Full-Time
Posted on 7/13/2026
Cable, internet, and networks provider
$32 - $47.99/hr
Centennial, CO, USA
In Person
On-site in Centennial, Colorado (4100 E Dry Creek Rd).
Bachelor's, Associate's
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Comcast provides high-speed internet, cable television, and phone services to residential and business customers while also operating major media networks, film studios, and theme parks. The company delivers these services through its Xfinity and Sky brands and generates revenue by selling subscriptions, advertising space, and entertainment experiences. Unlike many competitors, Comcast controls both the distribution infrastructure and the content itself, allowing it to manage the entire pipeline from production to the consumer's home. Its goal is to use this integrated network to provide a wide range of media and technology services to a global audience.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Founded
1963
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Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Paid Parental Leave
Tuition Reimbursement
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Amazon and Comcast represent contrasting investment strategies for 2026: high-growth technology versus stable telecommunications income. Amazon recorded FY 2025 revenue of approximately $716.9 billion, up 12.4% year-on-year, with net income reaching roughly $77.7 billion and a net margin of about 10.8%. The company's debt-to-equity ratio stood at roughly 0.4x, whilst free cash flow reached close to $7.7 billion. Comcast reported FY 2025 revenue of approximately $123.7 billion, remaining nearly flat year-on-year. Net income was roughly $20.0 billion, with a net margin of approximately 16.2%. Amazon's strength lies in its retail, cloud computing, and advertising ecosystem spanning over 190 countries. Comcast focuses on broadband connectivity through Xfinity, alongside Universal entertainment properties, having recently separated several cable networks in early 2026.
Comcast Business has deployed private wireless infrastructure at Smartlink's Annapolis headquarters, combining cellular coverage with a dedicated CBRS network for cameras, access control, and sensors. The system has already been installed at the University of Virginia, The Sound Hotel Seattle Belltown, and Rocket Arena. Comcast generated free cash flow of nearly $21.9 billion in fiscal 2025 on revenue of about $123.7 billion, with net income near $20.0 billion. However, broadband subscribers continue declining amid competition from fibre operators and fixed wireless providers. The company agreed to a $117.5 million settlement over an Xfinity data breach and absorbed an $8.6 billion noncash impairment charge related to Sky. Rising sports rights costs for the NFL and NBA are squeezing media segment profitability.
NBCUniversal has appointed Christopher Halpin as chief financial officer ahead of its spin-off from Comcast. Halpin, previously COO and CFO of People Inc., will report to Comcast Co-CEO Mike Cavanagh, who is set to become CEO of NBCU after the separation. He will start on 8 September. Comcast expects to complete the split by next summer, establishing NBCU as a standalone publicly traded entity similar to its previous spin-off of Versant. Current CFO Randy Culbertson will transition to a new role to be announced soon. At People, Halpin oversaw corporate finance, accounting, M&A, and investor relations. He previously spent nearly a decade at the NFL as chief strategy and growth officer.
Universal Orlando's attendance declined in the second quarter of 2025, though Comcast executives remain optimistic about the tourism industry. Theme park revenue worldwide rose 2.7% to $2.41 billion for the April-May-June period, up from $2.34 billion. Attendance began softening in June and remained pressured into the third quarter, according to CFO Jason Armstrong. However, Epic Universe, which opened in late May 2025, continues meeting expectations with strong guest response and higher per-capita spending. Co-CEO Michael Cavanaugh attributed the decline to weakness in consumer sentiment and higher travel costs affecting demand broadly across Orlando, not specific issues with Epic Universe. The earnings report follows Comcast's announcement to spin off NBCUniversal, including the theme parks, into a separate public company within approximately one year.
Peacock, NBCUniversal's streaming service, has turned a profit for the first time since launching in 2020. The platform reported earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation of $189 million in the second quarter. Paid subscribers grew 4% to 48 million, with popular content including the FIFA World Cup, NBA playoffs, and "Love Island USA" driving growth. The milestone comes as Comcast prepares to spin off NBCUniversal entertainment and news media businesses into a separate company within approximately one year. Peacock was the last major premium subscription video-on-demand service from a legacy studio to reach profitability. However, its reach remains smaller than rivals like Netflix, which has about 80 million households in the US and Canada.