Jobs at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
15 openings from the last 45 days, updated daily. Typical posted pay $106k - $140k.
Open roles
- Engineering Equipment Operator
- Improving National Eagle Repository Communication with Tribal Applicants
- Analyzing National Eagle Repository Customer Service and Communication Needs
- Assessing National Wildlife Property Repository Field Support
- Cryogenic Data Systems Architect
- Budget Analyst
- Wildlife Refuge Manager
- Student Trainee (Biological Sciences)
- Wildlife Refuge Manager
- Fish and Wildlife Administrator (Refuge Manager)
- Management and Program Analyst
- Management and Program Analyst
- Administrative Officer
- FUL - Park Ranger (Visitor Services Specialist) (Seasonal)
- Engineering Equipment Operator
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hiring FAQ
Is U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hiring right now?
Yes. Reach lists 15 open roles at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service posted in the last 45 days, the newest on October 30, 2026.
Does U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hire remote workers?
Yes. 5 of the 15 current openings at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are listed as remote.
What jobs is U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hiring for?
Recent openings at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service include Engineering Equipment Operator, Wildlife Refuge Manager, Management and Program Analyst, Improving National Eagle Repository Communication with Tribal Applicants and Analyzing National Eagle Repository Customer Service and Communication Needs.
Where are U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service jobs located?
The most common locations in current U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listings are Anywhere in the U.S. (remote job); Multiple Locations; Fremont, California; Austwell, Texas; and Suffolk, Virginia.
How much does U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service pay?
Typical posted pay across current U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service openings is $106k - $140k, the median of the pay ranges employers published in these listings.
How do I apply for a job at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service?
Each role above links to its original posting, where you can apply directly. Reach can also tailor your resume and cover letter to each opening and apply for you. It is free to start.
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