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ABOUT PACIFIC WHALE FOUNDATION
Pacific Whale Foundation is a nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to protecting our oceans through science and advocacy. We recognize the ocean's significant role in maintaining our planet as a liveable ecosystem and are committed to protecting the ocean and its inhabitants through our ongoing research, education and conservation efforts.
Founded in 1980, Pacific Whale Foundation employs individuals who share a common commitment to our mission. Our staff also share a love of learning about marine wildlife and a passion for sharing our discoveries with the public. During the past three decades, Pacific Whale Foundation staff helped pioneer noninvasive whale, dolphin and coral reef research; since then, Pacific Whale Foundation has emerged as respected advocates and leaders in the protection of whales and cetaceans worldwide. Pacific Whale Foundation operates one of the world's largest and most respected ecotourism operations, which has enabled more than 3.5 million people to learn about the marine environment through firsthand experiences at sea. These encounters provide profound and meaningful enticements for participants to become involved in protecting the valuable and irreplaceable ocean environment
BECOMING A PACIFIC WHALE FOUNDATION TEAM MEMBER
Work with a group of enthusiastic, vibrant people to make a difference! Pacific Whale Foundation has approximately 150 employees, including researchers, marine educators, conservationists, naturalists, vessel captains, retail and office staff. If you are interested in working at Pacific Whale Foundation, please bookmark this page and check back periodically for our latest job openings.
We offer competitive salary, great benefits and the opportunity to do meaningful work in a dynamic organization with lots of growth potential.
For qualifying employees these benefits may also be available: Medical, Vision, Drug, Dental and Alternative Medicine Insurance, Vacation, Sick Leave, Paid Holidays, Retirement Savings Plan, Merchandise Discounts - Up to 40% off at our retail stores, Complimentary Cruises and other incentives and bonuses.
To apply for any of our posted jobs, please send a cover letter and resume by the closing date to applications@pacificwhale.org and you MUST include the EXACT position title in the subject line, or mail your documents to: Human Resources, Pacific Whale Foundation, 300 Ma'alaea Road, Suite 211, Wailuku, HI 96793.
Please, no phone calls.
We do not accept unsolicited applications or applications with photos, personal information (such as but not limited to medical history, age, marital status, parental status, etc.) or applications which are incomplete or illegible.
Pacific Whale Foundation conducts background screens and drug tests as a condition of employment. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
CURRENT JOB OPENINGS
Web Developer
The Web Developer is responsible for the creation and maintenance of all public and private facing web and e-commerce sites. The Web Developer works closely with the Marketing and Graphics department and the Senior Programmer to deliver content and feature rich virtual experiences. Click HERE for full job description.
Conservation Manager
Full Time, Salaried Position
Job Posting
Pacific Whale Foundation is seeking an individual with proven experience in planning, implementing and supporting conservation campaigns, along with excellent written and verbal communication skills, to serve as our Conservation Manager and lead our conservation programs. The ideal candidate must have 5 years experience in an ocean or marine related field. Experience with budgeting. planning and departmental management, as well as an understanding of the legislative process and managing multiple priorities, will be viewed favorably. To apply, write to applications@pacificwhale.org. No phone calls please. Application deadline: February 29, 2012.
THE FOLLOWING POSTIONS ARE OPEN YEAR ROUND:
Naturalist
Responsible for educating passengers and all crew duties aboard snorkeling and whale watching cruises. Bachelor’s degree in a related field is required. Click HERE for full job description.
Purser
Responsible for customer service, food/beverage service, and basic crew duties aboard snorkeling and whale watching cruises. Customer service experience preferred. Click HERE for full job description.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO REVIEWING YOUR APPLICATION MATERIALS, GOOD LUCK IN YOUR JOB SEARCH!




