Teams at The Great Basin Institute

Provides visitor services at Zion National Park through entrance-station and campground fee collection, pass sales, permit issuance, visitor orientation, reservation management, traffic control, and campground compliance checks. The role also includes cash and inventory reconciliation, clerical and courier duties, light maintenance, communication via radio and Microsoft tools, and potential support for interpretation and education programs. Work is full-time for 39 weeks in indoor and outdoor settings.

Processes, arranges, describes, preserves, digitizes, and provides access to archival and manuscript collections at Yellowstone National Park. Duties include creating finding aids and metadata, digitization, reference services, records oversight, housekeeping, outreach, reporting, and project leadership. The role requires archival standards knowledge, preservation and digitization skills, communication abilities, a valid driver’s license, physical ability to move heavy materials, and completion of a Department of the Interior background investigation.

Processes approximately 21 linear feet of National Park Service archival records, including appraisal, arrangement, rehousing, cataloging, description, digitization, metadata creation, and born-digital preservation. The Archivist will create a 508-compliant finding aid, enter records into ArchivesSpace and MCMS, follow archival and FADGI standards, and support long-term storage and access. The role is full-time for 21 weeks in Albuquerque, with at least one vehicle trip to Aztec Ruins National Monument.