Universal Talent Development & Inclusion (UTD&I) brings together talent strategies for NBCUniversal Studio Group’s workforce as well as film production crews designed to elevate the skills and capabilities of our people, while fostering an inclusive work environment.

The Senior Manager, Account Management works with a global team of sales, business development, marketing, operations, and business analytics professionals to optimize transactional film and TV revenue across digital distribution partners in the U.S. and Canada. In this multi-faceted role, the Senior Manager has end-to-end responsibility for an account portfolio, driving revenue and strategic alignment with NBCU goals. This position reports to the Vice President, Digital Platforms.

The Finance Manager is responsible for Financial, Planning & Analysis of NBC Universal’s television product globally. In this role, the manager will support the preparation of greenlights and Ultimates, and revenue budgeting/forecasting across Television content. This position will report to the Director, Finance and will be responsible for working collaboratively with Production/content owners and Information Technology. Key Responsibilities: Oversee development and update of Television ultimates and greenlights, including presenting findings to senior management and stakeholders.

Role Purpose The Vice President, Labor Relations will be responsible for oversight of the labor relations function for the Universal Studios Hollywood (“USH”) theme park business of NBCUniversal, including collective bargaining, contract administration & grievance handling, and legal compliance, and provide labor relations support for other NBCU businesses as assigned. The role reports to the Senior Vice President of Labor and Employment for Universal Destinations & Experiences and is located in Universal City, California.

SUMMARY The Assistant Manager, Entertainment Operations - Fabrication is responsible for assisting the Entertainment Costume Fabrication Manager with overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Costume Department, including all aspects of front and back of house operations. The Assistant Manager will play a key role in managing finances, resolving operational challenges, reviewing and/or revising process and procedure when necessary and addressing guest and/or team member issues.

The Manager, Entertainment Show Operations is responsible for the management of a show, show venue, and its personnel and operations. The Manager works with appropriate partners to lead and manage the culture, daily operation, coordination of projects, overall product quality and ensures policies and procedures are consistently enforced and/or followed. The Manager promotes positive guest and employee experience by ensuring that all areas and aspects of the business are running at optimum performance level.

Working in a collaborative production team environment, this role is responsible for managing, and expediting all aspects of technical design and show production support and staff as assigned regarding design, development, fabrication, installation, facility interface, operation, maintenance, and documentation in compliance with codes, and jurisdictional requirements for Entertainment projects.

Working in a collaborative production team environment, this role is responsible for managing, and expediting all aspects of technical design and show production support and staff as assigned regarding design, development, fabrication, installation, facility interface, operation, maintenance, and documentation in compliance with codes, and jurisdictional requirements for Entertainment projects.

UP&E is seeking a Manager, Category Mgmt. – Merch on Demand to support the Director in developing business and assortment strategies for assigned accounts. Strategy to include franchise, assortment, and product-line direction to meet the financial needs of the business. Position to work closely with cross-functional partners including Retail Sales, Retail Marketing, Design, Copy, Franchise, and Analytics.

The Sr. Manager, Entertainment Costuming is responsible for providing support, direction and assistance to the Entertainment Costume Operations and Costume Fabrication teams. This includes overseeing and managing the staff and the day to day costume operations of multiple venues and/or areas as well as the fabrication and repair of costumes. Partner with the Entertainment Production team on the development of new costumes for marquee events, new character development, design intent changes and special projects.