In a significant move that underscores the entertainment industry’s pivot towards digital platforms, Disney (NYSE:DIS) has been making headlines with its intensified focus on streaming services.
What Happened: This strategic shift is now being reflected in the company’s investment in talent, as recent job postings and salary data suggest a strong emphasis on bolstering its streaming capabilities, Business Insider reported on Tuesday.
Despite layoffs in 2023, Disney is hiring for tech-focused roles, with 75 direct-to-consumer positions listed. Public data from the U.S. Office of Foreign Labor Certification reveals the salaries offered for various positions, indicating the value Disney places on streaming-related expertise.
Hulu’s offered salaries range from $96,782 to $251,760, with roles such as data scientists and software engineers. Disney’s streaming tech roles, excluding Hulu, show salaries from $120,000 to $385,057. Other divisions within Disney also offer competitive salaries for tech and engineering positions, reflecting the company’s commitment ...