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Think Tank, Inc.

Gear Liasion

Silver Spring, MD · On-site

... weekends, and/or holidays to respond to emergency marine mammal stranding events. Key ... Participate with the regional and science center gear team in projects directed at reducing large ...

Think Tank, Inc.

Gear Liasion

Silver Spring, MD · Remote

... weekends, and/or holidays to respond to emergency marine mammal stranding events. Key ... Participate with the regional and science center gear team in projects directed at reducing large ...

BAE Systems

Scientist Sr

Quantico, VA · On-site

$86K - $146K/yr

BAE Systems Intelligence & Security division is seeking a Senior Imagery Science Analyst to join our team in Quantico, VA in support of a Maritime effort for (MAGIC) Marine Corps Intelligence ...

SkyBridge Tactical

Science and Tech ISR SME

Fort Belvoir, VA · On-site

$43K - $58K/yr

Science and Technology SME Location: Fort Belvoir, VA Overview: SkyBridge Tactical is seeking a highly motivated Science and Technology SME with strong experience in support of USSOCOM. This Position ...

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What is a weekend marine science job?

Weekend Marine Science jobs typically involve working in marine biology, environmental education, research, or conservation activities that take place on weekends. These roles can include assisting with field research, leading tours at aquariums or marine centers, collecting data, or conducting educational programs for the public. Weekend Marine Science jobs are ideal for students, part-time workers, or anyone interested in gaining hands-on experience in marine science outside of traditional weekday hours. They offer valuable opportunities to contribute to marine conservation and public awareness while accommodating other weekday commitments.

What are the typical responsibilities and challenges faced in a weekend marine science role?

In a Weekend Marine Science role, you’ll often assist with fieldwork such as collecting water or biological samples, monitoring marine life, and maintaining equipment. A key challenge can be adapting to varying weather and tide conditions, which may impact field schedules and safety protocols. Collaboration is common, as you usually work alongside other scientists, volunteers, or educators to gather data or support research and public outreach efforts. Flexibility and strong teamwork skills are important, as weekend schedules can change based on project needs or educational events.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a weekend marine science educator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Weekend Marine Science Educator, you need a solid background in marine biology or environmental science, often supported by a relevant degree and experience in education or outreach. Familiarity with scientific sampling tools, data collection software, and safety protocols for fieldwork is typically required. Strong communication, enthusiasm for teaching, and adaptability are crucial soft skills for engaging diverse audiences and managing outdoor activities. These skills ensure effective science communication, participant safety, and a positive learning experience during weekend programs.

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Gear Liasion

Think Tank, Inc.

Silver Spring, MD • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 13 days ago

Job description

*US Citizenship Required*Full-time Remote Position with field work required*Position is Subject to Contract AwardPosition Overview Think Tank Inc. is seeking one (1) Gear Liaison to work with the fishing industry and other organizations to create and test gear modifications on commercial fishing vessels. The Gear Liaison communicates operational aspects of fishing gear, assists in the evaluation of gear testing, and provides outreach to assist fishermen in implementing protected species gear modifications. This is a fully remote, full-time position (40 hours/week; approximately 2,080 hours/year) with regular field work required. Anticipated start date: September 1, 2026, contingent upon contract award.Note: Personnel may be required to perform on-call duties outside normal working hours on nights, weekends, and/or holidays to respond to emergency marine mammal stranding events. Key Responsibilities Participate in field studies, data analysis, and evaluation of potential solutions to mitigate sea turtle and marine mammal bycatch in fishing gear.Participate with the regional and science center gear team in projects directed at reducing large whale, sea turtle (trawl, gillnet, traps/pots), and other protected species bycatch in fixed gear fisheries in Northwest Atlantic waters.Participate in field studies, data analysis, and evaluations of projects directed at mitigating sea turtle and other protected species bycatch in bottom trawl gear, including evaluating Turtle Excluder Devices (TED) testing as determined by GARFO.Support compilation and evaluation of project results.Provide regular outreach including dockside demonstrations of appropriate gear installation.Support Law Enforcement inspection and compliance monitoring.Support entanglement gear analysis in collaboration with the Region and Center gear team; assist with gear warehouse curation and record keeping.Support Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction (ALWTR) Team meetings.Provide monthly communications to COR and NMFS Project Manager on accomplishments, issues encountered, travel, and recommendations.Complete a set of training courses and maintain up-to-date training annually Minimum Qualifications (Required) EducationBachelor's degree or master's degree in environmental science, biology, ecology, fisheries biology, marine biology, natural resource management, conservation biology, or a closely related field.A relevant degree may be substituted by two (2) additional years of relevant work experience.Must meet or exceed ProTech Labor Category Level 2 – Associate minimum qualifications.ExperienceExperience working with commercial fishing gear, protected species gear modifications, or marine mammal/sea turtle bycatch reduction.Experience with field studies, data analysis, and evaluation of fishing gear technology.SkillsStrong communication skills for interacting with fishing industry stakeholders and government partners.Ability to conduct dockside outreach and gear demonstrations.Physical ability to work in field and vessel environments. Preferred Qualifications (Desired) Experience with ALWTR Plan and take reduction team processes.Familiarity with Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs) and bycatch reduction device testing protocols.Knowledge of Northwest Atlantic commercial fisheries and protected species interactions.