The Employment Service was established in
1985 by the World Aquaculture Society to assist its membership and the
international aquaculture community with current job and career information.
The annual posting of jobs and CVs at WAS international and US Aquaculture Society (USAS) Chapter meetings,
and the online job and resume databases via the Internet serve as a
clearinghouse for employment opportunities and information. The job and CV databases are maintained throughout the year by the Employment Service
Coordinator.
The WASES is provided at no cost to businesses, academic and other non-profit institutions, NGOs, state/federal agencies, employed professionals and students in support of the international aquaculture community. Besides aquaculture, other fields like fisheries, aquatic sciences and seafood are included along with graduate assistantships, post-docs, and internships. Listings for CVs are removed after 6 months and job announcements are open until the closing date you set on the submission form. Jobs and CVs are typically posted within 1-2 days after receiving them.
Please contact the Employment
Service Coordinator with all your comments, questions and
suggestions.
Thank you, John Ewart
WASES Page Visitation Metrics 2020 - 2022 https://was.org/Statistics/20-22-es_Report/
We are pleased to announce
the opening of our International Mariculture Internship Program, at no cost, to student members of the World Aquaculture Society. For additional information
please contact:
Michael H. Schwarz, Ph.D.
VIRGINIA TECH: Director: VSAREC
102 S. King Street
Hampton, Virginia.
23669 USA
Tel: 1-757-727-4861
email: mschwarz@vt.edu
SKYPE: michaelhschwarz
Parametrix
Tacoma, Washington
Closing Date: Oct 25 2024
Partner Staffing
Fort St John, BC Canada
Closing Date: Oct 25 2024
Trouw Nutrition
Amersfoort, Utrecht, Netherlands
Closing Date: Oct 25 2024
Mississippi State University
Stoneville, Mississippi
Closing Date: Oct 31 2024
UM6P - Mohammed VI Polytechnic University
Morocco
Closing Date: Oct 24 2024
University of Hawaii, Pacific Aquaculture and Coastal Resources Center (PACRC)
The Shellfish Hatchery Manager is responsible for the operation of the PACRC bivalve hatchery and microalgae production facility. Works with the Principal Investigator overseeing bivalve/invertebrate culture projects to conduct research and development for hatchery production and grow out methods for several species of bivalves and other invertebrates in Hawai’i and other locations. Species include Pacific and Eastern oysters, pearl oysters, pen shells, microalgae, macroalgae and other native species. Coordinates schedules and tasks for other hatchery employees. Oversees student assistants employed in the Workforce Training Program. Drives to project sites using UH vehicles to conduct field work, procurement, such as going to hardware stores, and transport items on the PACRC site and between campus sites. Will assist in production of polyploid oysters.
World Aquaculture Society
PO Box 397
Sorrento, LA 70778-0397
USA
+1 225.347.5408
+1 225.347.5408
Judy Andrasko