Technology and Service Provider for Marine Resource Sustainability
Victoria, British Columbia
Archipelago is a provider of marine resource management products and services with more than 40 years of experience. We work with a diverse array of clients, including the fishing industry, NGOs, and regulators to help develop cost-effective solutions for marine resource sustainability. Established in 1978 and headquartered in Victoria British Columbia, our team of experts work with clients around the world to develop and implement sustainable practices by providing an objective third-party approach that meets the needs of all stakeholders. Archipelago has regional offices in Canada, the United States, and Asia Pacific, and we specialize in at-sea and dockside observer services, electronic monitoring and marine environmental services.
Hybrid · Victoria
Design and implement secure, scalable cloud services and event-driven data pipelines using C# and Azure to support fisheries monitoring products. You will also manage infrastructure as code, improve CI/CD processes, and mentor other developers on the platform team.
Hybrid · Victoria
The Operations Manager provides divisional leadership, coordinates a multidisciplinary team of biologists, and oversees financial performance and project delivery. They are responsible for business development, staff development, and ensuring operational efficiency across all environmental service projects.
On-site · Prince Rupert
Monitor and document the offload activities of groundfish commercial fishing vessels, including species identification and weight recording. Perform biological sampling and ensure compliance with fishery regulations.
On-site · Port Hardy
Monitor and document the offload activities of commercial fishing vessels, including species identification and weight recording. Perform biological sampling and ensure compliance with fishery regulations.
On-site · Port Hardy
Support groundfish dockside monitoring by applying tags to halibut and sampling fish species for scientific data. Responsibilities include recording weight, length, and sex of fish while counting pieces using a tally counter.
