Dear Potential Applicant, The Makah Tribe is soliciting to hire a Biometrician for our Makah Fisheries Management Department. The position will be housed in Neah Bay, Washington (this is not a remote position). The primary work responsibility of the Biometrician will be to lead a research project on Lake Ozette sockeye salmon for the first three years of the Biometrician's employment. In addition to this task, the Biometrician will be asked to help with research projects by other employees within the Makah Tribal Organization including projects on marine mammals, terrestrial wildlife, invasive species, and environmental monitoring. The Biometrician will also be asked to help with statistical analyses for forecasting abundance of harvested populations to inform fisheries and wildlife management. At the end of the Lake Ozette sockeye salmon project, the Biometrician will be able to pursue grant opportunities to focus on other aspects of research that benefits the Makah Tribe and helps to protect and manage cultural resources. The pay rate is $68,290 to $75,878 per year. The full job description and link to submit an application is https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html.... Applicants are encouraged to submit a resume, cover letter, and transcripts in addition to the application material. Any foreign applicants will have to show evidence of a work visa. The application deadline is February 23, 2026. Please share this announcement with anyone you think would be a good fit for the position. -- Respectfully, Jonathan Scordino Marine Mammal Biologist Makah Fisheries Management Makah Tribal Organization (360) 645-3176 (office) (360) 640-0959 (cell) jonathan.scordino@makah.com Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8 AM - 5 PM (closed for lunch 12 PM - 1 PM) *Note that I may be slower to respond to emails outside of office hours.*