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Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission

NOAA Fisheries Fish Biologist/Statistician

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August 2026 NOAA Fisheries Fish Biologist/Statistician Access Full Posting NOAA Fisheries Office of Science and Technology's Fisheries Statistics Division is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Fish Biologist/Statistician (Biology) into the NOAA Fisheries Office of Science and Technology's Fisheries Statistics Division. The closing date for applications is August 31st.
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https://www.usajobs.gov/job/881878300 The position will be filled in one of the following locations: Anchorage, AK La Jolla, CA Miami, FL Woods Hole, MA Silver Spring, MD Seattle, WA Core responsibilities will include: Collaborating with agency partners on Marine Recreational Information Program (MRIP) objectives. Leading the monitoring and coordination of marine recreational fishery surveys. Developing surveys and analyzing statistical data using SAS or R. Communicating with scientific and non-scientific audiences about data and statistical methods. ASMFC Job Postings Have a New Home! We're excited to announce that all ASMFC job opportunities will now be posted on the ASMFC Career Center. Please visit the Career Center to view current openings and stay informed about future opportunities to join our team. Share Share on X Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Email this Page Get Hooked on ASMFC News Dive into the latest updates and catch all the important news by joining our newsletter mailing list. Stay in the loop with meeting agendas, fisheries management news, and more. Sign Up