Walt Disney World is seeking a Water Sciences System Technician to join our dedicated Water Sciences team. In this role, you will play a critical part in maintaining the health and safety of our aquatic animal habitats by operating and monitoring advanced water treatment systems. Your responsibilities include performing system checks, interpreting data, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring compliance with strict water quality standards – key to supporting our world-class aquatic animal care program.

If selected for this opportunity, you will report directly to the Water Sciences Operations Managers.

This is a Casual Temporary / Seasonal position with variable hours based on business needs.

Project Management (Primary Focus)
• Lead and coordinate aquaculture system projects from planning, scoping, and design through delivery and installation support.
• Develop and manage project timelines, milestones, deliverables, and resource requirements.
• Collaborate closely with Sr. Sales Technicians, engineering, production, procurement, and shipping to maintain schedule integrity and accuracy.
• Track project progress, identify risks or issues, and communicate timely updates to internal stakeholders and customers.
• Maintain and organize comprehensive project documentation including BOMs, drawings, quotes, revision records, and installation notes.
• Support installation planning, system commissioning logistics, and post-delivery technical assistance as needed.
• Ensure all project communication programs are maintained such as CRM entries, emails, tasks, and schedules—updated, accurate, and accessible.
• Participate in internal project review meetings and provide technical clarity to ensure alignment across departments.
• Interpret Bid-to-Spec documents and ensure IAS proposals, equipment selections, and system designs meet required specifications.

We are seeking a Junior Sales Technician to support technical sales and customer service within the Aquarium and Zoo markets. This is a remote position with periodic in-person collaboration, including onsite training, occasional facility visits, team meetings, and trade shows.

This role is designed for someone early in their career who has a passion for aquatic environments, marine biology, aquaculture, or related fields—and wants to grow their expertise in aquatic life support systems and commercial water treatment equipment. The position includes structured training, direct mentorship from senior sales technicians, and a clear development path within IAS.

Responsible for overseeing the operation, repair, and maintenance of over 30 public and animal exhibit water features, ensuring optimal water quality, safety, and compliance with standards. This position serves as the lead for a team of technicians, providing daily direction, technical guidance, and training to ensure the efficient operation of life support systems (LSS) that maintain aquatic animal health and habitat integrity.

In a hands-on capacity, this role applies technical knowledge to maintain, repair, and troubleshoot complex life support systems. In close collaboration with animal care, maintenance, and safety professionals, this role is critical to proactively addressing operational challenges and implementing preventative maintenance programs, in accordance with the Zoo’s broader operational and animal welfare goals.

Responsible for the routine operation and basic maintenance of aquatic life support systems and the collection and testing of water samples at Reid Park Zoo. This entry-level position supports the Life Support & Water Quality team in ensuring all aquatic environments meet or exceed standards for animal health, safety, and welfare as defined by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA). The position works under close supervision, gaining experience in mechanical systems, water treatment processes, and preventative maintenance.

Provide water chemistry support for all animal aquatic habitats at The Florida Aquarium (TFA), the Aquarium’s Turtle Rescue and Coral Conservation and Research Center (CCRC) and other offsite aquatic habitats. Work collaboratively and build good working relationships with the Engineering and Animal Care & Health teams to develop and maintain a cohesive and service-focused water quality management culture and philosophy.

The Senior Water Laboratory Technician is responsible for water testing all critical aquatic systems of the San Diego Zoo. The Position works closely with the Water Quality System Operators and Wildlife Care Team members to facilitate healthy environments for our diverse living collection and our guests. This position performs essential job functions in accordance with the standards of accrediting bodies, including Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health and Quality. This position maintains and calibrates all water analytical equipment that is necessary to complete water testing. The Senior Water Laboratory Technician reports to the Construction and Maintenance Manager (Water Quality).

Seeking a qualified applicant with experience analyzing and interpreting water samples from marine and freshwater systems. Technical water chemistry and experience with advanced water testing equipment are necessary. This position will require working outdoors and working with hazardous chemicals. Selected candidates will work mostly in their specific craft but may be expected to assist other departments with aquatic habitat maintenance. This position requires completion of a physical ability test.

The Freshwater Aquarist III will help and care for our animals, including our arapaima, discus, electric eel, yellow anaconda, and caiman. They will lead the Journey to South America gallery, maintain vibrant freshwater habitats, and play a key role in training Aquarists I & II, interns, and volunteers.

About Loveland Living Planet Aquarium:

Loveland Living Planet Aquarium provides learning opportunities for all levels, interests, and ages, with the mission to inspire people to explore, discover, and learn about Earth’s diverse ecosystems since 1997. Since opening its new facility in Draper in March 2014, the Aquarium has welcomed over ten million visitors and provided more than 650,000 educational experiences to students. Home to more than 4,000 animals representing 650 species, the Aquarium showcases ecosystems from around the planet including kelp forests, coral reefs, the deep ocean, Antarctic waters, Asian cloud forests, South American rain forests, and the waterways of our home state of Utah. Loveland Living Planet Aquarium has been accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) since 2019. With a new expansion currently under construction and slated for completion in late 2025, LLPA will soon be the largest aquarium in the Mountain West, and 5th largest aquarium overall in the continental United States.

Why Utah?

Utah is an outdoor lover’s dream. With five national parks and 46 state parks, adventure is always just a short drive away. In the winter, you’ll find world-class skiing and snowboarding at resorts known for having the greatest snow on earth. Whether you love hiking, climbing, biking, paddling, or enjoying vibrant local arts and food, Utah offers an unbeatable quality of life and four beautiful seasons to explore it all.

While this job description attempts to describe the essential functions of the position, it does not prescribe or restrict the tasks that may be assigned. It does not restrict management’s right to assign or reassign duties or responsibilities to this job at any time. The overall work environment while performing this job includes exposure to weather conditions and the noise level is usually moderate. The employee is expected to adhere to all policies and to act as a role model in the adherence to the policies.

Under direction, the Life Support Operator performs routine work assignments involving the life support systems throughout the Zoo & Aquarium. This includes ensuring all systems are functioning properly and overseeing day-to-day operations to assure proper water quality, clarity and chemistry. Work areas include the Aquarium, polar bear pool, penguin building (2 penguin pools and multiple saltwater aquariums), sea lion pool, elephant pool, Stingray Bay, Missouri Department of Conservation aquarium, and otter exhibit.

We are currently seeking a Project Manager who will provide expert leadership in the planning, coordination, and execution of a variety of capital projects that support the continued growth and success of Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. Reporting to the Director of Construction and Planning, the Project Manager will work collaboratively with cross functional teams, contractors, architects, engineers, and other key partners to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and in alignment with Riverbanks’ mission and strategic goals.

The Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing the daily operations of assigned projects, managing project budgets and timelines, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and maintaining clear communication with internal and external partners throughout the project lifecycle. This role plays a critical part in supporting the Zoo’s infrastructure and facility enhancements, helping create an exceptional experience for guests, staff, and animals alike.