The A3 Pro Employment List is compiled to help employers and professional avalanche workers connect. Positions posted must be closely related to the field of snow and avalanches.
To submit an employment listing, email a3@avalanche.org with the your position formated as follows: Employer name, position title, location, position type (e.g. seasonal or year-round, full-time or part-time), salary/wage (can be starting amount or a range), closing date for applications, hiring contact info and/or how to apply, and a brief position description (about a paragraph; can link to a PDF or website with more information). We do not list unpaid positions. Listings will be removed after the closing date or after three months.
Idaho Transportation Department – ITD
POSITION: Avalanche Specialist
LOCATION: Lowman, Idaho
POSITION TYPE: Full-time
SALARY/WAGE: $25.00 - $28.00
CLOSING DATE: Open until filled
ITD is on the hunt for a passionate and highly skilled expert skier to take on the exciting and challenging role of Avalanche Specialist. This is your chance to work in one of the most thrilling and demanding avalanche environments, all while being part of a dynamic, cutting-edge agency. Located in the breathtaking Lowman, Idaho, this position offers an opportunity to embrace both the outdoors and a rewarding career. Statewide travel will be part of the adventure, depending on the ever-changing weather and avalanche conditions.
TO APPLY: Click Here, reach out to Amanda Earl at Amanda.earl@ITD.Idaho.gov with any questions.
Posted: 1/7/25
National Ski Patrol
POSITION: Avalanche Program Manager
LOCATION: Hybrid (CO) or Remote, depending on location. Flexible for remote in locations: WY, MT and UT. If in Colorado, hybrid office (2 days a week in Lakewood, 3 days remote).
POSITION TYPE: Full-time
ANNUAL SALARY: $62,500
CLOSING DATE: Until filled
The Avalanche Program Manager is a pivotal leadership role within the National Ski Patrol (NSP), responsible for overseeing and advancing the organization’s avalanche education programs. This role ensures alignment with industry standards, fosters partnerships with key stakeholders, and promotes excellence in avalanche safety and education across the NSP community. Reporting directly to the Education Director, the Avalanche Program Manager collaborates with the National Avalanche Committee (NAC), NSP Education Department and Education Committee, and external partners such as the American Avalanche Association (A3) and the National Avalanche School (NAS).
TO APPLY: To apply, please reach out to education@nsp.org with a cover letter and current resume.