Camp Manager - Raven Camp, Greenland

In this seasonal remote research management position, you play a crucial role in the daily functions at Raven Camp. Every day, you are responsible for all aspects of the operation, maintenance, and management of the camp facilities and staff. As the camp leader, you complete a variety of vital tasks, including ensuring equipment is maintained and operated safely, managing camp flight support, performing snow grooming, and planning put-in and pull-out missions. You also provide orientation to all new camp arrivals, ensuring the safety of everyone at camp.

The Air National Guard 109th uses Raven Camp for flight training missions, so you keep lines of communication open with their personnel about any daily requirements they have in order to better manage the daily schedule. You also assist with any peripheral Air National Guard 109th training support requests, including Arctic survival training and night flying. A dedicated team player, you participate in all other aspects of camp support, including cooking, equipment operation, digging, camp construction, and winterization. With keen attention to detail, you maintain proper documentation as well as manage camp cargo and resupply needs. Nothing gets by you, no matter how small.

An adventurer at heart, you don't mind "roughing it" when necessary. Sometimes you'll sleep comfortably in a dorm with a roommate; at other times, you might bunk down in a hut that's -20℉. There might be power or water restrictions, and dining options aren't exactly 5-star. But you love the excitement and wild beauty of this isolated place, and even on your most challenging days, you don't regret taking this opportunity. You get great satisfaction in knowing your contributions are benefiting a worthwhile mission!

• 5+ years of relevant work experience OR a bachelor's degree with combined equivalent experience
• 2+ years of supervisory experience
• Remote field experience
• Wilderness First Responder Certification
• Ability to work and supervise in remote and isolated environments
• Ability to maintain flexibility and a positive attitude in a dynamic, fast-paced environment
• Willingness to work in extreme temperatures and weather conditions
• Intermediate computer skills

Polar field camp experience (Arctic or Antarctic) and cargo experience in polar environments would be preferred. Familiarity with remote power systems, generators, and flight support would also be beneficial. A Hazardous Material Shipping Certification and Incident Command System (ICS) 100 and 200 certifications would be a plus. Are you an excellent communicator? Do you have exceptional problem-solving skills? Can you effectively lead a small team? Are you always on the lookout for your next big adventure? If yes, you might just be perfect for this seasonal remote research management position!

This remote research management position typically works 9-hour days, 6 days per week. This is a seasonal position that lasts from approximately late March to late August. The schedule may vary and is based on location, weather conditions, and work requirements. The ability to work varied schedules, 12+ hours per day, split shifts, part-time, early mornings, evenings, and weekends is required.

If you feel that you would be right for this Field Research Camp Manager job, please fill out our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application. We look forward to meeting you!

Location: 80127

Job offers are contingent on the completion of a satisfactory background check and may include physical and dental examinations as required by the National Science Foundation.