Located on Resurrection Bay in Seward, Alaska, the Alaska SeaLife Center is a nonprofit organization and the only public aquarium and permanent rescue and rehabilitation center for marine mammals and birds in Alaska. A year-round facility, the Alaska SeaLife Center offers research opportunities to scientists, rehabilitation of sick and injured marine animals, educational programs for the public, and a chance for people to see marine animals in naturalistic settings. 

Marine life that visitors to the aquarium can encounter include puffins, harbor seals, ringed seals, sea lions, octopuses, and more. The aquarium also offers a variety of recreational and educational programs for students and educators, such as teacher workshops, overnight adventures, and online field trips. Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Alaska SeaLife Center has been awarded a Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor for consistently receiving great reviews from visitors. 

As an employer, the Alaska SeaLife Center offers competitive salaries, benefits packages, and flexible work arrangements to qualifying team members. The Alaska SeaLife Center employs a dedicated full-time staff who work alongside volunteers and interns who give their time to the Aquarium. In the past, the Aquarium has posted part-time, full-time, temporary, and seasonal job opportunities in the animals & wildlife, research, science, education & training, accounting & finance, and administrative categories.

Located on Resurrection Bay in Seward, Alaska, the Alaska SeaLife Center is a nonprofit organization and the only public aquarium and permanent rescue and rehabilitation center for marine mammals and birds in Alaska. A year-round facility, the Alaska SeaLife Center offers research opportunities to scientists, rehabilitation of sick and injured marine animals, educational programs for the public, and a chance for people to see marine animals in naturalistic settings. 

Marine life that visitors to the aquarium can encounter include puffins, harbor seals, ringed seals, sea lions, octopuses, and more. The aquarium also offers a variety of recreational and educational programs for students and educators, such as teacher workshops, overnight adventures, and online field trips. Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Alaska SeaLife Center has been awarded a Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor for consistently receiving great reviews from visitors. 

As an employer, the Alaska SeaLife Center offers competitive salaries, benefits packages, and flexible work arrangements to qualifying team members. The Alaska SeaLife Center employs a dedicated full-time staff who work alongside volunteers and interns who give their time to the Aquarium. In the past, the Aquarium has posted part-time, full-time, temporary, and seasonal job opportunities in the animals & wildlife, research, science, education & training, accounting & finance, and administrative categories.