The Seattle Aquarium is hiring for two positions: a Philanthropy Events Coordinator and a Volunteer Engagement Manager. Click to read more details about qualifications and deadlines.

Assists with planning and coordinating salmon rearing, facility maintenance, volunteers, and administrative tasks associated educational salmon micro-hatchery operations located in Edmonds WA. This is a part-time hourly seasonal position that runs Dec 1-Jun 30. Variable hours, 10-20 hours/week.

The City of San Diego Public Utilities Department is looking to fill one to three (1-3) permanent
Marine Biologist III (MB-III) positions in its Marine Biology & Ocean Operations Section
(Marine Biology Lab) over the next few months. The application period for these positions is
scheduled for October 5–15, 2018. Interested parties should visit the City’s job website
(www.sandiego.gov/empopp) during this time period for information and requirements, and
to submit their materials via the City’s online application process.

Puget Sound Restoration Fund is seeking a full time Microalgae Specialist at the Kenneth K Chew center for Shellfish Research and Restoration in Port Orchard, WA. Compensation is $16.00 per hour with health benefits. This is a one-year position with potential for extension if funding is available.

The Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition is a regional fisheries enhancement group
located in Forks, WA. The organization’s focus is restoring salmon habitat.
This position, located in Forks, WA, serves as a project manager in support of the
lead project manager/executive director.

The range of projects includes but is not limited to volunteer coordination, project
development/implementation, in stream/near stream restoration, and crossing
design/construction.

The applicant for this position must be able to work collaboratively with the Pacific
Coast Salmon Coalition team, and to independently develop, manage, and
accomplish short-term and long-term project goals. The position reports to the
executive director.

The Holtgrieve Ecosystem Ecology Laboratory (HEEL) has an excellent opportunity for a part-time laboratory technician during summer 2018.  We are seeking a reliable and motivated undergraduate or recent graduate to assist with various laboratory organization, sample processing, and data entry tasks.

The Sitka Sound Science Center is advertising for field crew for a summer fishery field project. The job involves daily sampling of post-spawning chum salmon in four streams in the Northern Southeast area.  This work involves remote stream work under a variety of conditions sampling post-spawning chum salmon for otoliths, tissue samples, and scales. Successful applicants will be well suited for working and living in a small group environment. The work entails extensive time in the field under challenging conditions (rain, bears, bugs), weekend work, and, may involve living on-board a chartered support vessel. The project has the potential to be funded each summer through 2019. Hiring is dependent on grant funding.

Protecting Washington State’s environment for current and future generations is what we do every day at Ecology. If you want to join a highly effective, collaborative team in exciting work dedicated to managing a sustainable water supply in Central Washington, this may be the position for you.

The Shorelands and Environmental Assistance (SEA) program within the Department of Ecology is looking to fill Coastal Resource Specialist (Environmental Specialist 3) position. This position will be located in our Padilla Bay Office in Mount Vernon, WA.

This position uses scientific principles in planning and implementing natural resource management, research, protection and enhancement for Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (PBNERR), monitoring and maintaining the Reserve’s resource base, and interacting with Ecology and other local, state, federal and tribal entities on natural resource issues, including NOAA/NOS/OCM. The Coastal Resource Specialist position also serves on various advisory committees regionally and statewide.

The College of the Environment Academic Affairs Office is hiring a part-time (10-15 hours/week) student assistant to manage the career opportunities page, assist with coordinating the Undergraduate Student Ambassador Program, and assist with the management, planning and execution of events throughout the school year. This position is open to current UW undergraduate students only. Applications are due by May 11, 2018

This position works among a team of scientists to assess the status and trends of marine and estuarine resources in Washington State. The Nearshore Habitat Program inventories and monitors intertidal and shallow subtidal areas for a wide range of management and scientific purposes.