The VISIONS’26 application is now open.  It can also be accessed through the story on the Ocean Observing Initiative’s homepage.
We are looking for students interested in participating on the VISIONS’26 at-sea experiential learning program and UW Sea-Going Research and Discovery course (OCEAN 411) Fall Quarter 2026. The VISIONS’26 at-sea program will provide you the opportunity to sail on a global-class research ship using a state-of the-art underwater robotic vehicle (ROV). 

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is hiring a Puget Sound Shellfish Technician to support essential data collection that informs management of Puget Sound’s shellfish resources. This full-time, six-month career seasonal role (April 1 through September 30) is based in Port Townsend and focuses on intertidal bivalve surveys, crustacean test fisheries, and recreational harvest assessments. Responsibilities include interviewing harvesters, collecting biological data, conducting population surveys, and assisting with shellfish enhancement projects. 

The International Pacific Halibut Commission is seeking to hire an Undergraduate Intern for May – August 2026.
All completed applications received no later than 5 PM (PST) on Friday, 10 April 2026 will be considered.
You can find more information about the position and application details in the IPHC Opportunities button below.
For further information please contact the IPHC Secretariat at Secretariat@iphc.int or 206-634-1838. 

Connect with current Metro and Sound Transit team members to explore a wide variety of careers in public transportation at Metro and Sound Transit’s Green Career Community Event.
Look to join the teams of over 6,000 employees who keep our large systems running, including buses, Link Light Rail, Water Taxi, Seattle Streetcar and more!
With roles ranging from operators and mechanics to transportation planners, program managers, engineers, and leadership positions, you can find your fit! 

Summer Internship Opportunity: Work with a NOAA Scientist and Learn to Integrate Mathematics and Fisheries Science
The Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) and the University of Washington request applications for students in the Mathematical Sciences for a summer internship at the NWFSC. Interns will spend summer (~16 June – 15 September) working on a research project that integrates mathematics with the science that informs fishery managers. 

The Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) and the University of Washington request applications for students in the Mathematical Sciences for a summer internship at the NWFSC. Interns will spend summer (~16 June – 15 September) working on a research project that integrates mathematics with the science that informs fishery managers. A stipend of $6,400 will be provided from the Usha and S. 

Scientific Technician 2 – Non-Permanent – 21 Openings

See full details on link

Job ID: 2026-01363
Position Details
Title: Ocean Fisheries Port Sampler
Classification: Scientific Technician 2
Vacancies: Twenty-one (21)
Status: Full-time, Non-permanent
Program: WDFW Fish Program – Ocean Management Division
Duty Stations: Multiple locations across Western Washington
Posting Timeline:
This recruitment will remain open until March 19, 2026. The first review of applications will occur on March 2, 2026. 

Applications are open for just two more weeks for the summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program in aquatic biological systems at WSU!
 
Students will spend 10 weeks here in Pullman completing an independent research project with a faculty mentor culminating in a presentation at the WSU undergraduate research symposium. This REU program is based in WSU Pullman’s state-of-the-art Aquatics Phenomics Research Center, where 5+ lab groups keep and study vertebrate animals. 

Hi Fish Peeps,
I’m attaching a flyer for the 8-week (June 15-August 7) Smithsonian internship we are hosting here in the fish collection this summer. It is for local undergrads (less than 50 mile commute) and provides a $6000 stipend (but no housing). The Burke is hosting two interns- the other is in Paleobotany. Please forward this flyer to anyone within a 50 mile radius who is an undergrad (rising sophomore, junior, or senior) who you think might be interested. 

The UW AFS Student Subunit is hosting the next workshop in the LEAPS (Learning and Professional Skills) series, and you are invited!
Workshop topic: Letters of Recommendation
Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Time: 3:30 PM
Location: FSH 105
RSVP: Not required
In this workshop, you will learn:

What letters of recommendation are and why they matter
Who makes a strong reference
How to build and maintain relationships with potential recommenders