Jobs at Marina Landscape

The Lead Electrician role involves managing and executing marine electrical projects for vessels and port structures within a private equity-backed company in Seattle. Key responsibilities include overseeing installation and upgrades of electrical systems, troubleshooting complex issues in shipyard and deep-water environments, and mentoring apprentices while ensuring strict adherence to safety and quality standards. The position appeals to candidates seeking stable long-term employment with a culture that emphasizes craftsmanship, collaboration, and professional development. The work arrangement includes on-site duties at a Seattle facility with frequent overtime during peak seasons, offering comprehensive health benefits, a 401(k) match, and clear pathways for career advancement.

The Biological Sampling Program Manager leads the design and operation of fisheries data collection programs essential for managing Virginia's marine resources. Key responsibilities include overseeing statewide biological surveys, managing the acoustic telemetry array, and supervising staff engaged in data collection and processing. The role involves conducting statistical analyses to inform fishery management actions and maintaining rigorous quality control for biological databases. This position offers the opportunity to contribute directly to science-based conservation efforts while collaborating with diverse partners including commercial harvesters, academic institutions, and inter-agency committees. The role supports a mission-driven environment focused on sustainable fisheries management and requires a blend of technical expertise and leadership skills.

The Work Crew I role supports harbor construction and maintenance operations in Chicago under the direction of a supervisor. Key responsibilities include performing demolition, repair projects, seasonal dock winterization, and the installation or removal of buoys and ice prevention systems. The position requires operating marine equipment, welding, and grinding tools while adhering to strict maritime safety protocols. This entry-level opportunity appeals to individuals with basic construction experience who enjoy outdoor work in varied weather conditions and are eager to develop skills in equipment operation and vessel handling. The role involves varied hours, including nights and weekends, and offers a hands-on environment within the city's harbor infrastructure.

This Information Manager role supports the United States Marine Corps Forces, Central Command (MARCENT) at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. The position involves managing internal and external information requirements for the Plans and Policy Directorate, including drafting messages, updating command systems, and coordinating readiness reporting. Key responsibilities include tracking administrative tasks, managing electronic calendars, and assisting with budget reconciliation and travel claims. The role offers the opportunity to work on critical national security planning and policy generation within a collaborative team environment. Candidates must hold a SECRET security clearance and be prepared for frequent international travel to support operations across the Central Command area of responsibility.

This full-time Journeyman Carpenter role supports marine and civil construction projects in New Orleans, focusing on infrastructure like wharves, bridges, and seawalls. The position involves constructing, installing, and repairing timber and concrete structures by interpreting technical drawings and blueprints. Key responsibilities include building and stripping formwork, operating various hand and power tools, and performing work in challenging coastal or tidal environments while adhering to strict safety protocols. The role appeals to skilled professionals seeking career stability within a well-established organization that offers comprehensive benefits, including health insurance, retirement matching, and tuition reimbursement. The position requires a minimum of five years of journeyman experience and provides opportunities for advancement in a collaborative team setting.

This journeyman machinist role involves performing major mechanical overhauls and repairs on diesel marine engines and related equipment within a shipyard setting. The position requires utilizing precision measuring tools and power tools to execute specialized maintenance tasks according to technical specifications. Key responsibilities include maintaining detailed repair records, managing parts inventory, communicating job status to management and clients, and providing guidance to junior mechanics. The role is appealing for experienced professionals seeking to apply their five years of marine or shipyard expertise in a hands-on environment. The position is based on-site at the shipyard and offers opportunities to lead technical projects and mentor apprentices.

This naval architecture internship is based within the design department of Gibbs & Cox, a leading marine engineering firm supporting military and commercial clients. The role involves applying core principles to ship design challenges across conceptual, detail, and post-delivery phases. Key responsibilities include performing hydrostatic and hydrodynamic calculations, evaluating hull design and stability, and preparing technical engineering documentation. The position offers an opportunity to work on evolving maritime projects with a team dedicated to solving complex 21st-century challenges. Candidates will gain hands-on experience in a collaborative environment that values innovation and mission-driven work. The role requires U.S. citizenship and an active or obtainable Secret security clearance, with opportunities for remote work depending on business needs.

This Payroll Specialist role supports the United States Marine Corps Forces, Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, with potential travel to the Central Command Area of Responsibility. The position involves managing and processing payroll for military personnel, conducting audits to identify and correct errors, and ensuring compliance with Department of Defense regulations and federal tax laws. Key responsibilities include analyzing manpower requirements, resolving pay discrepancies, and serving as the primary point of contact for personnel regarding entitlements and benefits. The role appeals to candidates with extensive military experience and a Secret Security Clearance who value a mission-driven environment focused on national security. The position offers the opportunity to work within a collaborative team culture that emphasizes resilience and teamwork, while requiring flexibility for rapid deployment to support forward-deployed forces.

This Manpower Analyst role supports the United States Marine Corps Forces, Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. The position focuses on Global Force Management, requiring the analysis of manpower requirements and the execution of troop-to-task assessments to ensure properly organized combat formations. Key responsibilities include reviewing force manning documents, coordinating with forward-deployed commanders, and advising leadership on personnel operations and policy. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security within a collaborative team environment that values resilience and teamwork. While primarily based in Tampa, the position involves significant travel throughout the Central Command Area of Responsibility, often with short notice. A current TS/SCI security clearance and extensive military experience are required to perform these duties effectively.

This full-time Manpower Analyst role supports the United States Marine Corps Forces, Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. The position involves providing operational manpower support, advising on manpower reporting, and analyzing utilization and sourcing for the CENTCOM Area of Responsibility. Key responsibilities include integrating USMC processes with command structures, reviewing operational plans at the TS/SCI level, and identifying manpower equities. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply their military experience in a high-impact national security environment with opportunities for travel to support forward-deployed forces. The position requires a TS/SCI clearance and offers the chance to work within a collaborative team culture that values resilience and teamwork.

The Port Engineer role serves as the onboard representative for T-Solutions, ensuring the operational readiness of assigned vessels within the defense and maritime sectors. Key responsibilities include leading maintenance teams, validating shipboard conditions, managing maintenance databases, and coordinating repair schedules with the Type Commander. The position requires daily collaboration with commanding officers to assess risks, prioritize work packages, and oversee funding decisions for maintenance and modernization efforts. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-critical role within a woman-owned and veteran-owned company that values integrity and innovation. The work arrangement involves a low level of travel with frequent underway time for sea trials, inspections, and ship deployments, offering a dynamic environment for experienced marine engineers and project managers.

The Field Service Engineer role within ABB's Marine and Ports Division focuses on installing, modifying, testing, and repairing complex marine power systems, including variable frequency drives and automation equipment. The position requires independent execution of technical field assignments, interpretation of engineering schematics, and coordination with customers to optimize operations. Based in Miramar, FL, or Houston, TX, this hybrid role offers the opportunity to work on high-impact projects that support global decarbonization goals. The position appeals to candidates seeking professional growth through continuous learning, a collaborative team environment, and the chance to lead initiatives that improve vessel efficiency and safety.

This full-time Project Manager role within the Sitework division of a family-owned construction firm focuses on overseeing marine construction and demolition projects in the Greater Philadelphia area. The position involves managing the complete project lifecycle, including developing detailed schedules and cost estimates, coordinating with internal teams and external vendors, and ensuring strict adherence to quality and safety standards. Key responsibilities also include negotiating contracts, conducting site visits, and providing expert guidance on equipment and materials. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable environment with a collaborative culture, offering opportunities for professional growth, a company vehicle, and a comprehensive benefits package including retirement matching and generous time off. The position is based on-site with regular travel to project locations.

This full-time Project Manager role supports a locally owned civil contractor with over 60 years of experience in the Greater Philadelphia area, specifically focusing on marine construction, sitework, and demolition projects. The position involves overseeing the entire project lifecycle from conception to completion, ensuring delivery within scope, budget, and schedule. Key responsibilities include developing detailed project plans and cost estimates, negotiating vendor contracts, conducting site visits to monitor quality and safety compliance, and providing expert advice on equipment and materials. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable position with a collaborative team culture, offering opportunities for professional growth, a company vehicle, and comprehensive benefits including profit sharing and a 401k match.

This full-time Crane Operator role is based in Charleston, SC, supporting marine and heavy civil projects involving pile driving and critical lifts. The position requires operating friction, hydraulic, and barge-mounted cranes to safely lift and position materials like steel and concrete. Key responsibilities include conducting daily equipment inspections, setting up cranes according to manufacturer guidelines, coordinating with riggers and signal persons, and maintaining detailed safety and maintenance logs. The role appeals to candidates seeking career stability within a well-established organization that offers inclusive health benefits, a 401(k) match, and tuition reimbursement. The position involves working on land or barge platforms in diverse environments and provides opportunities for professional growth through wellness programs and access to learning resources.

This senior advisory role serves as an Operational Planning and Posture Subject Matter Expert supporting Marine Forces Pacific within the Indo-Pacific theater. The position involves providing expert guidance on deliberate planning processes, developing planning standards, and conducting senior-level technical reviews of operational products. Key responsibilities include resolving complex planning integration challenges, advising government leadership on decision-support strategies, and mentoring planning personnel to ensure high-quality outputs. The role appeals to professionals seeking to influence strategic operations in a high-visibility environment with a focus on mission success. Candidates must hold an active TS/SCI clearance and possess extensive experience in joint and Marine Corps planning processes. The position is based on-site to support headquarters staff and operational synchronization efforts.

This full-time Lead Mechanic role involves overseeing the maintenance of a six-vessel passenger fleet within the marine engineering department. Reporting to the Port Engineer, the position requires leading a team of mechanics to perform routine preventative maintenance and service all vessel systems. Key responsibilities include managing mechanical and electronic diesel engine repairs, ensuring compliance with industry best practices, and supervising project completion. The role offers a collaborative environment with a mentor who brings decades of maritime expertise, providing significant opportunities for professional growth. The position is based in San Francisco with a standard Monday through Friday day shift schedule, requiring relocation to the area prior to starting.

This full-time Electrician role at SOMAR involves installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems across company vessels, structures, vehicles, and equipment. The position requires operating various power and hand tools while interpreting blueprints, sketches, and repair manuals to ensure operational efficiency. Key responsibilities include adhering strictly to the company Safety Management System and complying with all state and federal health and safety standards. The role is appealing for its focus on safety culture and the opportunity to work in a marine environment. Candidates must hold an Industrial or Manufacturing Electrician's License, with a Marine Electrician's License preferred, along with three years of journeyman experience.

The University of Hawai'i at Kapiolani Community College seeks a Biology Lecturer to join the Math & Sciences Department. This part-time, temporary role involves teaching biology courses, developing syllabi, and assessing student learning outcomes. The position requires a Master's degree in a life science field and offers the opportunity to work with diverse community college students in various formats, including online, evening, and weekend classes. The role appeals to educators interested in fostering student success through competency-based instruction and potentially engaging in local environmental service-learning. Candidates will collaborate with faculty to integrate teaching efforts within the discipline.

This role involves placing experienced Shipyard Journeypersons with various clients across multiple locations including Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, and Wisconsin. The position supports trades such as painters, marine electricians, welders, pipefitters, and machinists. Key responsibilities include verifying craft-specific certifications, ensuring candidates meet citizenship and background check requirements, and matching skilled workers to local or non-local projects. The opportunity appeals to professionals seeking immediate employment in the maritime industry with flexible work arrangements. Candidates must possess verified shipyard experience in their specific craft and be US citizens or permanent residents.

This entry-level Coastal Engineer role is based in the Baltimore office of Moffatt & Nichol, a global leader in waterfront infrastructure and marine facility design. The position involves applying coastal models to study waves, currents, and sediment transport while assisting with the design of living shorelines, flood resiliency projects, and deep draft navigation channels. Key responsibilities include performing engineering calculations, conducting GIS mapping, preparing technical reports, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The role offers the appeal of working on high-profile, award-winning projects within a collaborative culture that prioritizes professional growth through formal mentoring, leadership development, and tuition reimbursement. The work arrangement includes occasional field data collection and travel, with a focus on a supportive environment that provides comprehensive health benefits and wellness programs.

This full-time Crane Operator role is based in Savannah, Georgia, within the marine and heavy civil construction sector. The position requires operating hydraulic and friction cranes, including barge-mounted units, to lift and position steel, concrete, and equipment for pile driving and heavy lift projects. Key responsibilities include conducting daily equipment inspections, setting up cranes according to safety guidelines, coordinating with riggers and signal persons, and maintaining detailed operational logs. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable career with a well-established organization that offers inclusive health benefits, a 401(k) match, and tuition reimbursement. The work environment involves operating from both land and barge platforms in diverse marine conditions, with opportunities for professional growth and advancement.