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Join a dynamic, nonprofit field station dedicated to research and education in the North! The benefits and rewards of calling the Churchill Northern Studies Centre your workplace include:

Community: The CNSC is an established nonprofit with strong partnerships and dedicated supporters all over the world. The staff operate in a collaborative model with each other and the local community.

Connection: Every season brings researchers and learners from around the world with diverse backgrounds and interests. There are endless opportunities to make meaningful connections.

Environment: We are situated on the edge of the Arctic on the Hudson Bay where three biomes meet. One step outside the building and you are immersed in nature.

Training: As an active and remote field station, there are continual opportunities to gain skills in supporting and engaging science research, promoting and supporting education, administration, and building maintenance.

Sustainability: Our building is LEED Silver certified and we are dedicated to acting as environmental stewards.

  • Field Station Coordinator

    The Field Station Coordinator is a main point of contact between the Centre and its clientele. This individual is responsible for the efficient administrative operation of the organization which includes, but is not limited to, the allocation of Centre resources (accommodations and vehicles), coordination and tracking of client bookings and requests, managing the office, front of house and giftshop and overseeing logistics. The FSC also supervises the daily activities related to hospitality and volunteers.

Application Deadline: Open until filled

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  • Program Assistant

    The Program Assistant will help run tours and educational programs, welcome guests, assist with activity planning, support social media, and help with guest transportation.

Work Term: June 29 – August 29, 2026

Application Deadline: Open until filled

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  • Sustainability Technician

    The Sustainability Technician is responsible for assisting with the Rocket Greens Hydroponic Program and Community Composting Program, supporting programs related to sustainability, and creating new ways to connect the projects with our local community.

Work Term: June 15 – August 10, 2026

Application Deadline: May 29, 2026

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