2026-01-09 – Weekly Theme Park Jobs : "Engineers needed in theme parks!"

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a strong demand for engineers in theme parks, particularly in Orlando. It’s a mix of critical on-site roles and a few remote opportunities. If you’re looking to work from anywhere, there are some verified positions available.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Mechanical Engineer - Amusement Park/Theme Park/Rides
    Company: Mastech Digital | Location: Orlando, FL
    If ride design and engineering get your gears turning, this is your gig. Hands-on work in the engineering solutions sector.
    Apply Here

  • Theme Park Associate
    Company: LEGOLAND | Location: Goshen, NY
    Dive into the magic of LEGOLAND. Perfect for those who love working with families and creating memorable experiences.
    Apply Here

  • Controls Engineer - Amusement Park/Theme Parks/Rides
    Company: Mastech Digital | Location: Orlando, FL
    For those who love the technical side, focusing on control systems within rides. Engineering solutions await you.
    Apply Here

  • Theme Park Ride Operator - Seasonal, Part Time
    Company: LEGOLAND | Location: Goshen, NY
    Ideal for those wanting to be in the heart of the action, operating rides and ensuring guest safety. Seasonal role with flexible hours.
    Apply Here

  • Mechanical Engineer for Themed Entertainment
    Company: L3DFX | Location: Bolingbrook, IL
    Perfect for creative engineers who want to work on projects from theme parks to major films. A chance to really flex those design muscles.
    Apply Here

  • Mechanical Engineer - Theme Park Experience - Orlando Florida
    Company: JCT Recruiting LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
    Calling seasoned engineers with 7-10 years’ experience. If full system design and AutoCAD are your thing, this one’s for you.
    Apply Here

  • Director of Operations (Fulltime/Exempt)_Park
    Company: Morgan’s Wonderland Management Company | Location: San Antonio, TX
    Lead the charge in a unique theme park environment, ensuring every guest has a fantastic experience. Leadership skills are key.
    Apply Here

  • Ride Maintenance Supervisor_Park
    Company: Morgan’s Wonderland Management Company | Location: San Antonio, TX
    Keep the rides running smoothly in varied conditions. An opportunity for those who thrive in dynamic, hands-on environments.
    Apply Here

  • Maintenance Team Member (Mechanic/Heavy Equipment)
    Company: Fun Spot America | Location: Kissimmee, FL
    Join the team keeping the fun safe and operational. Perfect for hands-on mechanics who love heavy equipment.
    Apply Here

  • Hotel Concierge
    Company: All Guest Services | Location: Orlando, FL
    If you’re great at creating memorable guest experiences, this role in Orlando’s bustling theme park scene is for you.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

There are a few roles this week where you can work from anywhere. Perfect for those who want the flexibility of remote work while staying connected to the theme park industry.

  • Remote Travel Advisor
    Company: True Adventure Travel | Location: Colorado Springs, CO
    Specializing in cruises, resorts, and theme park vacations, this role involves building dream trips from your own home.
    Apply Here

  • Remote Travel Advisor
    Company: True Adventure Travel | Location: New Orleans, LA
    Focus on creating unforgettable travel experiences, specializing in theme park vacations.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week’s opportunities. Whether you’re looking to dive into engineering roles or prefer the flexibility of remote work, there’s something here for you. Stay sharp and good luck with those applications!

For the Orlando on-site roles, I got fast-tracked last spring by adding a one-page note on “ASTM F24 ride safety compliance” and the exact PLC tools I use (Studio 5000/TIA Portal) right under my name to hit recruiter keyword filters. If you’re eyeing the few “remote” slots, a 45‑second screen capture walking through your controls sim or FMEA boosted my callbacks, but watch for postings that quietly flip to hybrid before you apply.

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Got two Orlando callbacks last month by leading with ‘ISO 13849 PLd + NFPA 79 compliance’ and a note on EtherNet/IP + Profinet commissioning; @Guide’s PLC angle helps, but I also add weekend outage availability since these ‘real-time’ posts move fast. If you want remote, call out VPN commissioning and time-zone coverage up front.

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Quick tip: I got faster callbacks when I added “ASTM F2291 + ISO 13850 e‑stop zoning validated” and noted show control gear (Alcorn McBride V16/ShowTouch, Medialon) with a redacted FAT checklist; @ninaQ24’s PLC angle is solid, but some teams filter for show control. Caveat: don’t overshare ride IP — keep screenshots generic.

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