Electronic Monitoring Program Coordinator

Do you enjoy working independently while supervising a small team and managing a small office and inventory facility? Do you like balancing hands‑on fieldwork with project coordination and data review? Are you comfortable working with tools, electronics, and computers? Are you passionate about our environment and sustainability, and motivated to combine technical work with meaningful environmental impact?

We are seeking an Electronic Monitoring (EM) Program Coordinator to support commercial fisheries monitoring programs in Hawaii and American Samoa. In this role, you will divide your time between hands‑on installation and servicing of electronic monitoring systems in port, coordinating project activities and service schedules, and working with program regulators to ensure high‑quality comprehensive data collection.

Foralmost 50years, Archipelago has been a global leader in fisheriesmonitoringand marine environmental services. Our team of over 100 professionals develops and deploys innovative technologies that support sustainable fisheries management, environmental stewardship, and marine resource conservation.

Our Fish Vuesuite  of products helps fisheries agencies, regulators, and industry organizations around the world collect, analyze, and report critical fisheries data. We also provide environmental consulting and monitoring services throughout Canada, the United States, Australia, and beyond.

Headquartered on the west coast of Canada in Victoria, British Columbia Archipelagooperatesinternationally with offices in Canada, the United States, and Australia.

The Pacific Islands Program Coordinator position encompasses a combination of fieldwork, project coordination, and data review to support program operations. This role requires a high level of communication with industry members (fishers and processors), fisheries agencies, project partners, and other Archipelago staff.

Fieldwork responsibilities include the installation and servicing of CCTV cameras and computer components onboard commercial fishing vessels in Hawaii and American Samoa. The administrative and data review components of the role require intermediate computer hardware and software skills, knowledge of commercial longline fishing practices, and the ability to work effectively with a culturally diverse group of stakeholders.

The position is based in Honolulu and may require occasional travel to American Samoa for installation and service work. Some evening and weekend work will be necessary to meet industry schedules. This is a full‑time, 40‑hour‑per‑week position.

• Coordinate vessel installation and service schedules
• Install, remove, and service electronic monitoring (EM) camera systems and computer components onboard commercial fishing vessels in Honolulu and American Samoa
• Manage the ordering, storage, and inventory of electronic monitoring equipment components and related components
• Troubleshoot and replace electronic equipment and CCTV cameras onboard commercial fishing vessels (land‑based only)
• Respond to phone calls, emails, and messages from fishing vessel crew who require assistance with equipment issues
• Participate in scheduled calls and meetings with NOAA/PSMFC staff, Archipelago Program Managers, and project partners
• Prepare detailed reports of completed work and associated expenses.

• A commitment to sustainability and the environment within all our operations
• Technical training in electronic monitoring system installation and troubleshooting
• Training in EM data reporting software applications
• All required tools and safety equipment provided
• Relocation assistance if required
• Expected base salary $70,000 – $73,000 annually
• Access to Employee Wellness Program
• Company funded education and development opportunities
• Annual personal time off (PTO) entitlement of three (3) weeks
• Monthly communications stipend (to cover cellular/internet plan fees)

• Mechanical aptitude and experience working with hand tools
• Physically fit, able to climb ladders and work at heights up to 30 feet
• Knowledge of commercial longline operations and gear types
• NOAA…