Job Description
College Intern 1 (PCN 11-IN1905) is listed by State of Alaska. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Wildlife Conservation, is hiring a College Intern 1 to join their Fairbanks team.
In this role, you will gain proficiency in WinfoNet, the department's Wildlife Information Network, and maintain high-quality standards for harvest data entry and management.
You will assist in coding hunt locations using Uniform Coding Unit (UCU) maps, verify harvest reports through direct outreach to hunters, and support Wildlife Technicians with various assigned duties and projects. This internship is ideal for students or recent graduates interested in wildlife management, data analysis, and conservation.
You will work alongside experienced professionals and contribute to the mission of conserving and enhancing Alaska's wildlife and habitats.
Salary & Compensation
Salary: $20.07 per hour.
Qualification
This position is open to Alaska residents only. Applicants must meet the state's residency definition. No prior experience is specified, but the role requires attention to detail and comfort with data entry and phone outreach.
- Must be an Alaska resident as defined by the State of Alaska.
- Ability to learn and use WinfoNet, ADF&G's Wildlife Information Network.
- Attention to detail for accurate harvest data entry and management.
- Comfortable with coding hunt locations using Uniform Coding Unit (UCU) maps.
- Strong communication skills for verifying harvest reports via phone outreach to hunters.
- Ability to support Wildlife Technicians with assigned duties and projects.
- Current enrollment in or recent completion of a college program preferred but not required.
- Must be able to work in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Gain proficiency in WinfoNet, ADF&G’s Wildlife Information Network.
- Maintain high-quality standards for harvest data entry and management.
- Assist in coding hunt locations using Uniform Coding Unit (UCU) maps.
- Verify harvest reports through direct outreach to hunters.
- Support Wildlife Technicians with various assigned duties and projects.
- Contribute to the mission of conserving and enhancing Alaska’s wildlife and habitats.
Conditions & Requirements
- Must be an Alaska resident.
- Must be able to work in Fairbanks, AK.
- Must pass a background check if required.
- Must comply with state hiring policies.
Benefits
- Pay rate of $20.07 per hour (effective July 1, 2026, includes a 2.5% increase).
- Gain hands-on experience in wildlife data management and conservation.
- Work with experienced Wildlife Technicians and professionals.
- Opportunity to learn about Alaska's wildlife management and public use.
How You Will Be Evaluated
- Applications are reviewed on a continuous basis.
- Qualified applicants may be contacted for an interview.
- Selection based on relevant skills, experience, and residency.
Required Documents
- Completed online application through the official application portal.
- Supplemental questions as part of the application.
- Resume (recommended but not explicitly required).
How to Apply
- To apply, visit the State of Alaska's careers portal on the official application portal. Create an account or, then complete the online application and any supplemental questions. Ensure you meet the Alaska residency requirement before applying. Submit your application before the continuous deadline. No paper applications accepted.
Additional Information
- This position is open continuously until filled.
- The wage listed reflects a 2.5% increase effective July 1, 2026.
- This internship is located in Fairbanks, Alaska.
- For questions about the position, contact the Division of Wildlife Conservation.
- Alaska residency definition is available on the state's website.
- This is an internship position, not a permanent job.
About Company
The State of Alaska is the largest state in the U.S. By area, with a government that manages vast natural resources and public lands.
The Department of Fish and Game, Division of Wildlife Conservation, is responsible for conserving and enhancing Alaska's wildlife and habitats while providing for many public uses, including hunting, trapping, and wildlife viewing.
This internship offers a direct opportunity to contribute to that mission by supporting data management and hunter outreach in Fairbanks. Working here means joining a team dedicated to science-based wildlife management and public service in one of the most unique environments in the country.
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