Position Summary: Technical management, inclusive of budget and schedule for an attraction or attractions. Responsible for specification setting, design, production, installation and acceptance testing of Ride & Show Systems. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Ensure ride equipment maintains the highest level of safety in accordance with Universal specifications. Provide technical guidance and vendor management of the design, fabrication, installation and testing.

We are looking for a Software Engineer I to help build the next generation of digital news experiences. This is an early-career role designed for engineers with a strong foundation in computer science fundamentals who are excited to grow their skills while contributing to real-world, high-impact products. You’ll learn from senior engineers and work closely with product managers, designers, ops and editorial partners to build fast, reliable, and engaging experience, especially around live and interactive storytelling for major global events.

As a Knowledge Engineer, your role is to help transform a complex and evolving technical ecosystem into something engineers can successfully navigate, understand, and build on top of.

Join NBCUniversal Cyber Security and lead a team that designs, delivers, and operates enterprise cyber services that protect our employees, platforms, and businesses. This role is accountable for reliable, scalable security capabilities across the NBCU cyber infrastructure portfolio, partnering with stakeholders to reduce risk while enabling innovation and speed.

As part of the Global Operations & Technology Engineering organization, the Identity & Access Management (IAM) team enables secure, seamless access to enterprise applications, data, and infrastructure across our businesses. We partner with business, technology, and cybersecurity teams to improve user experience, reduce risk, and meet regulatory and audit requirements through modern identity capabilities and strong access governance.

Responsible for defining, developing, and delivering secure, reliable, scalable, and optimized front-end applications in adherence with Universal Destinations & Experiences (UDX) coding standards and practices. Collaborate with engineers, testers, Architecture, Product, PMO, third-party vendor partners and support teams to ensure continued program alignment, and successful release of the high-quality products. Research, design, and deliver hardware and software solutions.

We are seeking a Manager, Procedural Tech to lead the design, development, and integration of next-generation procedural systems that generate large-scale, high-fidelity 3D environments and assets. In this role, you will own the execution of building procedural content pipelines that transform real-world data such as geospatial inputs, semantic object data, and simulation outputs into production-ready assets for interactive experiences.

This is a part-time project / limited term position with an estimated duration of up to 6 - 12 months, unless otherwise amended or terminated as deliverables within this project are completed. This position is responsible for the organization, tracking, and management of digital content for use by our various Production units within NBC Sports. The role serves as a first line of support for Production that runs 24/7, both at our NBC Sports Facility (Stamford, CT) and our various broadcast remote locations.

In this role, you’ll create software that automatically generates 3D environments or objects. Instead of random designs, your software will use real-world data, such as maps or object details, to make these environments look more realistic. The output from your work will be compatible with popular 3D platforms like Unreal and Unity, or as standalone 3D models. You’ll work closely with the Pipeline and AI/ML teams to plan and improve the way this 3D data flows through our production process, helping it fit well with game environments.

In this role, you’ll create software that automatically generates 3D environments or objects. Instead of random designs, your software will use real-world data, such as maps or object details, to make these environments look more realistic. The output from your work will be compatible with popular 3D platforms like Unreal and Unity, or as standalone 3D models. You’ll work closely with the Pipeline and AI/ML teams to plan and improve the way this 3D data flows through our production process, helping it fit well with game environments.