What is a Project Manager at Sealaska?
A Project Manager at Sealaska plays a critical role in driving complex initiatives across the company's diverse portfolio, which spans environmental services, systems engineering, data analytics, and government contracting. Because Sealaska is an Alaska Native Regional Corporation with a deep commitment to environmental stewardship and community empowerment, project management here goes beyond typical timeline tracking. It requires managing high-stakes projects that directly impact natural resources, federal clients, and local communities.
Whether you are stepping into a Technical Project Manager III role in Colorado, a Water Program Engineer - GIS Manager in New Mexico, or a Project Coordinator in California, your work will directly influence the delivery of essential services. You will lead cross-functional teams, manage strict federal and commercial budgets, and navigate complex regulatory landscapes. The role demands a unique combination of technical acumen, structured organizational discipline, and exceptional relationship-management skills to align diverse stakeholders under unified project goals.
This position is ideal for professionals who thrive in dynamic, mission-driven environments. You will face complex, real-world challenges—such as coordinating environmental drilling operations or deploying advanced GIS mapping systems—where operational precision and clear, calm communication under pressure are vital to success.