Disney's Marvel is currently looking to fill multiple positions. Scroll down for a link to their "Careers" section and you could be working on one of the upcoming Marvel movies.
About the Job:
Unleash your skills. Join forces with industry leaders. Help produce some of the world’s all-time favorite legends. At Marvel, everyone contributes to the stories & successes of more than 8,000 incredible characters like Spider-Man & Iron Man. Whether you’re in Accounting or Promotions, Legal or Business Development, the work you do will fuel the momentum. Comics. Movies. Television. Games. You’ll turn the page to something new each day. Transform your talents into super strengths. Innovate within an amazing company.Benefits:
The list of benefits by working with Disney including free admission to Disney Parks, discounts to Disney Broadway shows & a ton of other perks. It also includes:- Medical
- Dental
- Life insurance
- Vacation days
- Sick days
- Paid holidays
- 401(k)
- Bonus plans
- TransitChek
- Credit Union
- 529 Plan
Submission Details:
If you're interested in working on the next Marvel movie, check out Marvel Jobs on Disney Careers website.Tagged
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