Description
Department of Marine Resources
$18.00 hourly
May - October 2025
Three full-time positions available
The Department of Marine Resources (DMR) Biotoxin Monitoring Program monitors shellfish along the coast of Maine during the “red tide” season. Weekly shellfish samples are collected by the Biotoxin Program and results are used to regulate the harvest of shellfish for public health.
These positions will collect, transport and process shellfish collected throughout the coast that will contract at the Maine Department of Marine Resources. Start and end dates are flexible for this position. The seasonal staff positions will be based out of the Boothbay Harbor and Lamoine facilities. Weekly field work will include travel to sampling locations from Eliot to Stockton Springs for Boothbay Harbor and Stockton Springs to Eastport for Lamoine. This work will be conducted Sunday through Thursday and will be tide dependent so field work scheduled during daylight hours will include early mornings to late evenings; flexibility of work hours during the season is required. If available, a vehicle will be provided to complete all field collection. If a state vehicle is unavailable, personal vehicle use will be paid a mileage stipend. Knowledge and experience in field work is preferable with shellfish experience, phytoplankton identification and laboratory QA/QC preferred.
Requirements
This position must hold a valid driver’s license and must feel comfortable working independently under minimal supervision and at odd hours if necessary due to low tide sample collection. Must be detail oriented, organized and have a positive attitude.
Comments
Please submit a resume and two references by April 18,2025 to with “Biotoxin Technician” on the subject line.>
Department of Marine Resources
$18.00 hourly
June - November 2025
Description
The Department of Marine Resources (DMR) Biotoxin and Water Quality Monitoring Program monitors shellfish and water samples along the coast of Maine. Weekly shellfish samples will be collected and analyzed for bacterial pathogens. The results will be used to gather background data within the state which will aid in regulating the harvest of shellfish for public health.
One full-time seasonal position is needed to collect, transport and process shellfish collected throughout the coast that will contract at the Maine Department of Marine Resources. Shellfish will be processed for vibrio culturing and identification. Half of the time spent in this position will include field work collecting and transporting samples while the other half will involve laboratory methods for detection, isolation, and characterization of vibrio in shellfish. Start and end dates are flexible for this position. The seasonal staff position will be based out of the Boothbay Harbor facility. Weekly fieldwork could include travel to sampling locations from Scarborough to Blue Hill, Maine. This work will be conducted Monday through Friday and can be tide dependent so field work scheduled during daylight hours could include early mornings to late evenings; flexibility of work hours during the season is required. If available, a vehicle will be provided to complete all field collection. If a state vehicle is unavailable, personal vehicle use will be paid a mileage stipend.
Requirements
Knowledge and experience in field work is preferable with shellfish. Laboratory experience with media preparation, autoclave use, pipetting, bacterial culturing and QA/QC preferred. This position must hold a valid driver’s license and must feel comfortable working independently under minimal supervision and at odd hours if necessary. Must be detail oriented, organized and have a positive attitude. If interested there is an opportunity to learn PCR techniques as time permits.
Comments
Please submit a resume and two references by May 16, 2025 to with “Vibrio Monitoring Contractor” on the subject line.>
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Description
Boothbay Harbor
June - September 2025
Monday - Friday
$18.00 hourly
The Department of Marine Resources (DMR) Shellfish Disease Monitoring Program monitors shellfish along the coast of Maine during the summer season. Weekly shellfish samples are collected by the Pathology Program and results are used to gather baseline data on the prevalence of key aquaculture pathogens within the state.
JOB DESCRIPTION: Tri-State Staffing is seeking to fill one full-time seasonal position from June to September to collect, transport and process shellfish collected throughout the coast for the Maine Department of Marine Resources’ annual shellfish disease monitoring program. The shellfish samples are to be collected from participating aquaculture sites as well as from wild oyster beds. Start and end dates are flexible for this position. The seasonal staff position will be based out of the Boothbay Harbor facility. Weekly field work will include travel to sampling locations from Kittery to Searsport, Maine. This work will be conducted Monday through Friday and times will vary with availability of growers; flexibility of work hours during the season is required. If available, a vehicle will be provided to complete all field collection. If a state vehicle is unavailable, personal vehicle use will be paid a mileage stipend.
Requirements
Knowledge and experience in shellfish shucking and handling, basic laboratory skills, and desire to learn histological techniques is preferred. This position must hold a valid driver’s license and must feel comfortable working independently under minimal supervision. Must be detail oriented, organized and have a positive attitude.
Comments
PLEASE SUBMIT RESUME AND TWO REFERENCES BY MAY 24TH, 2025.
PLEASE SEND THIS INFORMATION TO THE EMAIL ABOVE WITH “PATHOLOGY TECHNICIAN” ON THE SUBJECT LINE.
MSR Auto Repair, LLC in Wayne is looking for an experienced, professional Full-time Automotive Technician. We're a small, family-owned full service repair shop on the outskirts of the Winthrop area with a strong customer base. We operate Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM with the front office open for customer pickups until 6:00 PM.
Ideal candidates should have the following:
Bonus points for candidates with ASE certifications, can also work on motorcycles, small engines, diesels, and have the knowledge to weld.
Competitive hourly pay based on experience. No flat rate, no weekends.
Benefits include the following:
Please email resumes and references to or stop in at 58 Fairbanks Road in Wayne.>
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The Travis Mills Foundation is excited to announce our current opening for a Finance Coordinator.
Work Location: 647 Castle Island Road., Mt. Vernon, ME
Full Time - In Office
$20 - $22/hr based on experience
Position Summary:
The Finance Coordinator position plays a critical role in ensuring the accuracy and completeness of the Travis Mills Foundation’s financial records. This position requires high attention to detail, self-motivation, and independent critical thinking skills, and a proactive financial mindset. Maintaining confidentiality and meeting deadlines is essential. Must work effectively within a team environment. Uses effective communication skills with all other staff members and vendors while demonstrating a high level of professionalism.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
* Salary based upon experience
* Full time schedule available
* Discounted meals
* Winthrop location just a couple miles from Manchester
Call Kelly at 207-212-7445 to set up an interview
TJ's Pizzeria is a small, family style restaurant that serves, pizza, wings, burgers, wraps, paninis and more! We are looking for an experienced Kitchen Manager to join our Team. Candidates must have kitchen experience and be able to work as a team player.
For more information, please visit: https://www.capitalareastaffing.com/Jobs/Item/99311
2 positions available
32-40 hours weekly (including weekends)
May - September
$17.00 hour
Duties:
*Design learning opportunities for students in Aquarium & Learning Lab
*Open, staff & close exhibit spaces for field trip & visitors
*Educate a wide range of audiences about the Gulf of Maine & DMR research
*Provide positive visitor experiences
*Keep visitors & living collections safe
*Clean public spaces
*Work with other seasonal Aquarium staff & DMR staff
*Other duties as needed
Requirements:
*Associate/Bachelor degree in biology, education, or related field
*18 years old or over
*Ability to give clear, accurate, engaging public presentations
*Prior public speaking experience
*Comfortable with & able to handle aquarium specimens
*Ability to understand & follow oral & written instructions
*Strong verbal, written & interpersonal skills
*Comfortable in dynamic, fast paced environment
*Requires long periods of physical activity (standing, climbing ladders, reaching in wet conditions)
*Represent DMR professionally
Please submit resume, cover letter, & two references by March 15 to >
Please enter “Aquarium Educator” in the Subject line
June - August (including training)
40 hours weekly (including weekends)
$17.00 hourly
Duties:
Qualifications:
Please send a resume by May 1st to >
Please enter 'Admissions Clerk' on the subject line
Description
May- October
$18.00 hourly Location is Augusta
The Maine Department of Marine Resources, Bureau of Sea Run Fisheries and Habitat established to protect, conserve, restore, manage, and enhance diadromous fish populations and their habitat in all waters of the State; to secure a sustainable recreational fishery for diadromous species; and to conduct and coordinate projects involving research, planning, management, restoration or propagation of diadromous fishes.
Full-time seasonal entry-level position to assist with the trap and truck operations on the Kennebec River. Responsibilities of this position include: responding to notification of Atlantic salmon captures in a timely manner, collecting biological data and transporting fish in accordance to standard operating procedures. Other responsibilities include maintenance and upkeep of equipment including tanks, trailer and sampling equipment, entering biological data into ME-DMR database via electronic data entry form, mounting scales, labeling and preservation of tissue samples and accurate fish identification. Flexibility for working evenings, weekends and holidays is necessity. A clean driving record and a class C license are required.
KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES
•Operation of a truck and trailer
•College-level coursework or equivalent experience in the natural sciences field
•Class C license and clean driving record.
•Northeast fish identification skills
•Experience with Microsoft products – particularly Access/Excel
•Must be able to get to office within an hour on scheduled days.
Comments
Please submit your resume, contact information for at least two references, and a cover letter outlining your interest and starting availability by March 21.
Email: with the subject line of "DMR – Kennebec Trap and Truck"
OR
Mail: Tri-State Staffing, Inc. Attn: DMR – Kennebec Trap and Truck, PO Box 2182, Augusta, ME 04338-2182
If you have any questions regarding the position, please contact Jennifer Noll at the Department of Marine Resources at > or 207-592-2402.>
Temporary Full-Time thru 12/31/2025
Hybrid/ $35.00 hourly
This professional position provides technical review of annual audit reports for compliance from Maine’s 266 school administrative units, as well as additional reports for other recipients of state and federal funds that are passed through the Department of Education. This position also assists the School Finance Team with data collection requirements in order to validate information necessary to calculate State education subsidy.
1. Review of annual audits for all School Administrative Units (SAUs) and other recipients of State/Federal funds that are passed through the Department of Education to ensure compliance with State and Federal requirements.
2. Assist with reconciliation of school construction fiscal review process per Chapter 61, compliance analysis of State approved school construction projects.
3. Manage High Cost Out-of-District Special Education collections using the EF-S-07 and EF-S-214 reports.
4. Support other areas of the School Finance Team as needed; including but not limited to MaineCare Seed recovery process.
5. Adhere to Department of Education policies regarding IT use, work hours, and confidentiality.
Requirements
*Knowledge of relevant State and federal laws, rules and regulations, and ability to provide statutory interpretation to Department staff, local education authorities and the general public.
*Knowledge of financial management theories, principles, and practices including generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) and American Institute for Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). *Knowledge of PC computers and PC computer software applications especially data base and spreadsheet applications.
*Ability to participate in fiscal and compliance reviews of all sub grantees, to include school administrative units.
*Ability to analyze financial data and reports and make appropriate recommendations. *Ability to prepare clear and comprehensive reports of fiscal & compliance reviews and examinations.
Comments
Please forward a cover letter and resume to the above email.
Please enter '9379' on the Subject line.
APPLY HERE: Thomas College - Provost
U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks Thomas College as a top college in Maine for social mobility. Our clear career focus and one-of-a-kind Guaranteed Job Program™ makes it possible to advance faster in the arts and sciences, business, and education. Earn an undergraduate degree in three years and then choose from a variety of in-person or online graduate degree programs that can be completed in one-year or two. Located in Waterville, Maine, Thomas College is your pathway to a promising future, guaranteed. Learn more at thomas.edu.
Thomas College seeks a creative, dynamic academic leader as its next provost and chief academic officer. The next provost of Thomas College will have a track record of supporting undergraduate and graduate education and student success initiatives. He/she/they should have experience designing innovative academic degree and outreach programs, working with educational, corporate, and community partners, and developing entrepreneurial programs. The provost will partner with the president to lead implementation of the next strategic plan of the College.
The qualified candidate must have a Ph.D. or other terminal degree, successful record of promotion through academic rank. Must have experience in academic leadership at the college/University level.
Preferred consideration will be given to candidates with experience working with first generation students; retention and completion initiatives; seeking, administering, and working on federal grants. Experience with donor stewardship, fundraising, and revenue generation; experience in STEM leadership.
Thomas offers a competitive benefits package to include:
Medical insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, disability insurance, 6% 403(b) matching plan, paid vacation, paid sick leave, thirteen paid holidays, on-site gym, meal discounts and free tuition for employees, spouse and dependent children.
Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, CV or resume and names of three professional references. Please include an email address on your application materials by February 14, 2025.
Thomas College is an equal opportunity employer.
Thomas College's mission is to prepare students for success in their personal and professional lives, and for leadership and service in their communities.
APPLY HERE: Thomas College - Provost
Description
3/31/2025 - 8/29/2025
There will be onsite training in Augusta, a combination of onsite and/or remote work, with instate travel when available/required.
This person would need to learn the SFSP program, including new non-congregate rules, then train customers on the SFSP. They would then assist current staff with the application process and take on a full load of compliance reviews for the team.
Duties will be to train customers, support current SFSP Staff, assist with the SFSP Application process, and take a full load of SFSP claims for this summer.
Requirements
This candidate must be able to:
-produce a BS in education, nutrition, or related field,
-have two years of professional level experience in required specialty/subject area,
-knowledge of the Child Nutrition Programs, specifically the Summer Food Service Program,
-ability to interpret and explain federal and state regulations as they pertain to the SFSP
-clearly communicate with mixed audiences
-read and create detailed documentation
-work under limited supervision
-be self-motivated
-take and provide useful notes for audit review
-be willing to travel across Maine and stay overnight, if needed
Comments
Please send a current resume and cover letter to the above email
On the subject enter '7399'
Description
03/31/2025 - 08/29/2025
There will be onsite training in Augusta, and then a combination of onsite and/or remote work.
The main purpose of the position will be to verify and validate each of the applications for the Community Eligibility Provision by the annual application due date of August 15, 2025.
Duties will be to receive, track, and validate each application before the 8/15/25 deadline.
Requirements
This candidate must have:
-2 years work experience in data analysis
-have experience in Microsoft 365, with a strength in EXCEL
-clearly communicate with mixed audiences
-interpret and understand Federal and State Regulations
-read and create detailed documentation
-work under limited supervision
-be self-motivated
-take and provide useful notes for audit review
Comments
Please send a current resume and cover letter to the above email address
On the subject line please enter '7394'
GRILLA BOWL is a new quick serve restaurant in downtown Gardiner that specializes in meat, veggies and rice bowls as well as smoothies.
We are looking for cooks!
You do not have to have any cooking experience but you must be at least 18 years of age.
Job duties include:
Food prep
Cook the world famous Gyudon beef, Hawaiian bowl, and Chicken Teriyaki
Make smoothies
Work the cash register
Clean, mop, sweep
Contact info:
Thomas
207-203-0053
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