Jobs at Marina Landscape

This full-time role is for an experienced 1st Class Marine Electrician based at a shipyard in Mobile, Alabama. The position involves reading electrical schematics, installing and troubleshooting marine systems, and managing cable routing for switchboards and control cabinets. Key responsibilities include ensuring all work adheres to strict marine safety standards and leading crews through effective communication. The role appeals to independent professionals seeking stable, full-time employment in a safety-focused environment. Candidates must possess at least four to five years of shipyard experience and the ability to work with minimal supervision.

The Marine Electrician role at Hatteras Yachts involves assembling and installing critical components on luxury vessels, including deck-to-hull joining, carpet fitting, and electrical wiring systems. Key responsibilities include selecting appropriate parts, drilling and securing accessories, trimming materials for precise fits, and auditing boats for final shipping. The position offers a hands-on environment within a team setting where employees can utilize their craftsmanship skills to build high-end products. The role is appealing for those seeking a full-time position with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and retirement savings, alongside opportunities for professional growth and cross-training within a well-established manufacturing organization.

The Marine Systems Operations Manager role within ABB's Automation, Marine and Ports Division oversees local operational units in Houston, Texas, managing functions such as project engineering, manufacturing, maintenance, and logistics. Key responsibilities include developing business action plans aligned with strategic targets, monitoring budget implementation, and driving continuous improvement to optimize working capital and operational performance. The position requires ensuring strict adherence to health, safety, and integrity standards while fostering a collaborative environment that supports diverse, multinational teams. This hybrid role offers the appeal of contributing to global decarbonization efforts and sustainable shipping solutions within a culture that values innovation, continuous learning, and meaningful impact.

This on-site Marine Electrician Leadperson role is based in San Diego, California, and is specifically designed for qualified military-affiliated candidates. The position involves leading a crew in the inspection, repair, and overhaul of electrical systems aboard ships within the ship repair industry. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting high and low-voltage circuits, interpreting technical drawings, installing wiring and control equipment, and ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols and NAVSEA standards. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on operational excellence and provides access to career development opportunities, comprehensive health benefits, and a retirement savings plan with company matching.

The Lead Marine Electrician role involves managing and executing electrical projects for commercial vessels and floating structures within a private equity-backed marine services company. Key responsibilities include overseeing installation and upgrades of electrical systems onshore and offshore, troubleshooting complex issues in shipyard or deep-water environments, and mentoring apprentices while ensuring strict adherence to safety and quality standards. The position offers a collaborative culture that values craftsmanship and continuous professional development, with opportunities for career advancement and stable long-term employment. The work arrangement includes a Seattle-based facility with frequent travel to active shipyards and vessels, requiring flexibility for overtime during peak operational seasons.

This full-time role seeks an experienced 1st Class Marine Electrician to join a supportive team in Pensacola, Florida. The position involves interpreting complex electrical schematics, installing and terminating marine electrical systems, and mounting equipment such as switchboards and control panels. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting electrical issues, routing wireways, and performing quality checks to ensure compliance with safety standards. The role requires five or more years of marine electrical experience and strong communication skills to lead crews and manage documentation. This opportunity appeals to skilled professionals seeking long-term employment with room for advancement within a collaborative environment that prioritizes safety and quality workmanship.

The role involves serving as a Marine Electrician within GLOTECH's engineering division, supporting military and commercial clients in San Diego. Key responsibilities include building multipin copper connectors, managing cableways, and interpreting naval technical documentation while adhering to safety standards. The position appeals to candidates seeking professional growth through a company that prioritizes career development, certification reimbursement, and a collegial work environment. The job offers a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage, retirement matching, and paid leave. Candidates must be US citizens with at least four years of relevant experience and the ability to obtain security clearance. The work arrangement is on-site at the San Diego location.

The Marine Electrician role involves the installation, testing, and repair of marine cables and equipment within a professional staffing environment. Key responsibilities include connecting lighting, electrical power, electronics, and fiber systems using hand and power tools while interpreting blueprints and schematics. The position requires comprehensive knowledge of component startup, troubleshooting, and adherence to commercial and government codes. This opportunity appeals to experienced professionals seeking to apply their five years of specialized expertise in a hands-on setting. The role demands reliable transportation and the ability to pass pre-employment medical and drug screening requirements.

The Marine Electrical Superintendent role involves leading a private equity-backed marine electrical services team in Seattle to manage complex vessel and floating structure projects from planning through completion. Key responsibilities include coordinating multiple simultaneous projects, estimating labor and material costs, directing Electrician Leads and field teams, and ensuring strict adherence to safety and industry standards. The position appeals to candidates seeking stable, long-term employment with a collaborative culture that values craftsmanship and continuous learning. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage and a 401(k) match. While based at headquarters with occasional overtime during peak months, the role offers the opportunity to mentor staff and apply hands-on technical expertise to diverse marine systems.

The Marine Electrician role at Structural & Mechanical Inc. involves performing electrical installation, maintenance, and repair on vessels, shipyard projects, and industrial waterfront operations. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting complex AC/DC systems, interpreting technical schematics, and ensuring all work complies with safety regulations. The position offers appealing opportunities for career growth within a specialized trade, featuring diverse hands-on projects, travel possibilities, and a collaborative environment that values precision and teamwork.

This full-time Marine Electrician role involves the installation, testing, and repair of marine cables, lighting, power systems, electronics, and fiber equipment. The position requires reading blueprints and schematics to connect and troubleshoot complex systems in compliance with commercial and government codes. Key responsibilities include utilizing hand and power tools for component startup, performing diagnostic tests, and ensuring all work meets strict safety standards. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking to apply their five years of specialized knowledge in a hands-on environment. Candidates must possess their own transportation and be available for pre-employment medical and drug screening.

This full-time role involves a 2nd Class Marine Electrician position based at a stable shipyard in Mobile, Alabama. The team focuses on installing, terminating, and troubleshooting marine electrical systems while adhering to strict safety standards. Key responsibilities include reading electrical drawings, routing cable and wireways, and installing lighting and basic electrical equipment under the guidance of senior electricians. The position appeals to candidates with 2–3 years of shipyard experience who value a hands-on environment with opportunities for career growth. The role offers full-time stability, a supportive local team, and comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage.

This full-time Marine Electrician role involves the installation, testing, and repair of marine cables, lighting, power systems, electronics, and fiber equipment. The position requires reading blueprints and schematics to execute component startup, troubleshooting, and repairs while adhering to commercial and government codes. Candidates must possess five years of verifiable experience and comprehensive knowledge of marine electrical systems. The role offers the opportunity to work with diverse equipment in a technical environment. Applicants must have their own transportation and pass a pre-employment medical and drug screening.

This full-time marine electrician role is based at a shipyard in San Diego, California, and requires prior shipyard experience. The position involves installing, repairing, and testing electrical equipment on vessels, including laying out cable and conduit, drilling, grinding metal surfaces, and welding mounting equipment. Candidates must be able to read composite blueprints and Navy standards manuals while working in various conditions such as heights, confined spaces, and all shifts. The role appeals to skilled tradespeople seeking hands-on work in a dynamic shipyard environment where safety and precision are paramount.

This full-time Marine Electrician role within the Electrical Department at St. Johns Ship Building involves installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems for ship new builds and repairs. Key responsibilities include connecting wiring to components, testing circuits for safety and compliance, interpreting blueprints, and diagnosing malfunctions using specialized tools. The position requires working on-site in various physical conditions, including outdoor environments and elevated workspaces. The role appeals to candidates seeking hands-on technical work in a stable shipbuilding environment with opportunities to contribute to critical infrastructure projects while adhering to strict safety and quality standards.

This senior captain role within Hornblower's Marine Operations team focuses on leading vessel crews and ensuring exceptional guest experiences. Key responsibilities include overseeing marine safety training, managing fleet documentation and regulatory compliance, and coordinating vessel docking, maintenance, and fueling schedules. The position requires maintaining high operational standards while assisting with incident reporting and crew scheduling. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment that values communication and creativity, offering the chance to work on a fleet where the mission is to provide amazing experiences. The position involves weekend and holiday availability and requires a USCG 100-ton master's license.

This full-time 1st Class Marine Electrician role is based in Fourchon, Louisiana, supporting vessel and shipyard operations. The position involves installing, troubleshooting, and repairing complex electrical systems aboard marine vessels while interpreting construction drawings and technical specifications. Key duties include utilizing specialized testing equipment to ensure system functionality and collaborating with various trades to maintain seamless integration of electrical components. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a safety-focused environment that adheres to strict industry regulations. Candidates must possess at least five years of marine electrical experience and a strong command of electrical system operations.

This full-time Marine Electrician role involves the installation, testing, and repair of marine cables and equipment for TREO Staffing LLC. The position requires five years of experience and focuses on connecting lighting, electrical power, electronics, and fiber systems using hand and power tools alongside blueprints and schematics. Key responsibilities include system startup, troubleshooting, and ensuring compliance with commercial and government codes. The role appeals to skilled technicians seeking to apply their expertise in a specialized maritime environment. Candidates must possess their own transportation and pass pre-employment medical and drug screenings.

This contract role places skilled Marine Electricians at the Vigor shipyard in Seattle, Washington, supporting vessel and facility electrical systems. The position involves repairing, installing, and testing circuits, motors, and control systems while interpreting blueprints and adhering to IEEE45 standards. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting PLCs, mounting power distribution panels, and performing routine maintenance on AC and DC equipment. The role offers the appeal of working on meaningful maritime projects within a dynamic environment that values safety and quality. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with prior shipyard experience and Maritime OSHA 10 certification. The schedule features diverse shifts ranging from 50 to 60 hours per week, including overtime and weekends, with opportunities for travelers.

The Marine Electrician role involves maintaining and repairing electrical systems aboard powerboats and sailboats. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting circuits, testing equipment with specialized tools, and supervising the installation of AC/DC and electronic systems. The position also requires managing spare parts inventories and documenting maintenance histories. This opportunity offers flexible scheduling and clear career advancement paths within a maritime environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking hands-on technical work with opportunities to train others and work in diverse conditions.

The University of Hawai'i at Manoa seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor of Marine Biology within the School of Life Sciences to lead an integrative research program focused on how marine organisms respond to environmental change. The role involves developing an externally funded research agenda, mentoring graduate and undergraduate students, and teaching core courses in marine biology. This tenure-track position offers the opportunity to work at a premier research university with a unique commitment to Native Hawaiian culture and values. The position is based on the Manoa campus and emphasizes collaboration with local agencies and global change initiatives.

The Marine Services Biology Field Technician is a full-time seasonal role within the Marine Services department at EnviroScience, Inc., designed for recent or current natural science students. The position focuses on conducting freshwater mussel surveys and ecological assessments across the eastern United States. Key responsibilities include collecting and processing biological and water quality data, identifying mussel species using taxonomic guides, and managing field data electronically. The role offers hands-on experience in diverse field conditions, including adverse weather and remote locations, while also providing opportunities to assist with habitat restoration and species inventory projects. This position is ideal for individuals seeking practical field experience in a collaborative team environment with a focus on ecosystem health and environmental compliance.