At the Monterey Bay Aquarium, we are passionate about creating an inclusive workplace that celebrates and values diversity. We firmly believe that having a team of diverse backgrounds and voices, working together, increases our capacity to serve our visitors and fulfill our mission. We welcome people from all backgrounds into our team and strongly encourage people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, and people with disabilities to apply.

Lead the design of life support and water treatment systems at Monterey Bay Aquarium. Leads equipment specification and configuration process, performs engineering calculations, creates drawings and models, and interfaces with internal staff and outside consultants. Participates in relevant phases of larger departmental and organizational projects involving life support systems and other seawater systems. Trains MBA staff on the operation and maintenance of new water systems. Coordinates research projects, stays abreast of new technologies in the field of life support engineering, and integrates findings into MBA operations. Performs other duties as required.

Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park

At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world.

This position is for an entry-level technician responsible for monitoring and maintaining all of the equipment and infrastructure that is associated with live animal exhibits. Duties include performing routine maintenance on life support equipment, backwashing filters, conducting water changes and managing chemical additions to maintain the quality of the water. LSS Technicians are involved in the building of new systems and the replacement of LSS equipment

The Life Support Systems Manager leads the day-to-day operation, maintenance, and development of the Aquarium’s life support systems and environmental infrastructure. This position is responsible for the leadership and development of the Life Support Systems team and ensures reliable operation of systems critical to animal health, environmental quality, and habitat integrity. The Manager works collaboratively with animal care, veterinary, facilities, and other Zoo Operations teams to support existing habitats, infrastructure improvements, and the development of new exhibits and systems.

Under the general supervision of the Aquatics Curator performs general maintenance for LSS and water quality testing for the Greensboro Science Center, with limited supervision. Day-to-day care responsibilities include maintenance and care of aquarium and zoo life support, daily water quality testing, assist with salt-water making, repair LSS and make necessary modifications to improve life support. The LSS technician also serves as a resource for Aquarists/Keepers, Interns, and Volunteers.

Candidates should expect to work 40 hours a week, which may include weekends, holidays and rotating shifts. This position is non-exempt and may be required to work inclement weather events regardless of aquarium/zoos operational status. Starting pay is $40,000 per year plus a full benefits package. Advanced opportunities may be available pending qualifications.

Keeping Washington Clean and Evergreen

The Department of Ecology is hiring a Padilla Bay Aquarist (Program Specialist 2) within the Shorelands & Environmental Assistance Program.

Schedule:

This position is NOT eligible for telework.

Applications submitted after the date above may not be reviewed unless additional qualified applicants are needed.

The Life Support Systems Technician is responsible for performing daily inspections of all life support systems and components and maintaining all equipment in working order. The individual will handle such tasks as filter backwashes, system lineup changes, seawater intake treatment, troubleshoot any faulty systems, and more. This position works a 4-day workweek, and all life support technicians rotate shifts to provide 24-hour coverage, 365 days of the year.

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is seeking an experienced and hardworking individual to join our Life Support Team. This person will be responsible for the day-to-day maintenance and operation of aquatic animal life support systems (LSS).

The Construction and Maintenance Worker, Water Quality, supports San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s mission and vision of saving species worldwide, by combining their trade technical expertise with high internal customer service, to take the best possible care of assigned facilities. This position maintains aquatic life support systems that ensure safe, stable environments for wildlife and guests. This includes monitoring water chemistry, maintaining pumps and filtration systems, and supporting collaborative care of aquatic habitats. This position reports to C&M Lead, Supervisor or Manager.

From pumps and filtration systems to water chemistry and mechanical equipment, our Life Support Engineer plays a critical role in maintaining the health of the Zoo’s aquatic animals and the operation of our aquatic exhibits. This position combines hands-on mechanical troubleshooting, water quality management, preventative maintenance and system improvement in an environment unlike any other.