2025-10-24 – Weekly Marine Biology Jobs : Explore long-lived marine animal research

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This week, the marine biology job market seems to be buzzing with opportunities across various specialties. There’s a critical need for roles that involve hands-on research and education. Plus, there are some solid remote options for those who prefer working from anywhere.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Marine Biologist
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Quissett, MA
    This role involves diving deep into marine ecosystems and contributing to ecological research. A Master’s degree is a must, though a PhD is preferred.
    Apply Here

  • Marine Technical Specialist
    Company: University of Miami | Location: Miami, FL
    A great opportunity to apply your marine biology and engineering skills in a diverse academic setting. Bachelor’s degree required.
    Apply Here

  • Marine Education Specialist
    Company: AMIKids Boatyard | Location: Panama City, FL
    If you love teaching and the ocean, this role has you covered. Involves teaching marine science and outdoor sports courses.
    Apply Here

  • Biologist/Marine Biologist
    Company: JBW Federal | Location: 96915, GU
    Work with documents involving natural resources, both terrestrial and marine. A sound knowledge of the Endangered Species Act is beneficial.
    Apply Here

  • Postdoctoral Scientist - Marine Biomedical Discovery
    Company: Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute | Location: Gloucester, MA
    Join a team exploring the biology of long-lived marine animals to uncover biomedical breakthroughs. A perfect role for those passionate about evolutionary biology.
    Apply Here

  • Summer 2026 Intern
    Company: Clearwater Marine Aquarium | Location: Clearwater, FL
    Dive into hands-on experience in marine biology, rescue, and rehab. Ideal for students looking to get their feet wet in the field.
    Apply Here

  • Postdoctoral Fellow in Marine Molluscan Phylogeny and Venom Evolution
    Company: Harvard University | Location: Cambridge, MA
    Engage in groundbreaking research at the intersection of evolutionary science and venom biology. A fascinating role for those interested in marine mollusks.
    Apply Here

  • Marine Biologist - Six Senses Amaala
    Company: IHG | Location: Sau
    Focus on marine ecology with a luxury hospitality twist. Requires a degree in Marine Biology and a couple of years of experience.
    Apply Here

  • Marine Technical Specialist - Ocean Sciences
    Company: University of Miami | Location: Miami, FL
    A repeat entry, this role combines marine science with technical expertise, supporting oceanographic research.
    Apply Here

  • Biological Scientist (Marine/Fisheries Science)
    Company: @Orchard | Location: Falmouth, MA
    Tackle population biology projects within the Marine Biologist or Scientist domain. Perfect for those keen on fisheries science.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote roles offer a different kind of flexibility, allowing you to contribute to marine science from just about anywhere. This week, a few roles stand out:

  • Social Media Manager
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Portland, OR
    Manage online presence and communications for a marine-focused organization. Requires experience in communications or marine biology.
    Apply Here

  • Take Reduction Team Coordinator
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Silver Spring, MD
    Focus on marine mammal conservation with a role that blends science and policy. Requires expertise in conservation biology.
    Apply Here

  • Technical Editor (Scientific Publications)
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Quissett, MA
    Polish and publish scientific documents in marine and fishery science. Ideal for those with a knack for detail and scientific communication.
    Apply Here

  • AUV Data Analyst
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Silver Spring, MD
    Analyze data from autonomous underwater vehicles. A technical role perfect for those with a marine biology or oceanography background.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Keep an eye on these opportunities, and good luck if you’re applying. Hope you find something that excites you!

Last month I snagged an interview on a long‑lived shark project by adding a 100‑word ‘methods blurb’ to my cover letter listing the exact tools (vertebral band counts, bomb‑radiocarbon checks, R/targets) and hitting submit within 24 hours. Caveat: many ‘remote’ roles still expect occasional ship days — ask up front; also try filtering for ‘sclerochronology’ on https://www.usajobs.gov to surface the sneaky ones, like spotting a flounder on sand.

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red petrography + SWIR; ‘white mica’ Al-OH shifts beat ICP-MS; pXRF quartz-carbonate logging helped; ~$90–115k USD; QA/QC matters.

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And i’ve had good traction by attaching a one‑page “methods cheat sheet” to applications for long‑lived species — tag types I’ve used (Vemco acoustic, PSAT), the models I run (CJS in RMark, multistate), and relevant permit numbers; interviewers kept referencing it like I’d handed them the field log before the cruise. If your aging chops are lighter, link a tiny analysis notebook/repo and point to something like NOAA’s age‑and‑growth overview: Age and Growth | NOAA Fisheries.

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