Graduate Scholarships, Fellowships, Jobs and Career Fairs

• The Rural Energy Program at the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium is hiring a mechanical engineer. The engineer will join a dynamic team working in collaboration with Alaska Native communities to develop and implement projects to reduce the cost of energy and make rural water and sanitation systems more sustainable. The application deadline is Friday, March 24, 2023; the link to apply is on ANTHC’s website (Job ID: 1058, salary range shown is for the entry-level position only).
  
  
• A Marine Energy Career Panel – featuring staff from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and National Renewable Energy Laboratory — is hosting an event across various disciplines (engineering, biology, science communications, etc.) to discuss their marine energy careers. Panel members will share information about their background, education, career path, and current projects. The program is Monday, April 10, 2023 at 2 p.m. AKDT. Registration is closed for the Marine Energy Career Panel.
  
  
• The Southeast Conference is hiring an energy coordinator. This position will facilitate and develop Southeast Alaska energy projects, including programs to reduce the region’s reliance on fossil fuel for electrical generation, beneficial electrification with a special emphasis on utilization of biomass, and coordinating the activities of the Alaska Wood Energy Development Task Group. The successful applicant will be an independent, organized self-starter, and familiar with community energy issues. Travel required. Salary is dependent on experience. The position comes with an excellent benefits package. Send letters of interest and resumes to robert@seconference.org.

• The Pacific Marine Energy Center offers travel reimbursements for university collaborations that expand scientific understanding and focus on high-impact research. The strongest applications will be rooted in PMEC community values — to make measurable progress toward a more sustainable and resilient future and to work collectively to solve meaningful problems. More information is available here.
  
  
• The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s 2023 Coastal Management Fellowship Program has information about eligibility, project descriptions and guidance for applying on its NOAA Coastal Management Fellowship website.