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Employment Opportunities at FTA
Because of our company structure and the clientele we serve, we consider resumé or curriculum vitae information from only a relatively few individuals. You must have at least 15 years of aquaculture consulting experience or other similar substantial expertise or qualifications for us to seriously consider you for employment. For those who qualify, you may e-mail your unsolicited resumé or curriculum vitae to our Senior Biologist at info@ftai.com. The requirements listed above do not necessarily apply to specific solicitations that from time to time may be listed here in the Employment Opportunities at FTA section. Please read those solicitations for requirements and qualifications. Currently, we have no specific positions to offer within our company. While we appreciate interest in our company on the part of other job seekers, we do not operate our own production system or facilities that include intern, entry-level, or technician-level employment positions. If our policy on this matter or the structure of our company changes, we will post an update on this page. Again, thanks for your interest. Employment at Other OrganizationsPlease periodically monitor this page for opportunities at other organizations and production facilities. 1 February 2012--Fisheries Project Assistant, OR Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, permanent Salary: $2,858 - $4,150 /mo. Generous benefits package. Closing: 2/10 Responsibilities: 2 positions-The primary purpose of these positions is to conduct studies to investigate and compare juvenile life history and migration patterns of spring Chinook salmon and steelhead populations in the Grande Ronde, Imnaha and John Day basins and collect data to carry out life history and natural production studies of salmon and steelhead in northeast Oregon. Qualifications: Requires a Bachelors degree in Fisheries or Wildlife Science or a closely-related Bachelors degree with at least 45 quarter, 30 semester hours of biological/ecological coursework or three years of biological experience performing studies or research in a fisheries or wildlife program. A Masters or Doctorate may substitute for one to two years of required experience. Contact: To apply visit ODFW Web site at:
www.dfw.state.or.us 30 January 2012--Maintenance Assistant, Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corp., AK, permanent Salary: $12.00 -$16.50/hr DOE plus housing, utilities, and generous benefit package Closing: Until filled. Responsibilities: Work in areas of preventative and routine maintenance, repair and improvement to the hatchery facilities, equipment and systems, and assist in fish culture and harvest operations. Qualifications: Two years experience in maintenance and repair, or equivalent education, and one year experience in one of the following areas: repairs to heavy equipment, small engines, generators or electrical systems. Mechanically inclined with an aptitude toward electrical, carpentry, welding and plumbing skills and have knowledge and understanding of mechanical, electrical and shop-related safety precautions. Must be high school graduate or equivalent, possess a current driver's license and pass pre-employment drug test. Contact: Submit application and cover letter to PWSAC, PO Box 1110, Cordova, AK 99574 or email below. Visit www.pwsac.com for application. Contact Email Address:
cece.pwsac@ak.net 25 January 2012--Stock Assessment Scientist, Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, permanent Salary: $40,000 - $50,000/yr Closing: 2/17 Responsibilities: Developing, coordinating, and/or maintaining stock assessment programs for the Commission and its member states. Work closely with the Commission's species technical committees and stock assessment subcommittees in compilation, analysis, and dissemination of stock assessments and other technical information for development of Commission fishery management plans and amendments. Qualifications: Applicants must have a graduate degree in fisheries science, population dynamics, marine biology, or a related field. Applicants must have a quantitative background and strong interest in learning advanced analytical methods in population dynamics. Familiarity in fisheries stock assessment methods, statistical software data management, fish ageing and tagging, preparing technical information for fisheries managers, professional writing and speaking skills, and strong communication and group coordination skills. United States citizenship is required. Contact: See Breaking News at www.asmfc.org for complete vacancy announcement.
Salary: $43,056.00 - $76,544.00 Closing: 2/17 Responsibilities: Provide supervision and oversight of the Research and Management Section of the Fisheries Management Division. Provide technical guidance to Field Biologist and Fish Health Laboratory Staff. Develop and implement management recommendations to improve fisheries resources. Ensure compliance with state and federal laws and regulations. Qualifications: A Bachelors Degree in Fisheries Science or any field of study from an accredited college or university and six years of professional level experience in Fisheries or Wildlife Management. Any combination of education from an accredited college or university and/or direct experience in this occupation totaling ten years may substitute for the required education and experience. Contact: Apply at below link. Michael Sloane, Chief of Fisheries, at below email. Web Link: http://www.spo.state.nm.us Contact Email Address:
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