Jobs at Camp Anokijig

The Burn Ambassador role serves as the front desk and sales associate for Burn Boot Camp locations across the DMV area, acting as the primary point of contact for members and guests. Key responsibilities include delivering a high-energy client experience, managing membership sales and account updates through CRM systems, and supporting gym operations and community engagement. The position appeals to energetic individuals seeking a supportive, empowering culture with opportunities for career growth and leadership training. Employees benefit from a complimentary gym membership after 90 days and work in a fast-paced, fun environment that emphasizes community and personal transformation. The role requires morning availability and offers flexibility across multiple locations including Arlington, Alexandria, West Springfield, and Manassas.

The Burn Ambassador role serves as the front desk and sales associate for Burn Boot Camp locations across the DMV area, acting as the primary point of contact for members and guests. Key responsibilities include delivering a high-energy client experience, managing membership sales and account updates through CRM systems, and supporting community engagement through social media and retail operations. The position requires maintaining gym organization and collaborating with trainers to uphold the company's mission of empowering lives through fitness. This opportunity is appealing due to its supportive and empowering culture, offering complimentary gym membership after the probationary period, ongoing leadership training, and clear career growth paths across multiple locations. The role is based on-site at various facilities with a preference for morning availability.

The Cellular / Radio Frequency Engineer II role supports the MuTC and Camp Atterbury training centers by managing RF spectrum engineering and cellular system operations. The position involves planning and executing major projects, tracking spectrum requests, monitoring baselines, and performing local deconfliction for multi-domain objectives. Candidates must have five years of experience with 2G through 5G technologies and familiarity with FCC licensing or military authorization paths. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to work on advanced telecommunication systems within a mission-critical environment. The role is based on-site in Butlerville, Indiana, and requires a TS/SCI security clearance and US citizenship.

This Program Analyst role supports Marine Forces Pacific at Camp H.M. Smith in Hawaii, focusing on capturing and integrating theater-level Lessons Learned from joint, coalition, and partner forces. Key responsibilities include analyzing operational trends, managing knowledge management workflows, and preparing comprehensive reports and briefings for senior leadership to inform operational planning. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security strategy within a collaborative environment that values professional growth and mission impact. The role requires an active security clearance and is based on-site in Hawaii, offering the opportunity to work with high-level military stakeholders and leverage extensive experience in military operations and analysis.

This full-time seasonal role involves serving as a Summer Camp Teacher for a licensed childcare center, supporting school-age children from mid-May through mid-August. The position requires preparing and implementing developmentally appropriate lesson plans, ensuring the safety and well-being of all children, and maintaining organized classroom environments. Key responsibilities also include managing parent communication, conducting child assessments, and supervising off-site activities. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a diverse and inclusive community while gaining experience in early childhood education. Candidates must hold a high school diploma or GED, possess a CDA or higher credential, and be able to meet physical requirements such as lifting and active movement. The position is based on-site at the center with standard Monday through Friday hours.

This full-time armed security role is based at Camp Bondsteel in Pristina, Kosovo, supporting a U.S. Government contract. The position involves providing installation access control, conducting roving patrols, and performing surveillance to safeguard the facility and its tenants. Key responsibilities include enforcing force protection protocols, monitoring security systems, and maintaining physical readiness to meet strict fitness standards. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking international experience, potential sponsorship for security clearances, and career growth within government contracting. The role offers a unique overseas work arrangement with access to on-base amenities and a structured schedule.

This full-time Cook position supports Qayaq Construction by preparing and serving large quantities of meals for a remote construction camp in Alaska. The role involves cooking diverse menu items including entrees, baked goods, and salads, while maintaining strict sanitation standards and managing kitchen inventory. Key responsibilities include operating commercial equipment, cleaning work areas, and ensuring food safety compliance. The position appeals to candidates seeking a stable role within a growing Alaska Native corporation that values safety and community. The job requires independent work in a demanding environment with fluctuating hours, and candidates must provide their own transportation as no lodging or travel is provided.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role serves as a Program Specialist for Arts and Crafts at Camp Whitcomb/Mason, supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. The position involves designing and leading creative activities for youth aged 7 to 14 using diverse materials while ensuring all programming is developmentally appropriate. Key responsibilities include maintaining strict safety supervision during high-risk activities like swimming and archery, managing camp inventory, and acting as a positive role model during meals and outdoor excursions. The role offers an immersive camp experience where members contribute to youth development through experiential education. Participants live on-site during the summer term, fostering a strong sense of community while gaining valuable service experience that leads to an education award upon completion.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role serves as a Program Specialist for the Nature Program at Camp Whitcomb/Mason, part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. The position focuses on developing and leading experiential outdoor education activities for youth aged 7 to 14, utilizing diverse land types and natural resources. Key responsibilities include supervising campers during high-risk activities, managing nature center inventory, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and assisting with camp setup and maintenance. The role offers a unique opportunity to serve in a residential camp environment while contributing to environmental education and youth development. Successful completion of the service term provides eligibility for a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award, and the position fosters personal growth through direct engagement with diverse communities in an outdoor setting.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role serves as a Program Specialist for Sports and Games at Camp Whitcomb/Mason, supporting youth development within the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee. The position involves designing and facilitating engaging outdoor activities for children aged 7 to 14, while maintaining strict safety protocols and supervising campers in high-risk areas like the pool and archery range. Key responsibilities include managing equipment inventory, ensuring developmental appropriateness of programs, and acting as a positive role model during daily operations. The role appeals to individuals passionate about recreation and education by offering a unique opportunity to serve in a natural setting, gain hands-on experience with diverse youth populations, and earn a living allowance and education award upon successful completion of the summer term.

This full-time Customer Service Representative role serves as the primary point of contact for clients at a PLS financial service center in Dallas, Texas. The position focuses on delivering superior service, educating customers on financial products, and processing transactions accurately while maintaining compliance with all regulations. Key duties include managing cash drawers, resolving customer inquiries, and ensuring a clean store environment. The role appeals to individuals seeking a customer-centric culture that values integrity and teamwork, offering opportunities for career advancement and ongoing training. The position requires on-site presence with flexible scheduling that includes early mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays.

This seasonal AmeriCorps role as a Program Specialist focuses on delivering the Adventure Based Learning Program at Camp Whitcomb/Mason. The position involves supervising youth during high and low ropes course activities, ensuring safety compliance, and facilitating experiential outdoor living skills for children aged 7 to 14. Key responsibilities include maintaining equipment, managing emergency situations, and serving as a positive role model during various camp activities. The role appeals to individuals seeking meaningful community service, offering the opportunity to develop leadership skills in a collaborative team environment while contributing to youth development. The position requires living on-site at the camp during the summer term and involves physical activity in an outdoor setting.

The Aquatics Director role oversees all waterfront operations at the Boys' Club of New York's Harriman State Park camp during the summer season. Key responsibilities include managing swimming and boating activities, supervising aquatic staff, enforcing safety protocols, and maintaining equipment and facilities. This position offers the opportunity to lead youth development programs in a historic, nature-based setting while contributing to the organization's mission of providing free, high-quality support to boys and young men. The role includes on-site housing and daily meals, fostering a close-knit community environment for staff and campers.

The Program Director role at the Lower Shore Family YMCA oversees the planning and execution of outdoor activities and day camp programs for diverse age groups. Key responsibilities include developing curriculum, managing daily operations and safety protocols, recruiting and training staff, and ensuring compliance with licensing and grant requirements. The position emphasizes fostering a supportive environment grounded in core values while facilitating personal growth for participants. This opportunity appeals to candidates passionate about outdoor education and youth development, offering a chance to lead meaningful programs in a collaborative team setting. The role requires a bachelor's degree, prior leadership experience in camp or youth programming, and the ability to work in both indoor and outdoor environments.

This seasonal resort associate role at Pet Paradise involves providing daily care and supervision for pets in a boarding and day camp environment. Key responsibilities include monitoring animal behavior, managing feeding schedules, maintaining cleanliness of suites and play areas, and ensuring pet safety using proper handling techniques. The position is appealing due to the company's strong focus on career growth through specialized academies for leadership, grooming, and dog training, as well as a supportive culture that values animal welfare. The role offers a collaborative team atmosphere with benefits such as pet day camp access and discounts on veterinary services, requiring flexibility to work various shifts including weekends and holidays.

This seasonal Kitchen Assistant role supports daily food service operations at the Boys' Club of New York's Harriman Basecamp, a premier sleepaway camp for youth. The position involves assisting with meal preparation, managing kitchen sanitation, and maintaining inventory records to ensure nutritious and timely dining for campers and staff. Key responsibilities include food handling, dishwashing, waste reduction, and participating in camper cooking classes. The role is appealing for those seeking an immersive outdoor experience within a mission-driven organization focused on youth development. Housing and daily meals are provided on-site in Southfields, New York, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to a supportive community while gaining experience in a fast-paced camp environment.

This part-time role at Carowinds involves portraying beloved Peanuts characters like Charlie Brown and Snoopy to entertain guests of all ages in Camp Snoopy. Key responsibilities include creating fun meet-and-greet experiences, performing character walks using nonverbal interaction, and maintaining costume hygiene and safety. The position appeals to those seeking a rewarding, fun environment where they can build resume skills through training while working with a diverse, global team. The job offers flexible scheduling suitable for students or retirees, along with perks such as free park admission and merchandise discounts. Candidates must be physically capable of performing in full-body costumes and available for various shifts including weekends and holidays.

This invite-only spring 2026 role supports Hume's Outdoor Education and Spiritual Emphasis programs by facilitating life-changing camp experiences for Christian school students. The position involves teaching a 90-minute outdoor science lesson, leading recreation activities, and facilitating live productions. Key responsibilities include guiding participants safely, managing group dynamics, applying Biblical principles to discipline, and maintaining waterfront facilities. The role offers a unique opportunity to combine adventure education with spiritual mentorship in a joyful, faith-based environment. The position is located at the Hume Lake property from March 2nd to April 24th.

This one-time morning babysitting role in Savannah, GA, involves caring for a six-year-old boy on a single Tuesday in June 2026. The position focuses on preparing the child for summer camp by assisting with morning hygiene routines and packing his lunch. A key responsibility is driving the child to camp, requiring a valid license and reliable vehicle. The role appeals to punctual and attentive individuals who enjoy working with children and offers a flexible, short-term schedule with no pets involved.

This part-time Behavior Technician role at Autism Learning Partners supports children and teens with autism through in-home and center-based sessions. The position requires a high school diploma, some college coursework, and prior experience working with children. Key responsibilities include teaching communication and social skills through play, documenting progress, and serving as a positive role model for clients. The role is appealing due to the opportunity for paid training, clear pathways for career advancement, and a supportive culture focused on making a meaningful impact. Work is conducted primarily in client homes with some center visits, requiring reliable transportation and availability on weekday afternoons and evenings.

This Behavior Technician role at Autism Learning Partners supports children and teens with autism through direct care in home and center settings. The position requires a high school diploma, some college coursework, and at least six months of experience working with children. Key responsibilities include teaching communication and social skills through play, documenting progress, and serving as a positive role model for clients. The role offers a flexible schedule with part-time and full-time options, primarily during weekday afternoons and evenings. It is appealing due to the opportunity for paid training, clear career growth paths where many leaders began in this position, and a supportive culture that values making a meaningful impact. The job includes benefits such as mileage reimbursement, education assistance, and daily pay access, with travel required to client locations.

This part-time Behavior Technician role at Autism Learning Partners supports children and teens with autism through in-home and center-based sessions. The position requires a high school diploma and at least six months of childcare experience, with no prior certification needed as full paid training is provided. Key responsibilities include teaching communication and social skills through play, documenting progress, and serving as a positive role model for clients. The role offers a flexible schedule with weekday evening availability and includes growth opportunities for career advancement, mileage reimbursement, and a supportive team environment dedicated to making a meaningful impact on families.