Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium

Position: Mote Marine Laboratory is seeking candidates for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Seagrass Ecosystem Research.  Seagrass Ecosystems are critically important to Florida’s ecology and economy, serving vital functions for various fisheries, nursery habitats for a variety of keystone species, sediment stabilization, absorbing nutrients, and coastal resilience.  This position will assist in the ...read more

Position: The Sponsored Programs Accountant will assist in the oversight of grant contracts and invoicing as well as provide general administrative support for the Florida Red Tide Mitigation and Technology Development Initiative and other research programs.  This position will also administer several institution-wide responsibilities in close coordination with the Mote Business Administration ...read more

The Senior Aquarium Biologist – Mammals and Reptiles Assist the Curator in supervising all processes regarding the overall health, care, training, and enrichment of the program’s animal collection, as well as works to ensure the maintenance and quality appearance of all exhibits. This position will assist in coordinating work relating to all Mammal and Reptile Program functions and will require ...read more

This is an entry level position. An Aquarium Biologist I should have a proven interest in pursuing a career in animal husbandry in a public aquarium. An Aquarium Biologist I serves as an animal care taker responsible for the overall health, appearance, maintenance and cleanliness of aquariums and animals. In addition, an Aquarium Biologist I may handle the supervision and training of Interns ...read more

The Ocean Technology Program of Mote Marine Laboratory has an opening for a full-time, Ocean Engineer/Instrument Specialist. The successful candidate should have a BS, or MS (preferred) in ocean engineering, electrical engineering, oceanography/marine science or equivalent, with experience in instrumentation for marine science. Experience in interdisciplinary research, biogeochemical measurements ...read more