Jobs at Appalachian Mountain Club

The Interim Senior Manager of FP&A will lead financial planning cycles, ensure high-quality analysis, and support executive decision-making during a 12-week leave period.

The Visitors Services Specialist represents AMC to visitors, manages reservations, handles cash transactions, provides local information, and assists with center maintenance and guest services.

The Ridgerunner Coordinator manages and leads the Ridgerunner program, overseeing training, logistics, and public education on the Appalachian Trail.

Prepare and serve meals, maintain facilities, assist campers, and perform various tasks related to camp operations at Three Mile Island.

The Appalachian Mountain Club seeks Ridgerunners for summer roles. Responsibilities include hiking up to 15 miles daily, engaging the public, reporting trail conditions, and educating visitors on sustainability and safety on the Appalachian Trail.

The Major Gift Officer will identify and cultivate relationships with major gift prospects, aiming to secure donations at $25K and above, while supporting broader fundraising efforts and engaging with the AMC community.

The Huts Education Coordinator leads educational programs at AMC's backcountry huts, coordinating with staff, creating materials, and facilitating connections with nature for visitors.

The Backcountry Hut Naturalist leads environmental education programs, connects visitors with nature, and performs various operational duties in an AMC hut.

As a Lodge Caretaker, you will oversee facility operations, conduct inspections, assist in maintenance, and ensure guest satisfaction while living on-site.

Provide technical support, onboard and offboard employees, troubleshoot hardware/software issues, and maintain IT service documentation.

As a Backcountry Caretaker, you will educate the public on camping practices, maintain campsites and trails, manage human waste, and volunteer for search and rescue. Responsibilities include data collection and representing the AMC professionally.