Fisheries seasonal technician opportunities exist in the following areas: fisheries management, ANS management and fisheries development (boat ramps, docks, and piers). 

Fisheries management – essential functions:

• Assist fisheries personnel with reproduction and population test netting, trap, and transport of different fish species, limnological sampling, and spawning activities. Work may involve creel surveys and data compilation
• Loading and unloading boats, nets, and other equipment
• Assist with habitat enhancement
• Fisheries equipment and gear maintenance (including net repair)
• General maintenance of buildings and other equipment at District Offices

Aquatic Nuisance Species – essential functions:

• Conduct watercraft inspections to prevent ANS introductions
• Educate water users about ANS and the laws and best practices to prevent their spread
• Assist fisheries professionals with ANS early detection surveys

Fisheries Development (boat ramps, docks, piers) – essential functions:

• Construction of related facilities include boat ramps, parking areas, turnaround areas, roads, and placement of required materials
• Operation of a wide variety of heavy equipment which includes compact track loaders, backhoes, pay loaders, etc. to accomplish program activities
• Signing at waterbodies throughout the state
• Maintenance of deteriorated ramps, signs, courtesy docks, fishing piers, etc.
• Operation of power tools and small engines tools
• Maintenance of heavy equipment and small engines