2025-10-31 – Weekly Marine Biology Jobs : Exciting postdoc in venom evolution

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the marine biology job market feels like a bustling tide. There’s a noticeable demand for marine technical specialists and biologists, and some exciting opportunities are cropping up for those interested in research. Plus, there are verified remote positions for those who prefer flexibility without location constraints.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Marine Technical Specialist
    Company: University of Miami | Location: Miami, FL
    Looking for someone with a Bachelor’s in Biology, Marine Biology, Marine Science, or Engineering. If you’ve got the degree and love the idea of working at a prestigious university, this could be a great fit.
    Apply Here

  • Marine Biologist
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Quissett, MA
    This role requires at least a Bachelor’s or Master’s in marine biology, ecology, or a related field. A PhD is preferred. It’s a chance to work with a forward-thinking team.
    Apply Here

  • Marine Education Specialist
    Company: AMIKids Boatyard | Location: Panama City, FL
    This one involves teaching marine science, oceanography, and more. Perfect for those with a passion for education and sharing their love of the ocean.
    Apply Here

  • Summer 2026 Intern
    Company: Clearwater Marine Aquarium | Location: Clearwater, FL
    An internship offering hands-on experience in marketing, business, marine biology, and more. It’s a perfect stepping stone for students or recent grads.
    Apply Here

  • Postdoctoral Scientist - Marine Biomedical Discovery
    Company: Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute | Location: Gloucester, MA
    Dive into the biology of long-lived marine animals. If evolutionary science excites you, this research-focused role could be your calling.
    Apply Here

  • ESA Section 7 Consultation Biologist
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Silver Spring, MD
    Requires a degree in environmental science or a related field. Ideal for those who excel in critical thinking and assessing environmental impacts.
    Apply Here

  • Postdoctoral Fellow in Marine Molluscan Phylogeny and Venom Evolution
    Company: Harvard University | Location: Cambridge, MA
    Join cutting-edge research at the intersection of marine biology and venom biology. If you’re ready for groundbreaking work, this is the place.
    Apply Here

  • Research Associate I - eDNA Service
    Company: Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute | Location: Gloucester, MA
    Focused on molecular biology, this role is perfect for those with hands-on experience and a degree in biology or a related field.
    Apply Here

  • Marine Biologist - Six Senses Amaala
    Company: IHG | Location: Sau
    Must have a Bachelor’s in Marine Biology and over two years of experience. A unique opportunity in a luxury setting for those wanting to blend hospitality with marine science.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week, we’re seeing some great remote roles for those who prefer working from anywhere. Check them out:

  • Take Reduction Team Coordinator
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Silver Spring, MD
    Ideal for those with expertise in marine mammal conservation and technical reporting. If you enjoy flexible work environments, this is for you.
    Apply Here

  • Social Media Manager
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Portland, OR
    For those with a knack for communications or graphic design and a love for marine biology. A great fit if you can manage social media from anywhere.
    Apply Here

  • Technical Editor (Scientific Publications)
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Quissett, MA
    If you have experience editing scientific documents and knowledge of fisheries, this remote role is perfect for you.
    Apply Here

  • AUV Data Analyst
    Company: Think Tank, Inc. | Location: Silver Spring, MD
    Perfect for data enthusiasts with a degree in Marine Biology or a related field who want to work remotely.
    Apply Here


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Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s the latest for this week. Dive in, explore these opportunities, and remember—every job is a chance to make a splash in the field of marine biology.

I’ve snagged one of those verified remote roles by taking the “apply promptly” note: I keep a 120-word, JD-specific pitch paragraph ready so I can tailor and submit within an hour. For postdocs like the venom evolution one, a brief pre-application email to the PI with that paragraph has reliably led to quick replies.

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Quick tip from my last two cycles: I email the PI within 24 hours with a 3‑line note and a single figure link (I use ORCID: https://orcid.org) and it’s bumped me to shortlists faster. If the post says ‘no direct emails’, I attach the one‑pager in the portal and add a line about vessel or dive availability so they know I’m ready.

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Remote flexibility: I went bench→data; quantify SOP gains, but titles vary — follow @ChemJobber: https://chemjobber.blogspot.com.

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That “real-time” thing bites — two postings vanished on me last week, . What helped: I add a single line in my cover for remote roles about my OBIS→ERDDAP workflow and link one tiny repo (https://obis.org), which keeps reviewers on the data angle and got me two callbacks within 48 hours. Small caveat: don’t overlink; one concrete method beats a CV dump — anyone else doing this?

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