The Disguise Integrator supports the development, integration, and reliability of the Disguise ecosystem across Crossroads.
Responsibilities
Serve as the technical owner of the Disguise ecosystem across Crossroads, including Disguise and RenderStream architecture, configuration, standards, and technical workflows.
Own and maintain the technical structure of the Oakley Disguise show file and establish consistent project, media management, and system configuration standards.
Lead R&D, testing, and implementation of new Disguise software, features, and workflows, including software versions, firmware, licensing, and compatibility testing.
Develop and maintain integration standards for Unreal Engine, Notch, tracking, GhostFrame, and other real-time workflows.
Configure, test, document, and commission Disguise systems as they are deployed to additional Crossroads sites.
Responsible for programming and preparing immersive visual content for weekend experiences and events at Crossroads Church.
Responsibilities
Own, build, and program the Disguise timelines used across Crossroads sites for weekend experiences, rehearsals, special events, and other productions.
Translate Experience Maps, creative direction, and site-specific technical needs into programmed timelines, cues, transitions, layers, and content that accurately execute the creative vision.
Own Disguise asset reviews, ensuring video and real-time content is properly imported, organized, configured, optimized, and validated before entering the live production environment.
Collaborate with the Executive Producer of Weekend Experience, Technical Artists, and broader Experience Team to implement creative content and make programming adjustments based on asset reviews, rehearsals, and production feedback.
Configure and manage traditional media playback, RenderStream, Unreal Engine, Notch, and other real-time workflows, including show control integrations using timecode, OSC, MIDI, and established Disguise workflows.
Design and produce immersive visual assets for weekend services, including LED volume content and AR/XR projects.
Responsibilities
Design and execute a variety of assets (digital environments, animation, graphics packages, etc.) to create an immersive weekend experience that is cohesive with the overall creative direction.
Execute a weekly production plan for asset creation.
Maintain documentation of technical and workflow problems and solutions.
Build and manage a library of assets, templates and presets.
Lead the development and delivery of high‑fidelity threat modeling products for the Missile Defense Agency, focusing on infrared signature modeling and simulation.
The role helps Wealth businesses across Canada use social media confidently and compliantly—balancing advisor enablement with strong regulatory oversight as a regulatory and policy subject expert.
Compensation
$59,500 - $84,000 CAD
Responsibilities
Review and approve social media profiles, posts and communications for Registrants and/or client-facing Wealth employees, ensuring alignment to the TD Wealth Social Media Policy, CIRO requirements and TD Brand Standards.
Conduct proactive social media monitoring and spot checks across Wealth businesses, identifying trends, emerging risks and coaching opportunities.
Apply sound judgment and regulatory knowledge to assess materials that vary by social media platform, content type and line of business, translating requirements into clear, actionable guidance.
Enable advisors and leaders through education and coaching: provide direction on deficiencies, build job aids and playbooks, and deliver training sessions.
Work closely with Wealth Compliance and other Subject Matter Experts to evaluate complex or ambiguous items and resolve issues quickly.