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Geologist
Position Title: Geologist – Critical Minerals Testing Work Schedule: Up to 40 hours/week Pay: $90,000 DOE Location: Glennallen, Alaska Reports to: Executive Director
Summary: Join our team to conduct geological testing and analysis of abandoned mines and mine sites to identify critical minerals and contaminants. This role involves fieldwork, sample collection, and interpreting laboratory analysis to assess the potential for critical mineral resources. Collaboration with various stakeholders including governmental agencies, community organizations, and industry experts is essential to support our mission of sustainable resource development and environmental stewardship.
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Project Manager
Position Title: Project Manager – Critical Minerals Testing and Site Assessment Work Schedule: Up to 40 hours/week Pay: $90,000 DOE Location: Glennallen, Alaska Reports to: Executive Director
Summary: Join our team as a Project Manager to lead the critical minerals testing and site assessment project on abandoned mines and mine sites. This role involves overseeing the identification, inventory, and analysis of legacy mine sites to assess for contaminants and critical mineral resources. The Project Manager will coordinate fieldwork, manage data collection and analysis, and ensure the project meets its objectives and deliverables.
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Education & Outreach Coordinator
Position Title: Education and Outreach Coordinator Work Schedule: Up to 40 hours/week Pay: $60,000 DOE Location: Glennallen Alaska Reports to: Executive Director
Summary: Join our team to develop, implement, and manage educational programs and outreach initiatives that promote community engagement and educational opportunities. This role involves working with Tribes, ANCSA Corps., schools, community organizations, and the general public to enhance the reach and impact of our educational efforts.
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Stream Habitat Restoration Biologist
Position: Stream Habitat Restoration Biologist Location: Glennallen, Alaska Salary: $60,000 – $80,000 DOE Schedule: 40 Hours Per Week Reports To: Executive Director
SUMMARY: The Ahtna Intertribal Resource Commission (AITRC) is seeking a self-motivated individual to fill the position of Stream Habitat Restoration Biologist, in the Ahtna Territory of southcentral Alaska. The incumbent will meet with the Ahtna tribes to gather information on environmental areas of concern, rank priority fish passage projects, plan and carry out fieldwork, and apply for implementation funding. Trainings will be attended with partner organizations to guarantee synchronized protocols, data, and ranking criteria.
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Wildlife Fence Construction
Job Title: Wildlife Fence Construction Work Schedule: Hours may vary Pay: $20/hr Location: Glennallen, Alaska Reports to: Wildlife Biologist Dates: June through August (Until project is completed)
Project Overview: AITRC is embarking on an important habitat improvement project to construct a wildlife fence in the Glennallen area. This initiative aims to propagate willows for browse enhancements within the Ahtna Territory. The project will involve the planning, designing, and constructing of a wildlife barrier while ensuring the safety and mobility of wildlife species.
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THPO Assistant
Position Title: Tribal Historic Preservation Office Assistant Work Schedule: Between 20-40 hours/week Pay: DOE Location: Glennallen, Alaska
Summary: The position of AITRC Tribal Historic Preservation Office Assistant (THPO Assistant) works under the direct supervision of the Project Coordinator and will support the project coordinator and other staff on a variety of tasks. This project seeks to lay the groundwork for establishing a Tribal Historic Preservation Office in the Ahtna region by building the regulatory, human-resource and data-management capacity needed. The THPO Assistant will learn to monitor active development sites to identify cultural resources that may be impacted. Additionally, this position will assist the Project Coordinator and Anthropologist with a variety of tasks as needed.
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