Marine Fleet Coordinator

🕒 July 9

🇺🇸 United States – Remote

💵 $107.9k - $195.1k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

🦅 H1B Visa Sponsor

This company has sponsored H1B visas in the past.

👻 Ghost score 45%

What it means: how likely this posting is sitting open without active hiring.How to read it: 60% or higher means we think this is a ghost. Lower scores are less of a worry.How we score it: age, reposts, open roles vs team size, how fast jobs close, and whether pay is listed.Fine print: an estimate from public data, not a judgment of the company. Real jobs can score high, so treat it as a hint, not a fact.

Apply Now

Find Similar Remote Jobs

Set Up Email Alert For New Jobs

📊 Check your resume score for this job

Improve your chances of getting an interview by checking your resume score before you apply.

Upload Resume

Leidos

WebsiteLinkedInAll Job Openings

10,000+ employees

Founded 1969

🏥 Healthcare

💼 Consulting

📦 Logistics

Healthcare • Consulting • Logistics

Leidos is a leading systems integrator in science, technology, and engineering, providing solutions that transform and enable the missions of its customers. The company operates across various markets, including aviation, defense, energy, government, healthcare, intelligence, science, and space. Leidos is involved in AI, digital modernization, cyber operations, and integrated and mission software systems. With a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and sustainability, Leidos also engages in charitable efforts and community enrichment programs. Additionally, it contributes to developing solutions for counter-unmanned aerial systems and electric vehicle infrastructure for military applications.

📋 Description

• Advise Station Management on marine-oriented concerns and all aspects of Marine Operations • Oversee and assist with operating and maintaining approximately fifteen active small boats, reserve vessels, inflatable boats, outboard motors, inboard diesel systems, hydraulics, and rigid hull inflatables • Operate vehicles and equipment to launch and recover boats via trailer • Maintain inventory and tracking of spare parts • Design and implement marine safety training for station personnel, covering seamanship, navigation, radio protocol, boat handling, float plans, rough-weather and sea-ice operations, vessel safety, cold-water survival, oceanographic systems, trailering, and remote operations • Lead the Ocean Search and Rescue team and conduct and document monthly drills and training • Maintain daily operational records, including vessel logs, situation reports, fuel usage, maintenance, launch/recovery, and turnover reports • Prepare and maintain Palmer Station boating documentation, including JHAs and Standard Operating Procedures • Maintain extensive spares inventory to support the scientific program • Recommend equipment and supply needs or problems to the Marine Technical Services Manager or designee • Provide off-ice TDY planning and expertise regarding the small boat fleet when needed • Inspect safety, lifesaving, firefighting, and emergency equipment • Maintain safety and cleanliness of shop areas • Participate in station community programs, including chores, cleanup, recycling, and community meetings • Perform heavy lifting and strenuous physical activity indoors and outdoors • Perform other duties as required

🎯 Requirements

• NSF security clearance required for consideration • Public Trust security clearance required prior to start date • U.S. Citizenship required • USCG Captain’s OUVP license required • Minimum six (6+) years of experience acting as a vessel Captain, or in a senior engineering/systems design role • Two (2+) of those six years must involve maintaining small vessel systems and hulls, or equivalent • Experience in commercial marine operations such as merchant marine, fisheries, or boatyards • Experience with coastal navigation, electronic navigation, and dead reckoning • Experience training others in small vessel operation • Leadership experience in vessel scheduling, maintenance, and operation • Comprehensive knowledge of small vessel operation, trailering, troubleshooting, and maintenance • Ability to repair and troubleshoot engines and machinery, including 4-stroke outboards, diesel, and inflatables • Ability to lift and move items, parts, assemblies, and equipment up to the safety regulation maximum • Ability to perform heavy lifting, climbing, crawling, and outdoor work in extreme cold • Must participate in community programs, including chores, cleanup, recycling, and safety objectives • Must complete NSF-required physical and dental examinations for Antarctic deployment • Valid driver’s license issued in the United States • Willingness and ability to deploy to Antarctica for approximately six months starting in Fall 2026

🏖️ Benefits

• Deployment to Antarctica for an expected 6-month assignment • Meaningful mission-driven career supporting the U.S. Antarctic Program • Community programs and station community participation