Jobs on a private island include most hospitality positions, such as maintenance, cook, and cleaner. As a private island worker, you clean accommodations, arrange transportation for guests and other staff, perform general maintenance duties, and any other job as needed. Private islands typically act as mini-resorts, and you work with guests to ensure an enjoyable and comfortable stay. Additional responsibilities include concierge services, valets, and tradespersons such as a plumber, carpenter, or electrician. You ensure the habitability of the entire island and structures. Duties also involve boat and vehicle maintenance, and specific jobs such as boat captain or mechanic are needed. Some private island owners also employ gamekeepers who keep private hunting areas stocked with animals and, occasionally, the most dangerous game of all.