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Armstrong-Keta
Hatchery Technician/ Fish Culturist
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A Fish Hatchery Technician monitors water levels, temperature and bacteria in areas where fish are held, and fed. May work at aquaculture facilities used to raise shellfish.
$41,787 / year median in Alaska
Job Description
Hatchery Technician / Fish Culturist Port Armstrong Hatchery - Baranof Island, Alaska Full-Time | Housing Provided | Open Until Filled Work and live in a remote Alaskan setting while helping raise millions of salmon that support sustainable fisheries. Port Armstrong Hatchery, located ~50 air miles south of Sitka and accessible only by floatplane or boat, is seeking a motivated Hatchery Technician or experienced Fish Culturist to join our team. What You'll Do Assist with all stages of salmon production: egg take, incubation, rearing, and release Feed and monitor fish; maintain raceways, water systems, and equipment Collect and record data Support harvest of returning adults Assist with maintenance, construction, and general hatchery operations What We're Looking For Strong work ethic, reliability, and positive attitude Ability to work independently and as part of a small, close-knit team Comfortable living in a remote location with variable weather Able to perform physically demanding work (lift up to 70 lbs)