Teams at Sealaska Corporation

Leads daily operations for a large-scale groundwater monitoring and environmental remediation project. Supervises staff, coordinates schedules, resources, procurement, equipment maintenance, fieldwork logistics, safety, quality, regulatory compliance, and corrective actions. Reviews work completion, trains and evaluates personnel, supports budgeting and long-range planning, resolves operational issues, and coordinates with internal departments and project stakeholders.

Provides administrative and operational support for a grant-funded career pathways program serving Alaska Native students. Responsibilities include managing documents, supplies, inventory, procurement and reimbursement forms, travel logistics, meeting schedules, surveys, outreach, contracts, and program records. The role also handles inquiries, organizes complex activities, and may drive a company vehicle. This is a full-time office-based position with occasional physical demands and no supervisory responsibility.

Manages Sealaska Heritage Institute’s philanthropy program, including major gifts, donor prospecting, planned giving, endowment campaigns, fundraising strategy, and donor cultivation. Builds relationships with individuals, foundations, and corporations; leads trustees, volunteers, contractors, and development initiatives; coordinates multiple projects; and represents the organization in community and professional settings. Requires frequent travel within Alaska and the lower 48, occasional long hours, and strong knowledge of charitable giving and Southeast Alaska Native culture.