Remote Disney Enthusiast Specialist - (Work From Home Jobs Part Time) ID-1305

Duties: Lead the design, development, testing, certification, and deliver activities for one or more of the contact and contactless chip technologies, mobile payments, and other emerging technology-based solutions for card acceptance devices as well as payment devices. Telecommuting and/or working from home is permissible pursuant to company policies.

Remote Data Entry, No Experience, $40/hr, Part-Time
Virtual Assistant, $45/hr, Remote, No Experience, Night Job
Entry-Level Remote Data Entry, $50/hr, Evening Job
Customer Support, No Degree, $40/hr, Remote, Weekend Job
Remote Phone Job, $42/hr, Part-Time, College Student Friendly
Virtual Assistant, $40/hr, Remote, No Degree, Night Job
Part-Time Data Entry, $45/hr, Remote, College Student Friendly
Remote Moderator, No Degree, $50/hr, Evening, Weekend Job
Remote Customer Support, $42/hr, Night Job, No Experience
Live Chat Support, $40/hr, Remote, Entry Level, Part-Time
Virtual Assistant, Remote, $42/hr, Weekend, No Experience
Remote Data Entry, $45/hr, No Degree, Night Shift
Part-Time Customer Support, $40/hr, Remote, College Student
Remote Live Chat, $50/hr, Part-Time, Evening/Night Job
Entry Level Phone Job, $42/hr, Remote, No Degree Required
Weekend Data Entry, $45/hr, Remote, No Experience
Remote Virtual Assistant, $40/hr, Evening, Part-Time Job
Remote Moderator, $42/hr, Part-Time, Weekend, No Degree
Data Entry, $45/hr, Remote, Night Shift, College Student Job
Phone Support, Remote, $50/hr, No Experience, Part-Time
Virtual Assistant, No Experience, $42/hr, Remote, Weekend
Remote Customer Support, $45/hr, Part-Time, College Student
Data Entry, Remote, $40/hr, Night Shift, No Degree
Evening Virtual Assistant, Remote, $45/hr, No Experience
Weekend Customer Support, $42/hr, Remote, College Student
Remote Data Entry, $50/hr, No Experience, Evening/Night Job
Virtual Assistant, $42/hr, Remote, Weekend, Entry Level
Remote Phone Support, $45/hr, Evening, No Experience Required
Data Entry, No Experience, $50/hr, Remote, College Student
Remote Moderator, $40/hr, Weekend, No Degree, Part-Time

Requirements: Employer will accept a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field and 4 years of experience in Lead Applications Architect; Lead Systems Analyst; Senior Associate, Programming or related occupation. Alternatively, employer will accept a Master’s degree in Applied Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field and 2 years of experience in Lead Applications Architect; Lead Systems Analyst; Senior Associate, Programming or related occupation.

Position required skills: Four (4) years of experience in the job offered or related occupation with a Bachelor’s degree OR two (2) years of experience in the job offered or related occupation with a Master’s degree: performing defined operations utilizing Software Development Kit (SDK); performing card and terminal design for payment transactions; developing and designing payment related applications for Android and iOS operating systems, utilizing technologies, including Android SDK, Kotlin, iOS, XCode, SonarQube, and Jenkins Build system; utilizing development methodologies and tools, including Agile, Scrum, and Jira; and implementing end-to-end security on digital and online payment transactions.

Position eligible for incentives under Employee Referral Program

Rate of Pay: The base pay for this position generally ranges between $114,067.00 to $145,700.00 Additional incentives may be provided as part of a market competitive total compensation package. Factors, such as but not limited to, geographical location, relevant experience, education, and skill level may impact the pay for this position. We also offer a range of benefits and programs based on eligibility. Learn more at MyDiscoverBenefits.com.

QUALIFIED APPLICANTS: Please apply directly through our website by clicking on “Apply Now.” No calls. Equal Opportunity Employer/disability/vet.

Compensation:

The base pay for this position generally ranges between to . Additional incentives may be provided as part of a market competitive total compensation package. Factors, such as but not limited to, geographical location, relevant experience, education, and skill level may impact the pay for this position.

 

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