Associate Product Designer

Department Description

At Disney, we’re storytellers. We make the impossible, possible. The Walt Disney Company is a world‑class entertainment and technological leader. 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.

Uniting each endeavor is a commitment to creating and delivering unforgettable experiences — and we’re constantly looking for new ways to enhance these exciting experiences. The Enterprise Technology mission is to deliver technology solutions that align to business strategies while enabling enterprise efficiency and promoting cross‑company collaborative innovation. Our group drives competitive advantage by enhancing our consumer experiences, enabling business growth, and advancing operational excellence.

The Corporate Technology group within Enterprise Technology is responsible for delivering and supporting the technology that powers TWDC’s corporate functions, enterprise workflows, and service management platforms. Our scope spans the entire product lifecycle – from setting strategy and roadmaps to overseeing project delivery, engineering, and ongoing support. Through these efforts, we drive digital transformation across our business, workforce, and technology communities.

This role is located within the Audience & Content Engagement area that works with marketing, communications, and content teams across The Walt Disney Company. From evergreen digital destinations to campaigns and events, this team provides solutions for the full flywheel of content publication, discovery, engagement, amplification, and insights. These enable measurable connections to business engagement and performance.

The Associate Product Designer plays a key role in delivering high‑quality, accessible digital experiences that reflect Disney’s brand, storytelling, and innovation standards. This position is ideal for an early‑career designer who is eager to apply user‑centered design principles to real‑world production websites while learning and growing within a collaborative, cross‑functional technology team. In this role, you will translate business vision, content, and brand standards into production‑ready digital experiences.

You’ll work closely with product managers, engineers, marketers, and content owners to design, build, and validate responsive websites that meet Disney’s high bar for usability, accessibility, performance, and visual excellence.

Translate business vision and content into production‑ready digital experiences using established design systems and configurable web components to increase delivery velocity and improve the user experience. Apply Disney design frameworks and digital accessibility best practices from early wireframes through high fidelity mockups and live production launches. Build out responsive websites from approved designs using low or no‑code front‑end tools (e.g. Word Press Gutenberg) and HTML/CSS where needed.

Embed within cross‑functional product teams to guide and validate user experience design from portfolio level planning through product level execution. Lead internal validation of user experience, content quality, and accessibility during new product launches and content migrations. Review proposed enhancements and changes to ensure alignment with desired user experience, accessibility, and design standards.

Partner with business and content owners during onboarding, content audits, migrations, and ongoing support to increase platform adoption and self sufficiency. Guide site and content owners in building effective digital content using platform specifications, accessibility best practices, SEO fundamentals, and modern UX/UI standards. Build and maintain reusable content templates, patterns, components, and building blocks using tools such as Word Press Gutenberg, Figma and Adobe Photoshop.

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