The LSS Technician is responsible for the operation and maintenance of all large scale LSS systems within the Frost Science Museum complex. This staff person also assists the Aquarist Team as needed with respect to modifications / additions regarding the small scale, self-standing LSS packages and LSS systems at Batchelor Environmental Center. The LSS Technician works collaboratively throughout the Museum in a creative environment and contributes to the efficient operation of the department. This position works a schedule set by the supervisor and may encompass non-traditional days and hours and may be asked to report to work for life support or animal care emergencies.

This position is assigned to both BEC holding facility and Frost Science facility.

This position plans and directs the academic and technical operations of the Aquarium Science Program. Working collaboratively with the Director of Facilities, this position will plan and implement building and equipment maintenance.

The Director of Aquarium Science Program will be responsible for outreach and collaboration with academic and industry-wide entities and secondary and post-secondary partners (STEM) to further the mission of the college. This position provides coordination to the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programing throughout Oregon Coast Community College’s service area.

The Supervisor of Aquatics & Life Support Systems is responsible for the daily care of ZooTampa’s aquatic animal collection and the safe, effective operation of life support systems and water quality management.

This role provides leadership to aquatics staff, ensures compliance with AZA accreditation standards and regulatory requirements, and supports exhibit design, veterinary care, and collection management.

Working closely with Animal Department leadership, the Supervisor combines husbandry expertise, technical LSS knowledge, and team development skills to ensure the highest standards of animal welfare and guest experience.

The Supervisor of Aquatics & Life Support Systems is responsible for the daily care of ZooTampa’s aquatic animal collection and the safe, effective operation of life support systems and water quality management. This role provides leadership to aquatics staff, ensures compliance with AZA accreditation standards and regulatory requirements, and supports exhibit design, veterinary care, and collection management. Working closely with Animal Department leadership, the Supervisor combines husbandry expertise, technical LSS knowledge, and team development skills to ensure the highest standards of animal welfare and guest experience.