Marine Experience Jobs

This role involves hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for the flatbed division of Koch Trucking, a family-owned transportation company. The position focuses on hauling oversized flatbed loads across long-haul routes, with new drivers receiving comprehensive training during orientation. Key responsibilities include securing cargo, managing tarping and dimensional loads, and maintaining safety standards while operating relatively new Volvo and Freightliner trucks. The opportunity is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, modern equipment featuring luxury amenities, and a supportive environment recognized for workplace excellence. Drivers benefit from paid weekly earnings, a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and 401K, and flexible home time schedules ranging from 14 to 21 days.

This full-time armed security role is based at the Valdez Marine Terminal in Alaska, focusing on protecting personnel and assets from theft, vandalism, and disruptive incidents. The position operates on a rotational schedule of two weeks on and two weeks off, with 12-hour shifts. Key responsibilities include conducting physical searches of people and vehicles, mediating disputes, performing investigations, and responding to emergencies with medical aid and evacuation support. The role requires operating vehicles in hazardous conditions and maintaining proficiency with firearms. This position appeals to candidates seeking a structured work-life balance through its unique rotation schedule and offers comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, and a 401(k) plan starting on the date of hire.

This role involves hiring experienced CDL-A drivers for the flatbed division of Koch Trucking, a family-owned transportation company. The position focuses on hauling oversized flatbed loads across long-haul routes, with new drivers receiving comprehensive training during orientation. Key responsibilities include securing cargo, managing tarping and dimensional loads, and maintaining the company's modern fleet of Volvo and Freightliner trucks. The opportunity is appealing due to the company's driver-focused culture, which includes paid weekly earnings, a robust benefits package with health insurance and 401k matching, and a pet-friendly policy. Drivers benefit from a relatively new truck fleet equipped with luxury amenities and flexible home time schedules ranging from 14 to 21 days.

The Air Interdiction Agent role within U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Air and Marine Operations combines aviation expertise with federal law enforcement duties. The position involves conducting air patrols, surveillance, and pursuit activities to detect and intercept contraband and illegal border crossings, while also supporting search and rescue missions. This career offers the opportunity to join an elite team of highly trained professionals dedicated to national security. The role is appealing for its mission-driven culture, potential for rapid career progression through a defined grade ladder, and comprehensive federal benefits package. Candidates must be willing to work at various duty locations across the United States and its territories, with travel required based on operational needs.

This contingent full-time Senior Scientist role supports the Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations Center in Riverside, California, focusing on C4I systems and ISR capabilities. The position involves applying advanced scientific methods to evaluate operational data, developing predictive models and simulations for mission decision-making, and analyzing sensor inputs to enhance threat detection and situational awareness. Key responsibilities include collaborating with engineering teams to integrate analytical solutions, validating new tools, and providing technical briefings to government stakeholders. The role appeals to professionals seeking to apply their expertise in high-tempo, mission-critical environments with opportunities for professional development and a comprehensive benefits package. An active Secret clearance is required, and the position is contingent upon contract award with a tentative start date in September 2026.

This PRN Physician Assistant role serves as an independent contractor supporting the Reserve Health Readiness Program for various U.S. military branches. Based primarily in Kentucky, the position involves conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records, and interviewing service members to determine medical readiness. The role requires documenting findings in proprietary systems and identifying urgent behavioral health concerns. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible weekend work with occasional weekday availability in a fast-paced environment. It offers the opportunity to contribute to national defense health readiness while working with a trusted industry leader that utilizes mobile and fixed-clinic models. The role is ideal for those with experience in primary care or occupational health who can adapt to large volumes of patients and travel to remote military installations.

This temporary Research Technician role supports the Multispecies Research Group at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, focusing on fisheries data collection and ecological conservation in the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Coast. The position involves extensive fieldwork aboard research vessels, including preparing survey materials, operating catch processing equipment, and collecting biological samples under varying weather conditions. Laboratory duties include processing fish specimens for aging and diet analysis, maintaining equipment, and ensuring accurate data entry. The role offers an opportunity to contribute directly to critical marine science missions while gaining hands-on experience in aquatic field sampling and technical operations within a collaborative research environment.

This Medical Assistant role supports health readiness services for various U.S. military reserve components within Missouri. The position primarily operates on weekends with occasional weekday availability on an as-needed basis. Key responsibilities include performing phlebotomy, administering immunizations, conducting EKGs, and taking manual vitals and vision screenings. The role appeals to candidates seeking to serve military members while working in a fast-paced environment with a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven team utilizing mobile and fixed-clinic models to deliver care to service members.

This PRN Physician Assistant role serves as an independent contractor supporting the Reserve Health Readiness Program for various U.S. military branches. Based primarily in West Virginia, the position involves conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records, and interviewing service members to determine medical readiness. The role requires documenting findings in proprietary systems and identifying urgent health concerns, including behavioral health, without prescribing medications. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible weekend work with occasional weekday availability in a fast-paced environment. It offers the opportunity to contribute to national defense readiness while working within a trusted organization known for its innovative care delivery models, including mobile treatment centers and telemedicine.

This PRN Nurse Practitioner role serves as an independent contractor supporting the Reserve Health Readiness Program in Kentucky. The position focuses on providing health readiness services to various military branches, primarily on weekends. Key responsibilities include conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records and questionnaires, interviewing service members to identify health concerns, and documenting results for readiness classification. The role appeals to clinicians seeking flexible, as-needed work with a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. It offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission of maintaining a deployable military force through mobile and fixed-clinic models. The position requires an active state license and CPR certification, with travel to various military installations and adaptability to fast-paced environments.

This PRN Administrative Assistant role supports dental operations for military missions across various reserve branches on an as-needed basis. The position involves managing participant check-ins, processing paperwork, entering soldier data, and handling event setup and teardown. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to health readiness for service members within a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. The position offers the opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment with a dedicated team focused on delivering care through mobile and fixed-clinic models. Weekend availability is required, and the role typically involves travel to mission sites.

This Medical Assistant role supports health readiness services for various U.S. military reserve components within Colorado. The position primarily operates on weekends with occasional weekday availability on an as-needed basis. Key responsibilities include performing phlebotomy, administering immunizations, conducting EKGs, and taking manual vitals and vision screenings. The role appeals to candidates seeking to serve military personnel while working in a fast-paced environment with a trusted industry leader that has over thirty years of experience. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven team utilizing mobile and fixed-clinic models to deliver care to service members.

This position serves as a Physician Assistant within the Reserve Health Readiness Program, functioning as an independent contractor to support military service members across multiple branches. The role is primarily based in Arkansas with a schedule focused on weekends and occasional weekdays on an as-needed basis. Key responsibilities include conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical histories and questionnaires, interviewing personnel to identify health concerns, and documenting readiness classifications in proprietary systems. The position appeals to clinicians seeking flexible, part-time work that contributes to national defense readiness. It offers the opportunity to work in diverse environments, including remote military installations, within a team dedicated to high standards of care delivery.

This role involves Registered Nurses partnering as independent contractors to support the Reserve Health Readiness Program in Montana. The position focuses on providing health readiness services for various military branches, primarily operating on weekends and occasional weekdays on an as-needed basis. Key responsibilities include conducting physical health assessments, reviewing medical records and questionnaires, interviewing service members to identify health concerns, and documenting results for readiness classification. The opportunity appeals to nurses seeking flexible scheduling while contributing to the mission of maintaining a deployable military force. The organization offers a collaborative environment with a long-standing reputation for delivering high-quality care through diverse models including fixed clinics and mobile treatment centers.

The Quality Manager role at Trelleborg Marine & Infrastructure involves defining and maintaining the Quality Management System to ensure compliance across manufacturing operations. Key responsibilities include leading internal and external audits, managing nonconformance and corrective action processes, and overseeing supplier quality requirements. This position offers the opportunity to work independently with full authority over product acceptance decisions within a collaborative, international industrial environment. The role is appealing due to the company's commitment to employee growth, investment in training, and a congenial working atmosphere that values integrity and analytical problem-solving.

This full-time Project Manager role at MAG Aerospace involves leading contract operations for the Customs and Border Patrol Air and Marine Operations Center in Riverside, California. The position requires on-site oversight of C4I systems maintenance, engineering integration, and operational support while managing personnel and serving as the primary liaison with government stakeholders. Key responsibilities include developing staffing plans, ensuring adherence to mission schedules and performance standards, and coordinating technical resources across complex communication and surveillance systems. The role offers the opportunity to work on critical national security infrastructure with a focus on mission-critical outcomes. Candidates must hold an active Secret clearance and possess extensive experience in C4I project leadership. The position is contingent on contract award and includes eligibility for a comprehensive benefits package.

The Project Controller role at Gulf Copper LLC involves managing the financial and administrative control for ship repair and government contracts within the marine industry. Key responsibilities include developing and monitoring project budgets, analyzing cost variances, preparing monthly financial status reports for government clients, and ensuring compliance with federal regulations. This position serves as a critical liaison between project management and finance teams to support accurate forecasting and change management. The role is appealing for professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a historic, leading shipyard environment with a focus on complex marine construction and repair projects. The position is based on-site in Galveston, Texas, requiring interaction with various sites and the ability to work in a fast-paced, industrial setting.

This Upholsterer role within Brunswick's Sea Ray division focuses on creating, repairing, and installing interior upholstery for marine vessels. The position involves measuring, cutting, and assembling materials such as vinyl, leather, and foam to fabricate seats, cushions, and headliners while ensuring precise fit and high-quality craftsmanship. Key responsibilities include operating sewing machines and other tools, assessing existing conditions for maintenance needs, and maintaining a safe, organized workspace. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a global marine leader known for innovation and a collaborative culture that values growth and development. The position is based on-site at the manufacturing facility.

This contract role serves as a Metrology Technician III for a heavy industrial fabricator in Vancouver, WA, supporting infrastructure and energy projects. The position involves performing high-precision measurements and alignment on large-scale structures using laser trackers and 3D scanners while interpreting complex blueprints and GD&T. Key responsibilities include directing fabrication teams during critical installations, generating deviation reports, and making real-time decisions to ensure components meet strict tolerance requirements. The role offers the appeal of working with advanced metrology software in a dynamic environment where precision directly impacts project success. It is an in-office position with occasional jobsite travel, requiring the ability to work in demanding field conditions and collaborate closely with mechanics and rigging teams.

This full-time Journeyman Pipefitter role at Nichols Brothers Boat Builders involves fabricating and installing complex piping systems for a diverse range of marine vessels on Whidbey Island. Key responsibilities include reading blueprints, cutting and bending pipe, assembling spools, and performing basic welding tasks across various shipyard environments. The position appeals to skilled tradespeople seeking a collaborative culture with a strong emphasis on safety and professional growth through state-certified apprenticeship programs. The work arrangement includes on-site duties in fabrication shops and aboard vessels, with opportunities for overtime and potential leadership development.

This full-time over-the-road flatbed driving role requires a valid CDL-A license and one year of experience. The position involves hauling oversized loads across the country, with comprehensive training provided for drivers new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include securing cargo, managing tarping and dimensional loads, and maintaining the company's modern fleet of Volvo and Freightliner trucks. The role is appealing due to the company's family-owned culture, driver-focused values, and a new truck fleet averaging 16 months old. Benefits include paid weekly earnings, a comprehensive benefits package with health insurance and 401K matching, and a supportive environment recognized as a top workplace. The position offers significant home time flexibility and includes perks such as a free iPad and pet-friendly policies.

This full-time Agile Scrum Master role supports a government team developing autonomous marine vessels for the US Navy. The position involves mentoring the Sensor Systems R&D team on Agile methodologies, facilitating cross-functional collaboration, and guiding the adoption of iterative development processes using tools like JIRA and Confluence. The role requires up to 25% travel within the Continental US, with the primary work arrangement being remote. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to critical national defense missions within a culture that values integrity, innovation, and continuous growth. The company offers a flexible work environment, robust learning resources, and the autonomy to balance professional ambitions with personal life.

This full-time over-the-road flatbed driving role requires a valid CDL-A license and one year of experience. The position involves hauling oversized loads across the country using a modern fleet of Volvo and Freightliner trucks. Key responsibilities include securing cargo, managing tarp operations, and navigating border crossings to Canada. The role is appealing due to the company's family-owned culture, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401k match, and driver-focused perks like paid orientation and a free iPad. The job offers significant earning potential through various pay incentives and provides flexibility with home time ranging from 14 to 21 days.

This full-time over-the-road truck driving role with Koch Trucking's flatbed division seeks experienced CDL-A drivers to haul oversized loads across the country. Key responsibilities include securing flatbed cargo, navigating border crossings to Canada, and maintaining the company's high standards for safety and efficiency. The position appeals to drivers through a modern fleet of Volvo and Freightliner trucks averaging 16 months old, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401k match, and a driver-focused culture that values work-life balance with home time ranging from 14 to 21 days. The company also provides paid orientation, a free iPad for connectivity, and a supportive environment recognized for excellence in the transportation industry.

This full-time over-the-road flatbed driving role requires a valid CDL-A license and one year of experience. The position involves hauling oversized flatbed loads across long distances, with additional training provided for those new to flatbed operations. Key responsibilities include securing cargo, managing tarping, and navigating border crossings to Canada. The role is appealing due to a modern fleet of trucks averaging 16 months old, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401k match, and a driver-focused culture that values safety and respect. The company offers paid weekly earnings, accrued paid time off, and a supportive environment recognized for workplace excellence. Drivers can expect extended home time of 14 to 21 days and access to driver lounges and pet policies.