responsibilities of an Electronic Technician include performing corrective maintenance on a wide variety of electronic systems used for ride-and-show control.

Job Description

"It takes people to make the dream a reality." Walt was on to something when he said that, and it continues to ring true today. No matter the stage in your career, being a part of Walt Disney Parks & Resorts means being a part of a team where you help bring innovation to life through unsurpassed products, services and most importantly remarkable experiences.

Full-time opportunities exist for Electronic Technicians to join the Walt Disney World Facilities division. Successful individuals will be responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting and repairing the electronics, audio systems, and computer-networked systems associated with the world-famous Walt Disney World Resort® Attractions and facilities.

Employment Type

Full Time

Additional Information

©Disney is an equal opportunity employer. Drawing Creativity from Diversity

KEYWORD: WDW Casting WDWCASTING WDWMaintenance

Basic Qualifications

• Recent experience - and excellent understanding of power-distribution systems up to 600 voltsAbility to set up and troubleshoot VFDs (variable-speed-motor controllers), PLCs, and audio-control devices
• Experience performing preventive and corrective maintenance on lighting systems, AC/DC motors, relay logic, hydraulic and pneumatic control circuits, and closed-loop servo systems
• Ability to demonstrate skills with associated electronic test equipment.

Preferred Qualifications

• Maintenance of factory/production systems
• Avionics/navigation systems
• Radar
• Audio systems
• Television or radio repair

Experience troubleshooting and repairing:

• RF circuits
• Power supplies
• Computer-circuit cards

Other desired qualifications:

• Ability to solder new components onto PCBsTechnical electrical and electronics competency
• Ability to read and understand detailed instructions, blueprints, flowcharts, schematics, and engineering documents
• Acute troubleshooting skills including knowledge of high and low voltage with an understanding of the National Electric Code
• Ability to use common hand tools, meters, gauges and other associated test and measurement equipment
• Ability to differentiate colors
• Experience working on/around high-efficiency equipment (i.e. Lasers, Xenon Lamps)
• Animation troubleshooting and repair
• Experience with ride-control systems
• Networking experience
• Knowledge of projection and theatrical lighting equipment

Preferred Education

• An Associate's degree in Electronics or equivalent experience

Responsibilities

Responsibilities of an Electronic Technician include performing corrective maintenance on a wide variety of electronic systems used for ride-and-show control.