Alaska SeaLife Center
Alaska SeaLife Center
Currently recruiting for the season from May 1st, 2024 to September 30th, 2024.
While primarily dedicated to marine research and education, the nonprofit Center is the only permanent marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation facility in the state.
The Alaska SeaLife Center lies at "Mile 0" of the scenic Seward Highway on the shores of Resurrection Bay. Visitors have close encounters with puffins, octopus, harbor seals, sea lions, and other Alaska marine life while learning about the work our researchers conduct both in the field and in our laboratories.
- Location
- Alaska
- Season
- Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, and Year Round
- Staff size
- 95 to 125
- Housing
- Employer housing is not available, but resources are provided to help staff find housing in our area.
- Pet friendly
- No
- Meals
- None
- Cell phone service
- Yes, most carriers
About Alaska SeaLife Center
The Alaska SeaLife Center is the only facility in Alaska that combines a public aquarium with marine research, education, and wildlife response.
While primarily dedicated to marine research and education, the nonprofit Center is the only permanent marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation facility in the state of Alaska.
The Alaska SeaLife Center lies at "Mile 0" of the scenic Seward Highway on the beautiful shores of Resurrection Bay. Visitors have close encounters with puffins, octopus, harbor seals, sea lions, and other Alaska marine life while learning about the work our researchers conduct both in the field and in our laboratories. How exciting to be part of a team that works together to promote understanding and stewardship of Alaska's marine ecosystems!
The Employee Experience
In the breathtaking land of perpetual light during the summer months and a winter wonderland in the off-season, the Alaska SeaLife Center is embraced by majestic mountains and vibrant waters. The outdoors waiting for a myriad of adventures in our backyard.
We have such an eclectic group of people coming together for a common purpose driven by the desire to promote the conservation of the beauty that surrounds us. This experience will be one of a lifetime, full of learning opportunities and situations that will grow your skillset and community.
Ideal Candidate
We are looking for quality people who work hard and like to take initiative. Team players are always an asset especially when they can also work alone. Attitude goes a long way in creating a positive work environment for all involved.
Room and Board
We offer housing for our qualifying interns and assist in finding housing solutions for our paid staff.
The intern housing is usually a shared bedroom, and maybe co-ed living room, bathroom, and kitchen area.
Employee Perks
Enjoy a 20% discount in the gift shop, free trips with local tour companies, and discounted hotel/transportation rates.
Getting Here and Getting Around
Having your own vehicle is a must for year-round employment. Summer employees can easily get by with a bike or walking. Transportation from the airport in Anchorage to Seward is at the cost of the employee but discounts may be available. Contact HR for more information.
For Fun
Alaska Starts Here! Each year Seward attracts adventurers of all ages for a variety of wilderness excursions. From the ocean tours, paddles, and fishing charters; to the mountain trails, streams, and races; to the forest hikes, wildlife, and camping; the starting point is Seward. The city offers a variety of artists, coffee shops, and restraurants.
Current Job Openings
Under the guidance of the Aquarium Curator, assists in the care, exhibition, and study of the aquarium collection of invertebrates, fishes, and plants.
Assists in the daily animal diet preparations, water quality testing, and routine cleaning of animal exhibits, holding pools, food preparation facilities, and aquarium work areas.
Assists in exhibit preparation, including exhibit changes and improvements, and modifications including lighting, habitat, and plumbing as needed, lifting and moving up to 50 lbs. as needed.
Maintains aquatic habitat cleanliness and preparation for visitors.
Learns and assists in health and care of the aquatic animals, including health observation and intervention for treatment. Learns and applies proper disease recognition, diagnosis, and treatments.
Learns to maintain and operate aquarium life support systems.
Under guidance of the Aquarium Curator, monitors water quality of aquarium systems.
Keeps proper records in accordance with ASLC and permit requirements.
May participate in field collection and transport of specimens for exhibits, while handling objects, tools, and controls.
Participates in presentations to visitors and the public on topics in marine science and ASLC operations.
May assist and work with senior staff and the Curator on various department goals and programs including research, education, and conservation.
Ability and willingness to acquire and/or maintain active SCUBA diver status to dive in cold water environments to support ASLC dive operations.
Fosters good relations with visitors, volunteers, community leaders, contractors, and fellow staff members by promoting a positive attitude, good will, cooperation, and providing high standards of service.
Complies with all Alaska SeaLife Center policies, procedures, and programs.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
High school diploma or GED; or equivalent experience; Study in biology, marine science, or a related field is a plus. Previous customer service experience preferred. Experience in performing arts, narrating, hosting, or similar is a plus.
Interpret all of the Alaska SeaLife Center’s static and live animal exhibits housing marine mammals, birds, fish, and invertebrates. Help maintain the physical appearance of manned exhibits and deliver announcements over the public address system.
Present chats and presentations, multi-media shows, structured and impromptu talks, and guided tours by learning to employ appropriate interpretive techniques and devices geared to the characteristics and interests of particular audiences.
Assist the Learning Department with public presentations by maintaining and organizing education program materials
Deliver various scheduled programs and activities emphasizing conservation, empathy and diversity. Programs and activities may include family programs, community and educational events, narrating animal feeds and training sessions, leading group tours, pop-up programs, nocturnes, structured learning engagement, and daily guest interpretive opportunities throughout the center for guests of all ages.
Providing exceptional customer service when interacting with visitors and answering general inquiries.
Assists with daily operations, including opening and closing, answering emails, group check-in and orientation, and customer service.
Gather necessary learning tools, props, documents and/or presentation slides, for program set up and execution.
Demonstrate learned educational skills by presenting lessons to classes and other visiting groups.
May assist with the development of programming, activities, and exhibits under the direct supervision of the education team.
Interacting daily with interpretation, husbandry, and research personnel.
Performs other duties relating to the Center’s goals and mission statement as required.
Must have outstanding presentation skills, be dynamic and engaging and comfortable presenting information to a range of group sizes; able to communicate effectively to all ages and learning abilities.
Self-motivated, reliable, enthusiastic, energetic personality and positive attitude.
Able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously, calmly, and efficiently in a high-pressure setting.
Use independent judgment, personal experience, and training to ensure quality guest interactions according to ASLC policy.
Ability to work independently with excellent organizational and time management skills.
Proficient computer skills including basic Microsoft and Google applications, specifically Excel are preferred.
Job requires the ability to stand for extended periods of time. More than 50% of the typical workday may be spent walking, sitting, standing, and using repetitive motions of the wrists, hands or fingers.
Sensory abilities require vision, touching, and feeling, with more than 50% of the day spent communicating, including talking and hearing.
Job requires flexibility and availability in schedule. Required to work weekends, evenings and holidays.
This position provides on-the-job training.
Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in a field aligned with the Alaska SeaLife Center’s mission, such as formal or informal education, science communication, marine science, or conservation education.
Successful candidates will have prior experience in educational roles—such as an intern, teacher, or interpreter—in settings like aquariums, museums, camps, or traditional classrooms.
Experience with curriculum development and instructional design is preferred. Familiarity with state and national K–12 education standards is considered a plus.
Successful candidates will have prior experience in educational roles—such as an intern, teacher, or interpreter—in settings like aquariums, museums, camps, or traditional classrooms.
Experience coordinating and planning learning programs.
Experience with curriculum development and instructional design is preferred.
Ability to plan, coordinate, and facilitate a variety of educational programs that emphasize conservation, empathy, diversity, and current marine research, with a focus on Alaska’s ecosystems and Native cultures; program types include day and evening events, family activities, community outreach, animal feed narrations, group tours, structured learning sessions, summer camps, virtual programs, and daily interpretive experiences for guests of all ages.
Demonstrated ability to initiate, develop, and implement a wide range of on- and off-site educational programs—including virtual learning, summer camps, and community outreach—for organized groups, families, and school audiences, in collaboration with the Learning Engagement Manager.
Ability to maintain positive and effective working relationships with staff across departments; must be capable of working both independently and collaboratively, managing multiple priorities efficiently, and adapting to a fast-paced, constantly changing environment.
Collaborates with other ALSC departments and partners to support and complete new or ongoing projects that align with the Center’s institutional needs and strategic initiatives.
Maintains current knowledge of ASLC exhibits, programs, and community events to ensure accurate, timely, and relevant learning engagement.
Supports daily operations by assisting with opening and closing procedures, responding to emails, checking in and orienting groups, providing interpretation on the exhibit floor, and supervising public interactions to ensure a positive guest experience.
Promotes a welcoming atmosphere, teamwork, and high standards of service to build and maintain positive relationships with visitors, volunteers, community leaders, contractors, and colleagues.
Adheres to all Alaska SeaLife Center policies, procedures, and organizational protocols.
Willingness to perform additional duties as assigned in support of departmental and institutional goals.
Creates and organizes all necessary learning materials, props, and documentation for program setup and delivery; coordinates the procurement and maintenance of educational supply inventory.
Assists in the creation and implementation of program evaluation tools; participates in the evaluation and tracking of program outcomes; and conducts research to support both content development and evaluation efforts.
Supports coordination, scheduling, onboarding, and training of part-time learning specialists, interns, seasonal staff, and volunteers to ensure program consistency and quality.
Designs and publishes teacher guides for learning programs and professional development workshops, ensuring alignment with state and national education standards.
Develops, mentors, and oversees the Alaska SeaLife Center’s intern program, ensuring it is structured, educational, and aligned with skill development goals; maintains comprehensive oversight of documentation, scheduling, and evaluation to provide a meaningful, growth-oriented experience for all participants.
Coordinates and assists with the scheduling, booking, and tracking of learning programs and community engagement events.
Actively participates in discussions about best practices, institutional priorities, and emerging opportunities to support growth and innovation within the education department.
Self-motivated, enthusiastic, and dependable, with a consistently positive attitude and a strong commitment to fostering respectful, collaborative relationships with guests, volunteers, staff, and community partners.
Excellent organizational and time management skills; able to work independently and collaboratively while managing multiple tasks efficiently in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
Outstanding presentation and public speaking skills, with the ability to engage audiences of all ages and learning levels; able to assess and adapt instruction in real time to meet diverse developmental needs.
Strong writing skills, creativity, and a passion for designing innovative, engaging educational activities.
Multilingual abilities, including proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL), are considered a plus.
Familiarity with digital tools and technology, including video recording and editing (Adobe Premiere Pro), graphic design (Canva), and productivity platforms such as Google Workspace and Microsoft Office.
The job requires extended periods of time on the exhibit floor, which may require remaining in a stationary position during that time while using repetitive motions of the wrists, hands, or fingers.
The job requires ongoing interactions with people. More than 50% of the typical workday is spent communicating with visitors in a busy environment.
The job requires flexibility and availability in schedule. Required to work weekends, evenings, and holidays.
High school diploma or GED; or equivalent experience; Study in biology, marine science, or a related field is a plus. Previous customer service experience preferred. Experience in performing arts, narrating, hosting, or similar is a plus.
Current high school students with a passion for science and the environment, volunteering experience, demonstration of time management through participation in extracurricular activities, or a combination and equivalent of the above are qualified. Must be at least 14 years of age, as required for permitting.
Interpret all of the Alaska SeaLife Center’s static and live animal exhibits housing marine mammals, birds, fish, and invertebrates. Help maintain the physical appearance of manned exhibits and deliver announcements over the public address system.
Assists with daily operations, including opening and closing, answering emails, group check-in and orientation, and customer service.
Present briefings, lectures, presentations, multi-media shows, structured and impromptu talks, and guided tours by learning to employ appropriate interpretive techniques and devices geared to the characteristics and interest of particular audiences.
Deliver a variety of scheduled programs and activities emphasizing conservation, empathy and diversity. Programs and activities may include family and community programs, narrating animal feeds and training sessions, leading group tours, pop-up programs, and daily guest interpretive opportunities throughout the center for guests of all ages.
Enhances the visitor experience by providing information and “connection” to the ASLC’s exhibits and Providing exceptional customer service when interacting with visitors and answering general inquiries.
Supervises visitor use of the touch tank and open-air aviary.
May assist with welcoming tour groups or encounters to interested visitors.
May assist in development of interpretive presentations and programing.
Fosters good relations with visitors, volunteers, teachers, and fellow staff members by promoting positive attitudes, goodwill, and cooperation and providing high standards of service.
Complies with all Alaska SeaLife Center policies, procedures, and programs.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
Must be able to speak in public, have outstanding oral communication and presentation skills, be dynamic and engaging and comfortable presenting information to a range of group sizes; able to communicate effectively to all ages and learning abilities.
Self-motivated, reliable, enthusiastic, energetic personality and positive attitude.
Able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously, calmly, and efficiently in a high-pressure setting.
Use independent judgment, personal experience, and training to ensure quality guest interactions according to ASLC policy.
Job requires the ability to stand for extended periods of time. More than 50% of the typical workday may be spent walking, sitting, standing, and using repetitive motions of the wrists, hands or fingers.
Sensory abilities require vision, touching, and feeling, with more than 50% of the day spent communicating, including talking and hearing.
Job requires flexibility and availability in schedule. Required to work weekends, evenings and holidays.
This position provides on-the-job training.
Greeters are an important part of the Visitor Experience Team at the Center. Greeters welcome our guests to the Center by giving them an overview of our exhibits and answering various questions about the Center. We are looking for someone who is comfortable with public speaking, enjoys interacting with others, will ensure excellent and memorable experiences for our guests, and has an enthusiasm for the Center and its mission.
Ticketing is responsible for Front of House Reservations and Ticketing functions, Customer Service and Sales of all admission, tours, encounters, as well as visitor information capture and completion of the annual Visitor Survey. We are looking for someone who enjoys customer service.
Interpretation will assist with directions and answer guest questions as they tour the Center. May give informal talks and programs about various animals. Potentially lead Behind the Scene programs. We are looking for someone who loves to communicate with a diverse group of people of all ages.
Grounds will help to maintain the professional appearance of the Center and grounds by cleaning, mowing, raking, edging, weeding and trimming. We are looking for someone who is interested in working outdoors and not afraid to get dirty.
Custodial will be responsible for the cleanliness and appearance of the building and grounds at the Alaska SeaLife Center. We are looking for someone with great attention to detail and loads of initiative.
Operates Point of Sales System, calculates ticket costs, receives payments, makes correct change, issues receipts, maintains records, answer phones, and exercises full control and accountability for assigned cash drawer to include balancing of cash drawer after each shift.
Encourages customers to purchase additional tours and/or memberships in addition to general admission. Ensures each customer is made aware of available add-ons.
Data entry and mailing support as needed and directed by the Development and Guest Services Supervisor.
Creates a welcoming lobby atmosphere and maintains high level of customer service as outlined in the Ticketing Manual. Ensures both internal and external customers’ expectations are exceeded.
Follows all safety protocols, and clearly communicates the safety protocols to guests.
Maintains a clean, neat personal appearance following uniform guidelines as outlined in the Ticketing Manual. Conducts self in a professional manner.
Works all shifts as scheduled. This position may be required to work mornings, evenings, and/or overtime.
Fosters good relations with visitors, volunteers, community leaders, contractors, and fellow staff members by promoting positive attitudes, good will, cooperation, and providing high standards of service.
Complies with all Alaska SeaLife Center policies, procedures, and programs.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
Under the supervision of the Husbandry Director/Wildlife Response Curator, assists in the delivery of animal care to animals being housed and cared for in the rehabilitation area, quarantine area, and other animal areas in the ASLC.
Coordinates with the Wildlife Response Curator and veterinary staff to ensure consistency in the delivery of animal care to animals being housed and cared for in the rehabilitation / quarantine area, including uneven, wet surfaces.
Performs routine animal husbandry to include diet preparation, feeding animals, cleaning animal enclosures, disinfecting prep areas and equipment, and maintaining animal records, while using tools.
Follows established routine for animal care, food preparation, and clean up, including proper maintenance and sterilization of equipment, sometimes lifting up to 50 lbs.
Under the supervision of a veterinarian or a veterinary technician performs basic medical treatments such as delivery of oral medications and wound cleaning and assists in basic medical procedures such as animal restraint for physical exam.
Keeps proper records in accordance with the ASLC and permit requirements.
As team leader, oversee interns and volunteers to ensure animals are monitored and daily tasks are completed in a timely manner.
Participates as needed in presentations to visitors and the public on topics in marine science and ASLC operations.
Answers the ASLC’s 24-hour stranding hotline. May be asked to be on call to cover the hotline after regular working hours. Employees are compensated for being on call.
Becomes familiar with maintenance and operation of mechanical systems.
Maintains a valid driver’s license.
Fosters good relations with visitors, volunteers, community leaders, contractors, and fellow staff members by promoting positive attitudes, good will, cooperation, and providing high standards of service.
Complies with all Alaska SeaLife Center policies, procedures, and programs.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
Seasonal Aquarist 1
Summary:
This position provides basic support to the Aquarium division for daily husbandry and related duties for aquatic fishes, invertebrates, and plants; and their exhibit and holding aquariums under the direct supervision of the Aquarium Curator at the Alaska SeaLife Center.
Education/Training Requirements:
A Bachelor’s degree in biology or related field required. Experience in the care of aquatic animals preferred. Computer skills including email, Excel, Word, and database programs. Open water SCUBA certification or the ability to become certified within six months of hire required.
Essential Duties:
Other Skills and Abilities:
Ability to be organized, self-motivated, and possess a strong desire to see the completion of projects.
Physical Requirements:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by the employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Ability to see and hear; swim and dive; move about; stoop, kneel, and crouch; use arms and hands; handle objects, tools, and controls; and sit. Ability to lift and move 50 pounds. Ability to pass a pre dive physical.
Open Until Filled
Start: May 1st, 2026
End: August 30th, 2026
Pay: $20.35/hour
Please submit a resume, cover letter and letter of recommendation with your application.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Education / Interpretation Internship
Summary:
The intern will deliver informal front-of-house and education programs working as part of the Education / Interpretation team. The intern will aid in the development, preparation, and execution of programming for schools, and tour groups of all ages. The intern will be expected to interpret live and static exhibits to the visiting public, teach interactive marine science programs to groups, and monitor groups during their self-guided tours. The intern is required to work a flexible schedule to accommodate variable hours, including early mornings, evenings, and weekends as needed. The intern will also work with the education team on projects that may include virtual field trip elements, inventory and supply maintenance of educational materials and resources, video and program creations, and classroom management for Pre-K through adulthood. The intern will have daily interaction with public programs, education, exhibits, husbandry, and research personnel.
Education / Experience:
Essential Duties:
Other Skills and Abilities:
Working Conditions:
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Unpaid Internship | Housing Provided
Start: 5/15/2026 End: Negotiable
Please submit a resume, cover letter and letter of recommendation with your application.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums
Learning Engagement Specialist 1, 2, or 3
Summary:
The Learning Engagement Specialist is responsible for developing and delivering engaging interpretive learning experiences that emphasize conservation, empathy, scientific inquiry, and inclusivity, highlighting Alaska’s unique ecosystems, wildlife, and cultural heritage. This role engages diverse audiences through onsite programs, virtual learning, and community outreach, while also supporting the creation and maintenance of educational projects. Working collaboratively with teams across Exhibits, Guest Services, and Communications, the specialist ensures a seamless, enriching learning experience for all Alaska SeaLife Center guests.
Education/Training Requirements:
Specialist 2: (in addition to the above)
Specialist 3: (in addition to the above)
Essential Duties:
Specialist 2: (in addition to the above)
Specialist 3: (in addition to the above)
Other Skills and Abilities:
Physical Requirements:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by the employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Open Until Filled
Start: ASAP
This is a Full Time position with benefits.
Pay: DOE $20.35/hour - $22.28/hour [Spec. 1], $23.65/hour - $26.13/hour [Spec. 2], $27.23/hour - $29.70/hour [Spec. 3]
Please submit a resume, cover letter and letter of recommendation with your application.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Seasonal Learning Interpreter
This position engages with guests on the exhibit floor, maintaining the different stations around the Center e.g., touch tank, aviary, and education stations. Candidates will be expected to interpret live and static exhibits to the visiting public, monitor groups during their self-guided tours, and teach interactive marine science programs to groups, including day programs, summer camp experiences, pop- up program, and behind-the scenes tours. The interpreter is required to work a flexible schedule to accommodate variable hours, including early mornings, evenings and weekends as needed. This position is responsible for connecting visitors to the mission of the Alaska SeaLife Center (ASLC). Each day is some combination of the tasks above. This Position will have daily interaction with public programs, education, exhibits, husbandry, and research personnel.
Education/Experience:
Essential Duties:
Other Skills and Abilities:
Working Conditions:
Open Until Filled
Start: May 1st, 2026 End: September 18th, 2026
Pay: $17/hour to $20/hour DOE
Please submit a resume, cover letter and letter of recommendation with your application.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Please apply on our website: https://workforcenow.cloud.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=0a9a1c4f-3abe-4539-802c-c5aa05a5b97f&ccId=19000101_000003&lang=en_US&jobId=29521&jwId=SYS:JW:001
RV Volunteers
Waterfront RV site in Seward, Alaska for the
Summer of 2026 in Exchange for Volunteer Opportunities!
The Alaska SeaLife Center, located in Seward, Alaska is recruiting RVers for the 2026 season. RV camping spaces come with full hook-ups and a million dollar view of Resurrection Bay mere steps from our front door.
RV volunteers can fill any of the following positions:
Before volunteering you will participate in training and receive additional information about this position.
Applicants must be able to provide their own camping unit. An RV site will be provided on the shores of beautiful Resurrection Bay in the RV parking lot for the Alaska SeaLife Center and includes water, electricity, and sewer. In exchange, the Center asks for a minimum of 20 hours of volunteering per week per adult. Preference will be given to those who can commit to staying for the entire or most of the summer season. Our summer season runs from mid-May to mid-September. All volunteer positions will be subject to a background check.
Please submit your resume and a cover letter explaining how you would like to volunteer.
Start Date: May 1, 2026 (earliest)
End Date: September 30, 2026 (latest)
Seasonal Ticketing Cashier
Summary:
This position is responsible for Front of House Reservations and Ticketing functions; Customer Service and Sales of all admission, tours, and encounters; and visitor information capture from surveys.
Education/Training Requirements:
Experience in retail sales and/or in a cashier/cash-handling position preferred. Demonstrated knowledge of customer service and/or sales skills preferred. Must be at least 14 years of age.
Primary Responsibilities:
Other Skills and Abilities:
Successful candidate must be able to communicate clearly and concisely, and maintain friendly and courteous contact with the public under conditions which may be very stressful and busy at times.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by the employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Start: March 1, 2026 to June 1, 2026
End: August 17, 2026 to September 30th, 2026
Paid Seasonal, Full-Time and/or Part-Time Position
Please submit a resume, cover letter and letter of recommendation with your application.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Seasonal Wildlife Response Animal Care Specialist
Summary:
This position is responsible for the routine handling and care of animals being housed in the Rehabilitation/Quarantine area under the supervision of the Wildlife Response Curator at the Alaska SeaLife Center. The main focus of this position is marine mammals but there are occasional responses to birds and other wildlife in the Seward area.
Education/Training Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in biology, animal science, veterinary science or related field or equivalent experience. Two years of experience in animal husbandry, experience with marine mammals preferred.
Essential Duties:
Other Skills and Abilities:
Ability to be organized, self-motivated, and possess a strong sense of cleanliness and animal awareness. Attention to detail. Willingness to work holidays, weekends, and/or overnights to accommodate the needs of the animal patients. Comfortable with social media and potentially being on camera and interviewed while working.
Physical Requirements:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by the employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Open Until Filled
Start: May 1st, 2026
End: August 30th, 2026
Pay: $20.35/hour
Please submit a resume, cover letter and letter of recommendation with your application.
Must be able to pass a background check
Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums
How to Apply
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and letter of recommendation to the appropriate job page via the link below.
Contact Info
- Bekah Banse
- hr@alaskasealife.org
- (907) 224-6327
- www.alaskasealife.org
