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About The Walt Disney Company
The Walt Disney Company is a diversified global entertainment and media enterprise operating in segments including Disney Parks, Experiences and Products; Entertainment (ABC, Hulu, Disney+); and ESPN. Industry: Entertainment & Media
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The Senior Product Manager joins the Disney Experiences Technology team to lead the end-to-end product delivery lifecycle for Disney PhotoPass: Disney Cruise Line initiatives. This role involves owning the product strategy and vision for modernizing the onboard photo platform, transitioning from legacy print-based technology to a digital-first commerce and fulfillment ecosystem. You will build and manage features including gallery improvements, digital downloads, and commerce enhancements while integrating advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, and computer vision technologies. Key responsibilities include defining multi-year roadmaps, translating business objectives into user stories, and managing cross-functional stakeholders across engineering, design, and shipboard operations. You must navigate complex technical constraints like intermittent connectivity and voyage-based guest journeys to deliver scalable, maintainable architecture that enhances how guests capture and experience their vacation memories.
What does a Product Manager earn?
Median $199250 from 725 postings across 94 companies.
Own the product strategy and vision for the Disney Cruise Line PhotoPass technology ecosystem.
Lead the transition from legacy print-based photography technology to a modern digital commerce and fulfillment platform.
Translate business objectives and guest needs into actionable product requirements, user stories, and delivery plans.
Manage the product roadmap, including annual operating plans, capital planning, and long-term scalability goals.
Drive the integration of advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, and computer vision into the product suite.
Coordinate with engineering, design, and QA teams to validate platform changes across shoreside and onboard environments.
Define success metrics to assess guest engagement, revenue impact, and operational performance of platform changes.
Serve as the primary liaison between technology teams and Disney Cruise Line leadership to manage stakeholder expectations.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in business, Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field is required.
Minimum of 5 years of related work experience in product management, technology delivery, or strategy development is required.
Proven experience managing cruise line-tailored products from concept to launch is required.
Demonstrated success with the software delivery lifecycle and agile methodologies is required.
Experience leading initiatives spanning multiple teams and functional areas is required.
Solid understanding of Disney Cruise Line onboard and shoreside technologies, including passenger services, financial systems, cloud data migration, and commerce platforms is required.
Strong analytical skills with experience using data, metrics, and experimentation for product decisions is required.
Proficiency in AI productivity workflow tools is required.
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$100,000–$200,000
Generative AI
LLMs
Python
LangChain
LlamaIndex
RAG
Prompt Engineering
APIs
Data Flow Design
Model Fine-tuning
Veeva Vault
Veeva PromoMats
Process Automation
Data Engineering
Machine Learning