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Energy Action Coalition (EAC)Online Organizer: Location: Washington, D.C. Summary of Job Description: EAC seeks an Online Organizer to develop online strategy for Energy Action Coalition and their campaigns. The online organizer will work closely with other staff as a member of the Communications Team and will report to the Internet Director. Requirements: Experience building websites in Drupal. Knowledge of CSS and HTML. Solid Graphic design skills. Experience with best practices in social network site outreach and engagement. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Application Deadline: Open until filled. Contact/More Information: Send cover letter and resume to brianenergyaction@gmail.com. Include the job title in your email subject. Clean Water InitiativeVOTER OUTREACH for CLEAN WATER INITIATIVE / BALLOT MEASURE 4. Duties include visiting Alaskan communities to educate voters. Applicants must possess excellent verbal communication skills, ability to travel to remote locations and a good sense of humor. 18 and over only. Must commit to at least one, expense-paid trip of 3-10 days, concluding before August 25th. Contact Alaskans for Clean Water, (907) 575-7504. Alaska DemocratsAK Democrats are now hiring Paid Canvassers to go door-to-door in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau and talk to voters about the U.S. Senate race. This is a great opportunity for people (especially high school and college students) to get involved in an exciting political year, and we need enthusiastic, dependable canvassers to get out and make direct contact with voters.
Berign Sea Elders Advisory GroupWebsite Design Project: Design a simple website for the Bering Sea Elders Advisory Group. The Elders Group is a tribal organization engaged in federal fisheries management regarding the northern Bering Sea. The site would provide links to important documents, meeting calendars, available science and activities of the Elders Group so that all the tribes can have easy access to the same information in a timely way. We hope to offer a contract to design this website to an Alaska Native youth from the Y/K Delta or Nome region. Qualifications: Website design skills; knowledge of subsistence way of life along the western Alaska coast. Please contact Dorothy Childers at Alaska Marine Conservation Council, dorothy@akmarine.org. Trail Crew at Hatcher PassTRAIL CREW at HATCHER PASS 4 full-time positions to do trail maintenance and construction. Candidates must have the ability to lift and carry up to 60 lbs. for long distances over difficult terrain; and use hand and power tools; and work/live in remote settings. Desired experience in trail construction and maintenance, chainsaw and brush-cutter operation, familiarity with trail tools, backcountry travel and camping. First aid/CPR training preferred. For more information call 745-8936. Serve Alaska Youth CorpsCLICK HERE FOR THE SAYC FLIER and visit servealaska.org. Summer of ServiceCLICK HERE FOR THE SUMMER OF SERVICE FLIER and visit servealaska.org. 1SKY and Alaska Marine Conservation CouncilALASKA CLIMATE CHANGE ORGANIZER for 1SKY AND ALASKA MARINE CONSERVATION COUNCIL in Anchorage. 1Sky (www.1sky.org) is a campaign to build a movement at the scale of the climate challenge by communicating a pro-active vision, and advocating a clear, simple set of goals and policy initiatives. 1Sky is building a central staff in Washington, DC, and up to 50 organizers placed with partner organizations in target congressional districts around the country, to carry out our mission. Alaska Marine Conservation Council (AMCC) (www.akmarine.org) is partnering with 1Sky in Alaska to advance a platform of bold, science-based solutions to climate change and ocean acidification. DUTIES: Coordinate communications on federal policies that address greenhouse gas emissions to AMCC members and coastal constituencies and to collaborate with others organizing around energy and climate change statewide. PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 3 years organizing experience in electoral, issue and/or legislative campaigns; Experience engaging and supporting volunteers. Familiarity with and understanding of climate and energy-related issues and advocacy ideal. Willingness to travel. START DATE: Mid-September or sooner, 2008. To apply, attach a resume and cover letter describing your interest and experience in an email. Please send to barb@akmarine.org with the subject Attn: Climate Organizer. Position open until filled. Energy Action CoalitionInternet Director: Location: Washington, D.C. Summary of Job Description: Energy Action Coalition (EAC) is looking for an Internet Director to be responsible for developing and managing a comprehensive online strategy, including internal and external promotion, content creation, design development and implementation, and on-line partnership building for the organization. The Internet Director will also support ad sales efforts, editorial & consumer marketing decisions, design plans, and overall strategic planning for the on-line business. Requirements: 5+ years online experience. Strong knowledge of Website production technologies and HTML. Management experience. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Application Deadline: Open until filled. Contact/More Information: Send cover letter and resume to brianenergyaction@gmail.com. Include the job title in your email subject. Energy Action CoalitionOutreach and Environmental Justice Director: Organization: Energy Action Coalition. Location: Washington, D.C. Summary of Job Description: The Energy Action Coalition is seeking an Outreach and Environmental Justice Director. This position will provide direct support to the environmental justice and economic justice organizations within the coalition. This position will help expand the coalition by conducting extensive outreach to economic and environmental justice organizations and will serve as their primary point of contact with the coalition. Requirements: Must have 2+ years experience organizing, knowledge of community-based, issue advocacy and policy groups. Must demonstrate experience working in diverse coalitions, be willing to travel. Fluency in Spanish a big plus! Salary: Commensurate with experience. Application Deadline: Open until filled. Contact/More Information: Send cover letter and resume to brianenergyaction@gmail.com. Include the job title in your email subject. Homer Islands & Ocean Visitor CenterVOLUNTEER COORDINATOR: Position closes July 08. Full-time (may be renewed up to 4 years). Duties: Develops and presents a variety of interpretive programs including orientation talks, conducted walks, and demonstrations to a variety of general public audiences or school groups. Assists with recruitment and training of candidates for a volunteer program and assists in developing volunteer work projects and schedules for visitor services. Recruits and trains candidates for volunteer programs; develops work projects, and coordinates activities with other refuge personnel. Acts as liaison with community organizations, friends groups, and other interest groups in order to: (a) provide orientation to refuge programs and services; (b) stimulate interest in such programs and services; and © discover ways to facilitate visitation to and use of the refuge's recreational and educational facilities. Assists with the implementation of a comprehensive public outreach program through written and oral communication. To apply: Visit http://www.usajobs.opm.gov, Job Announcement number: R7-08-195707-BK. For more information, go to islandsandocean.org. Northern Alaska Environmental CenterCLEAN WASTE-TO-ENERGY VISTA MEMBER POSITION at the NORTHERN ALASKA ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER, Fairbanks. With assistance, the VISTA member will write a waste-to-energy business plan with which to recruit partners. With those partners the goal is to find ways to recycle the waste stream and reduce the cost of energy in the Fairbanks North Star Borough. To apply send a letter of interest, resume and three references to lori@northern.org. Deadline for application is June 25. For more information call 907-452-5021 or go to 'job openings' at www.northern.org to view the Position Description and Project Work Plan. Annual Stipend - $13,506. SEAtrails Americorp VISTASEAtrails is the Southeast Alaska Trail System, an organization established to promote the system of trails and cultural attractions in the region. Members include 19 local communities and tribes, the US Forest Service, and the Alaska State Ferry System, among others. The VISTA will improve the SEAtrails website (www.seatrails.org), manage a membership drive and fundraising efforts, work with member communities to revise the Trails & Transportation Master Plan, assist in creating local mini-maps, and obtain trail grants. Visit the Americorps site to find out more details about the position: my.americorps.gov or www.idealist.org. Alaska Service Corps Team MemberAlaska Service Corps projects are located throughout Alaska in "front" and "back" country locations. All projects are outdoors in all weather conditions. Trail work and road safety improvements are common. Trail projects may include water diversion, bridge building, and trail tread improvements, while road safety projects include tree-clearing to improve site distances around hazard curves and as an alternative to herbicide use, clearing behind highway guardrails and in areas of known wild animal crossings. Other projects such as stream restoration, invasive plant species removal, and cabin and recreation site maintenance are also common. Please submit a cover letter describing why you are interested in this position and your resume to: recruiting@pikaconsulting.com www.idealist.org. ImaginariumEXPLORER CAMP INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT at the IMAGINARIUM, a private, non-profit science museum dedicated to increasing the public's understanding of science and technology through hands-on education programs and exhibits. For full job descriptions and an employment application, go to www.imaginarium.org/jobs.html. Questions should be directed to jobs@imaginarium.org or (907) 276-3179. Alaska Rail RoadAlaska Rail Road Student Tour Guides: Each year high school students are selected to participate in a 10 to 11 week high school elective course that teaches customer service skills, public speaking, CPR, First Aid, and Alaska history, geography, economics, current issues and biology. Applications available online at www.asdk12.org/events/AKRR.asp For more info contact: Mike Woods at the King Career Center at 1-907-742-8964 or go to http://alaskarailroad.com/arrc15.html. Denali National ParkSeasonal and Year-Round positions available in Denali National Park. Park Service Intern Positions and Student Conservation Association offer competitive seasonal positions, apply far in advance. http://denali.national-park.com/jobs.htm. National Park ServiceGo to jobsearch.usajobs.go and enter NPS in the keyword to search for seasonal jobs with the National Park Service. Examples of positions available on a rotating basis are Visitor Use Assistants, Park Guides, Biological Science Technicians, Park Rangers, Seasonal Maintenance Positions. See position descriptions and more information here www.nps.gov/personnel/seasonal.htm. Senator Lisa Murkowski's OfficeSenator Murkoski offers summer internships for recently graduated high school students and college students. Interns will assist Senator Murkowski's staff in legislative and constituent duties. Individuals must be able writers and have good communications skills. Interns will assist in the day-to-day clerical and administrative tasks within the office such as directing mail, speaking with constituents, running errands, and assisting staff with research projects. Interns will gain insight into the workings of a Senate office and how the legislative process works. They will also have the opportunity to enjoy the many educational and cultural activities that are available in the Washington D.C. area. murkowski.senate.gov. Sierra Club (Sierra Student Coalition)Regional Campus Organizer: Location: WI, IL, IN, and MI. Summary of Job Description: The Sierra Club is looking for students to work with the Sierra Student Coalition and the Energy Action Coalition to organize support for campaigns, events and skills training, and to generate turnout for campaign visibility for the "Campus Climate Challenge" Campaign. The Regional Campus Organizer plans, organizes and implements the education and mobilization efforts of the Sierra Student Coalition on its Campus Climate Challenge Campaign efforts in various locations in the assigned region. Requirements: Occasional overtime. Experience with campus organizing or mobilizing. Willing to travel. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Application Deadline: Open until filled. Contact/More Information: Please send cover letter and resume to Jessica.Hodge@sierraclub.org. Department of Fish and Game, Division of Sport FishTWO (2) FISH AND WILDLIFE TECHNICIAN III POSITIONS with the DEPT. of FISH AND GAME, DIVISION of SPORT FISH located in HOMER and SEWARD. The main duties of these positions are the collection of data and biological samples from recreational anglers participating in the marine fishery for halibut and groundfish in southcentral Alaska. As a dockside sampler, you will be working directly with the public on a daily basis, sampling their catch and interviewing boat captains to obtain miscellaneous fishery data. This is a high profile position and you will be a main point of contact between recreational anglers and the Department of Fish and Game. You will be expected to provide verbal or printed information to the public regarding fish identification, fish biology, management and research programs of the Department, as well as fishing regulations. You will work closely with the local Alaska Wildlife Trooper staff on issues pertaining to enforcement of regulations. Salary is $2,652 per month with benefits. For more information visit Workplace Alaska at www.state.ak.us (follow the "Jobs in State Government" link) or contact Willy Dunne at willy.dunne@alaska.gov or 907- 235-8191. Southeast Alaska Conservation CouncilCANVASS DIRECTOR for SOUTHEAST ALASKA CONSERVATION COUNCIL to lead door-to-door outreach in Southeast during the fall months. This is an exciting opportunity based in Juneau to work with a dedicated team on Tongass issues. Must have canvass experience, be highly motivated, have strong organization and communication skills and be a team player. Send resume and references by July 31 to laura@seacc.org or call (907) 586-6942. Senator Ted Stevens's OfficeOne of the most exciting ways to see Washington, D.C., is while serving as an intern in a congressional office. Students have the opportunity to enjoy our nation’s capital for a month or more while getting a behind the scenes pass to the United States Senate. Each summer, Senator Stevens offers thirty students a position on his staff. These internships offer young Alaskans a variety of opportunities and responsibilities that assist the Senator and his staff. Interns generally help by researching legislative issues, monitoring committee hearings, answering telephones, performing clerical and press office duties, and delivering messages to the Senate floor and committee hearing rooms. There are three types of internships available with different qualifications for each. All interns receive a stipend to cover housing and normal living expenses: High School interns, High School coordinators, College interns. Check them out online: stevens.senate.gov. Food & Water WatchBe a part of major victories for safe food, clean water, and healthy oceans, while challenging the corporate control and abuse of these essential resources. Great working environment and opportunities for advancement and job placement. We are currently accepting applications for our Grassroots Organizing, Research, and Communications internships on a rolling basis, and we encourage you to apply early! College credit and/or small stipends may be available. foodandwaterwatch.org. Alaska Youth and Family NetworkAdministrative Assistant Position: Alaska Youth and Family Network is currently hiring for this position. For more info call 770-4979. ayfn.org. The Salvation ArmyAdministrative Assistant to the Community Relations and Development Director: The Salvation Army is currently hiring for this position. For more info call 276-2515. Alaska Children's ServicesAlaska Children's Services Job Positions: For more info contact Harlow Robinson at hrobinson@akchild.org or call 348-9272. Alaska State LegislatureSpend a semester working in the Alaska State Legislature in Juneau, earn $5,000, get airfare and a relocation allowance (except Juneau students), and earn 12 hours of upper-division credits (9 for grad students). You'll have a first rate academic and practical experience plus you'll make valuable contacts. Alaska Environmental Outreach InternSummer Environmental Internship Opportunity with Alaska Wilderness League (Anchorage, AK): Spend your summer working with the Alaska Wilderness League. In the land of the midnight sun, events and opportunities — from county fairs to outdoor festivals — abound. The summer outreach intern will organize participation and visibility (identify events and supervise a booth) at key events in the Anchorage area to promote Alaska Wilderness League programs. This is an education and advocacy position, so communication skills and a willingness to learn our issues are key. The Alaska Wilderness League Anchorage office has three full-time staff working on our Environmental Justice and BLM Wildlands Programs. The outreach intern will promote the issues within these programs and also our Arctic and Tongass Rainforest campaigns. While not at events, the outreach intern will assist program staff in the office. Alaska Wilderness League's mission is to lead the effort to preserve Alaska's wilderness by engaging citizens, sharing resources, collaborating with other organizations, educating the public, and providing a courageous, constant and victorious voice for Alaska in the nation's capital. It is the only organization dedicated solely to the preservation of Alaska's wilderness in the nation's capital. Go to www.alaskawild.org to learn more. Apply to betsy@alaskawild.org with resume, cover letter, and availability. The ImaginariumExplorer Camp Instructional Assistant: The IMAGINARIUM is currently hiring for this position. Must be at least 18. For more info email jobs@imaginarium.org or call 276-3179 or go to http://www.imaginarium.org/pdfs/Camps/2008/CIA08.pdf Municipality of AnchoragePARKS CARETAKER for the MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE. Seasonal position, caring for parks in Anchorage. Requires six months experience in lawn, landscape, trails, construction, grounds, or facility maintenance. Must posses a valid driver's license. Go to the announcement for the position at agency.governmentjobs.com/moa/default.cfm. Municipality of AnchorageSUMMER CAMP LEADER for the MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE. Assist directly in planning, development and implementation of indoor and outdoor summer recreation activities/programs/camps, purchasing program supplies and equipment, budget control and reporting, weekly/monthly/annual program reports, program planning and customer service. Summer camps comprehensively cover sports, outdoor education and other targeted activities for children and youth of different ages between 3-16 years old. Must be able to work independently and with little supervision. Must be knowledgeable in handling and depositing funds, creating and writing reports and inventorying supplies and equipment. agency.governmentjobs.com/moa/default.cfm. Alaska Wilderness League
The BLM (Bureau of Land Management) Wildlands Campaign is a statewide program focused on ensuring key habitat and areas of critical environmental concern (ACEC's) are designated as such under the BLM Regional Management Plans. The Bureau of Land Management is in the process of developing regional management plans for over 90 million acres of land BLM land throughout Alaska. The BLM Wildlands Field Representative will work closely with communities in the regional planning areas to assess community values in relation to BLM lands, build relationships and trust among community leaders and stakeholders, and ensure community input and adequate participation during the NEPA planning process. The BLM Policy Analyst will review and analyze NEPA documents, develop comments and recommendations for BLM planners and decision makers, and educate and solicit input from allied interests. The Field Representative and Policy Analyst will work together to identify long-term solutions for critical areas based on community feedback and environmental concern. Ideal candidates will have experience with environmental campaigns, strategic planning, Alaska land management issues, and NEPA. Candidates will have an understanding and appreciation of working with indigenous communities, have good listening and communication skills, be willing to travel, and be able to work independently and in a team environment. Salary commensurate with education and experience. Health benefits, retirement, and competitive leave package. Send resume and cover letter to: betsy@alaskawild.org. Positions open until filled. Alaska Conservation Alliance and Alaska Conservation VotersOffice Administrator/Phone Canvasser for Alaska Conservation Alliance and Alaska Conservation Voters. Alaska Conservation Alliance empowers citizens and organizations to participate effectively in the civic arena, and informs public officials, media and the public about environmental, economic, and community issues. Alaska Conservation Voters works to protect Alaska's environment through public education and advocacy, and supports pro-conservation candidates for public office. Responsibilities include mobilizing members, fundraising, assisting with member group support and outreach, office organization and assisting with issue-related or campaign specific projects. Administrator/Canvasser will also assist in organizing conferences and events as needed. Flexible 30 hour a week schedule - compensation DOE. See full job description at www.akvoice.org. National Science FoundationUndergraduate Research Placements: The National Science Foundation is currently seeking students to apply for their Research Placements. Over 600 programs -Undergraduate REU and Other Summer Research Opportunities. For more info go to www.agep.us/summer.as or www.igert.org/summer.asp. National Wildlife Federation's Alaska OfficeGLOBAL WARMING INTERN for the NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION’S ALASKA OFFICE for an eleven month, paid internship to begin as soon as possible in Anchorage to recruit and mobilize citizens in Alaska to help protect wildlife and wild places, in part by combating global warming. Efforts on range from policy work to help Alaska develop a clean energy future to youth leadership training on climate change to education of Alaskans on national climate issues. The Global Warming Intern will be expected to learn details about legislative solutions to global warming, and to speak and write clearly about those solutions and research recent scientific studies about the impacts of global warming on species and ecosystems and write fact sheets and articles on those impacts. The intern will organize grassroots projects and outreach to build support for action on global warming and for a transition to a clean energy economy in Alaska. The position is 40 hours a week, and offers a $384/week stipend plus core benefits. The Intern will gain substantive experience, including opportunities to contribute to the state climate policy-making process. Qualifications: BA or BS, with strong course work or work experience in political science, wildlife science/ecology, climate science, environmental policy, or economics preferred. Ability to conduct research is a must, as is a willingness to work with people. To apply, go to http://www.nwf.org/careergateway/. For questions, please call Jim Adams, 907-339-3902. Climate Works FoundationGrants & Program Assistant: Location: San Francisco, CA. Summary of Job Description: ClimateWorks is looking for an individual to fulfill Grants and Program Assistant position. This position will provide organizational and administrative support for ClimateWorks Program Directors. This is an excellent fit for a person with past contract or grants management experience looking to work in the environmental or philanthropic field. This position will manage administrative aspects of a large portfolio of grants and contracts for several program areas of the organization. Requirements: 2 years+ experience work experience in an office administrative role. BA degree or equivalent (environmental science and/or policy coursework preferred). Previous experience managing complex contracts and/or grants. Competence in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Passion for environmental issues. Salary: Commensurate with experience and excellent benefits package. Application Deadline: Open until filled. Contact/More Information: Send a cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to Melissa B. Clack, Search Coordinator. Email: ClimateWorksJobs@ceaconsulting.com. To ensure that your email is properly reviewed, make sure to include "ClimateWorks Grants and Program Assistant" in the subject line of your email. Please say where you where you learned of this posting. Energy Action CoalitionDirector of Development: Location: Washington, D.C. Summary of Job Description: EAC is seeking a Development Director to lead and direct fundraising and development efforts. The Development Director will be the point person for all aspects of fundraising and development including foundation funding, large donor cultivation, and grassroots/online giving. The Development Director will be responsible for the coalition meeting its collect fundraising goals, coordinate this collective fundraising effort and support each partner organization in achieving their individual fundraising goals. Requirements: Have proven success in securing large grants (greater than $250K) and experience working in collective/coalition-based fundraising models. 5 years progressive Advancement/Development experience required. BA or MA in related field required. Salary: Commensurate with experience. Application Deadline: Open until filled. Contact/More Information: Send cover letter, 2-page writing sample, and resume, including salary requirements to brianenergyaction@gmail.com. Please include the job title in your email subject. Defenders of WildlifeAlaska Representative: This Anchorage-based professional-level position is responsible for assisting in promoting and expanding the Field Conservation Program and operations, and implementing assigned workplans for the Alaska field office. The primary responsibilities are to develop conservation objectives and strategies and work with other staff in implementing the overall goals of Defenders. Current Alaska initiatives focus on conservation of wolves, bears, and other indicator species, ecosystem management, and the conservation of biodiversity. Key activities for this position are to assist with Defenders' campaigns to protect Alaska's wolves and bears from aerial gunning and other threats to their conservation, and to advocate for the protection of wolves throughout Alaska. The position will involve advancing specific campaigns and working in areas involving species conservation, habitat conservation, media, and fundraising. For a full job description go to www.defenders.org/about_us/jobs/index.php. No calls, please. Defenders of Wildlife is an EOE. Alaska GeographicChugach Coordinator: Alaska Geographic is seeking a dynamic and creative individual to coordinate a new program in partnership with the Chugach National Forest. It will grow to be a multi-faceted campaign with several key components, including experiential education, volunteerism, community outreach, and the dedication of the Chugach as a "children's forest" for youth engagement and climate change monitoring. If you know anyone who might be interested in applying, the position description can be found at alaskageographic.org. Application deadline is July 25th. Alaska Wildland AdventuresMARKETING & PR ASSOCIATE for the ALASKA WILDLAND ADVENTURES based in Girdwood. Ideal position for someone who wants to begin a career in the tourism industry with a known and respected Alaska-owned company. Experience preferred, BA in marketing, journalism, English, graphic design, or communications. Interested applicants, please reply to Heather Dudick at heather@alaska-wildland.com and attach resume and a writing sample or mail to attn: Marketing Director, Alaska Wildland Adventures, PO Box 389, Girdwood, AK 99587, fax 907.783.3354. Trustees for AlaskaLEGAL ASSISTANT/PARALEGAL with TRUSTEES FOR ALASKA - Anchorage: Paralegal experience is desirable but not required. This position has two primary responsibilities: providing administrative assistance to the legal staff and providing paralegal support to the attorneys in their litigation and other legal work. For more information regarding specific job responsibilities, please visit our WEB site www.trustees.org. Please send (email preferred) cover letter, resume and references to George Page, ecolaw@trustees.org, Trustees for Alaska, 1026 W. 4th Ave, #201, Anchorage, AK, 99501. Ph. (907) 276 4244, Fax: (907) 276-7110. Dowl EngineersENVIRONMENTAL ANALYST for DOWL ENGINEERS to provide a full spectrum of research, field surveys, environmental documentation, report preparation, public involvement, and agency coordination services to clients in the area of environmental planning and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The position will be located in Anchorage. Public involvement skills and a desire to work with diverse interests to build better projects are critical. Please visit www.dowl.com and click on the Careers at DOWL link to view full job descriptions and apply online. USKH, Inc.Environmental Analyst for USKH, Inc., a design and consulting firm in Anchorage. QUALIFICATIONS & CAPABILITIES: The primary role of this entry-level position includes project technical support which may include: the review and interpretation of environmental regulations; conducting and analyzing research for the preparation of environmental documents and permit applications; conducting and reviewing field survey data. Work will occur on multiple projects concurrently so the ability to manage varying priorities and tasks is necessary. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS B.S. in Natural, Social, Environmental, Earth Sciences or Engineering from an accredited college. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Other required qualifications include software skills with MS Word, MS Project, MS Access and MS Excel. Competitive salary and a friendly work environment. Submit resume and cover letter to hr@uskh.com. |
