Disney Entertainment & ESPN Technology is seeking a Principal Engineer, iOS to join their innovative team developing mobile applications for ESPN within the Apple ecosystem. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of technology and entertainment, helping shape the future of Disney's media business.
The role involves hands-on engineering work developing mobile applications using Objective-C/Swift, working alongside cross-functional teams including Product Managers, Designers, and other engineers. You'll be responsible for architecting reusable solutions shared across Disney Entertainment & ESPN Technology apps while maintaining high standards for code quality and performance.
As a Principal Engineer, you'll provide technical leadership and mentoring to distributed engineering teams, driving best practices and innovative problem-solving. The position requires deep expertise in iOS development with 10+ years of experience in the Apple ecosystem. You'll work on high-impact projects that reach millions of users through apps like ESPN and Disney+.
The compensation package is highly competitive, with base salary ranges from $184,300 to $270,700 depending on location, plus bonus potential and comprehensive benefits. Multiple location options are available including San Francisco, Seattle, New York City, and Los Angeles areas.
This is an ideal role for an experienced iOS engineer who wants to make an impact at scale, working on beloved consumer apps while helping shape the future of how people experience sports and entertainment content. You'll be part of a technology organization that values innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence while delivering products that delight millions of users every day.
The ideal candidate will bring not just technical expertise but also strong leadership abilities, excellent communication skills, and a track record of delivering complex projects. You'll have the opportunity to influence architectural decisions, mentor other engineers, and work on challenging technical problems while helping Disney maintain its position at the forefront of streaming and digital media technology.