Employment
Opportunities at The Mountaineers
Tacoma Summer Camp Coordinator
The Camp Coordinator is the inspirational staff leader, organization guru, and jack of all trades to all things camp. They have the primary responsibility for the safe and effective execution of education and recreational programming for Tacoma day camps and overnight camps, and serve as a leader to all camp staff, volunteers, and campers. Learn more and apply.
Tacoma Summer Camp Counselor
Camp Counselors are directly responsible for the daily supervision of 8-10 campers, ranging in age from 6-14. Counselors provide a meaningful camp experience keeping campers happy, healthy, safe, and having fun, while teaching varying outdoor skills to inspire the next generation of explorers. This position includes both day camp and overnight. Learn more and apply.
Seattle Summer day camp coordinator
The Summer Camp Coordinator is the inspirational staff leader, organizational guru, and jack of all trades to all things camp. They have the primary responsibility for the safe and effective execution of educational and recreational programming for summer camp, including being a leader to all camp staff and volunteers. Learn more and apply.
Seattle Summer Day Camp Counselor
Camp Counselors are directly responsible for the daily supervision of a group of campers ranging in age from 6-12. They provide a meaningful camp experience keeping campers happy, healthy, safe, and having fun, while teaching varying outdoor skills to inspire the next generation of explorers. Learn more and apply.
Adventure Camp Coordinator
The Adventure Camp Coordinator has the primary responsibility of the safe and effective execution of overnight camp programs for The Mountaineers which include camping and learning mountaineers skills at Mt. Rainier, hiking out of the Mt. Baker lodge, climbing and camping at Mt. Erie, and 2- and 3- day backpacking trips for campers ages 10-14. Learn more and apply.
Opportunities at Mountaineers Books
No openings at this time.
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are the heart and soul of everything we do at The Mountaineers. Whether you’re interested to teach at a course, lead trips, help at events, support our stewardship efforts, or serve on a committee that orchestrates such activities, we have opportunities for you to pitch in and make a difference! Learn how to volunteer with us.
Summer Camp Counselor in Training
Counselors in Training (CITs) are incredibly valuable members of The Mountaineers summer camp team. They help counselors by belaying, assisting with behavior management, playing lots of games, and being a positive role model for campers. The CIT program is designed for teens ages 14+ who are interested in learning about working with children in a recreational camp setting and thinking of employment opportunities in the future.
Branch Leadership
Help our programs continue to grow and thrive by contributing your skills and energy to a volunteer leadership role with one of our branches. These roles provide a great way to build your team leadership experience and resume.
Lead/Instruct Activities
The Mountaineers relies on skilled and passionate volunteers to pass their love and knowledge of the outdoors on to others. Inspiring others to love and protect the outdoors - and teaching them to do it safely and responsibly - is the heart of our mission and we invite you to be a part of it.
about The Mountaineers
The Mountaineers was formed in 1906 to explore the wild areas and peaks in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. With 13,800 members and branches from Olympia to Bellingham, The Mountaineers enjoys an outstanding reputation in its field and in the community. Our dedicated staff, members, and volunteers are deeply committed to successfully accomplishing our mission. Each year 1,600 volunteers deliver outdoor skill courses to 2,500 students and lead 2,000+ recreational trips and courses. In addition, we advocate for access and protection of recreational lands. Last year we helped protect 30,000 acres of public land in Washington State. The organization has also published 500 outdoor recreation and conservation advocacy books. Our mission is to enrich the lives of people by helping them explore, conserve, learn about, and enjoy the wild lands and waters of the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The Mountaineers program centers have staff of 40 employees and an annual operating budget of seven million dollars, including Mountaineers Books. Please visit the other pages on our website for in-depth information about our organization, activities, programs, and mission.
Mountaineers Books is the nation's leading independent publisher of outdoor recreation, sustainable lifestyle, and conservation books with more than 700 titles in print. The publishing division of The Mountaineers, Mountaineers Books has a professional publishing staff of 22 employees and is located in a combined office/warehouse on Harbor Island, near downtown Seattle, Washington.
Cultivating an inclusive staff is central to The Mountaineers focus on advancing equity. Our core values are Adventure, Advocacy, Community, Education, and Volunteerism, and we believe a diverse and inclusive environment inspires unity, respect, and passion for our work and one another. We’re interested in hearing from people who can work with colleagues of varied experience and background. The Mountaineers is an equal-opportunity employer, and candidates from all backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.
Disclaimer: The above information for all open positions above has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within the particular classification. It is not designed to contain or to be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities and qualifications required of employees assigned to the particular job.