Fisheries Biological Aide – Lewiston Anadromous Snorkel Crew (3 Positions)

These positions will travel to remote locations for data collection; require the physical ability to walk and backpack for several hours over rugged terrain and along water ways; stand and work in cold water for up to eight hours per shift; work under water using snorkel equipment; hitch and pull trailers; lift and carry up to 60+ pounds; and work in extreme weather conditions. Operate motorized equipment including ATVs, trail bikes, and/or UTVs. Evening, weekend, and holiday work will be required. Frequent (overnight) in-state travel may be required.

The work schedule will vary, but will generally consist of 10-hour workdays, with 8 days on duty followed by 6 days off duty depending on project needs, stream conditions, weather, and other factors. Applicants must be flexible on their schedule. All food, equipment, and camping gear (except for sleeping bags) are supplied by IDFG during work shifts. The crew is required to camp out in remote backcountry areas with limited or no phone/internet service during their shifts. Housing is not provided during days off.