Our crew goal

Our goal is to be a diverse workforce that is representative, at all job levels, of the communities we serve. We are committed to providing an environment of mutual respect where equal employment opportunities are available to all applicants and teammates without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. Billion Oyster Project believes that diversity and inclusion among our teammates is critical to our success as an organization, and we seek to recruit, develop, and retain the most talented people from a diverse candidate pool.

To hold ourselves accountable, we will make every effort to delay the evaluation of applicants until a diverse candidate pool has been achieved. We look forward to developing and retaining the most talented full-time individuals in the Greater New York City area!

We are collecting optional information regarding race/ethnicity, self-identification, disability, and veteran status to ensure our recruiting efforts are effective. Any information that you choose to provide is not linked to your application and is gathered for recruitment purposes only.

OPEN PositionS

Corporate Partnerships Senior Coordinator

Recently Closed Applications

Shell Recycling Senior Coordinator

Billion Oyster Project is seeking a Shell Recycling Senior Coordinator — a crucial role in managing the logistics and operations of our Shell Recycling Program, which collects shells from local restaurants to support oyster reef restoration. Responsibilities include coordinating shell collections, expanding the program to new restaurants, maintaining relationships with existing partners, and ensuring efficient shell delivery to curing sites. This role requires strong communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and a proactive attitude to handle operational challenges and engage restaurant partners. We seek an individual with a background in operations, logistics, and customer service. The ideal candidate is reliable, organized, and flexible, with excellent relationship management and public speaking skills. A solutions-oriented mindset, accountability, and proactive problem-solving are essential. Interest in the NYC food/restaurant, compost, and sustainability scene is a plus. The Shell Recycling Senior Coordinator reports to the Shell Recycling Program Manager. View the full job description. Applications closed on August 22, 2024.

Recently Filled Positions

Communications Consultant

Billion Oyster Project is seeking a Communications Consultant who will be responsible for a four-month cover for our Communications team, with a focus on planning and producing written/digital content in support of the Billion Oyster Party, Climate Week, and annual winter fundraising appeal, as well as supporting BOP’s program department in promoting upcoming programming events. We are seeking a personable and energetic communications professional who enjoys producing content for a fast-growing environment/education nonprofit, keeping up with industry trends and breaking news, and embraces a fast-paced environment with overlapping responsibilities. The position requires a problem-solver with experience managing deliverables, timelines, and an interest in delivering Billion Oyster Project’s messaging to new and existing audiences.The Communications Consultant will report to the Development Director and manage the workflow of the Senior Communications Coordinator during the four month contract period. View the full job description. Applications closed on August 15, 2024.

Human Resources Generalist

Billion Oyster Project seeks an HR Generalist who is ready to collaborate with various departments to ensure that the organization's human resources needs are met, while maintaining a positive and inclusive work environment. We’re looking for someone who innately cares about people while ensuring that our diverse culture is supported by the systems and structures it needs to continue to thrive. Responsibilities include employee relations and talent management, compensation and benefits, recruitment and staffing, safety and compliance, and providing training and development. View the full program description. Applications closed on May 10, 2024.

Field Stations Coordinator

Join Billion Oyster Project as a Field Stations Coordinator, where your passion for the environment and community engagement activates stewardship for our waterfront in others. The Field Stations coordinator breathes our mission, leading activities across iconic New York locations from Brooklyn Bridge Park to Governors Island and beyond. With a flexible, hands-on approach you'll spearhead programs that include oyster data collection, species identification, and water quality monitoring, along with crafting engaging educational experiences like shoreline storytelling and nature walks. This role is perfect for those with a blend of hard and soft skills, ready to innovate, communicate, and deliver impactful public programming. Your proficiency in public speaking and organizational skills will play a crucial role in connecting communities with the natural world, fostering environmental stewardship. If you're an energetic individual eager to drive change and make a real difference, we invite you to apply and become a vital part of our community engagement efforts. View the full program description. Applications closed April 1, 2024.

Summer Internships | Research Associate Technician Internship Program

The Billion Oyster Project summer Research Associate Technician Internship program is an exciting, paid learning opportunity — a way for young adults who have completed high school to explore careers in marine, environmental education and engagement, and non-profit-related fields. The Research Associate Technician interns will provide support to all the departments of the Billion Oyster Project through a specific programmatic focus, work with dedicated on-site supervisors, gain both targeted and general non-profit experience, and leave the program with an individual research project and presentation skills. Interns are fully integrated into the organization — attending and reporting out at staff-wide meetings and functions. The program runs through May 1st through Sept 1, 2024 with start and end date flexibility. Compensation is $19/hr.

Please note that this program is designed to be a learning experience. We encourage all with aligned goals and passion for this work to apply. View the full program description. Applications closed on March 20, 2024.

Restoration Project Manager (hiring two candidates)

Join the Billion Oyster Project as our Restoration Project Manager — helping us hit our restoration goals across current and future oyster reefs sites in all five boroughs. Responsibilities include managing current & future restoration projects, collaborating effectively with a passionate team, and ensuring timely submissions of permits and reports. The ideal candidate has expertise in environmental restoration, oyster biology, and showcases top-notch communication and leadership abilities. Benefit from a mix of in-person fieldwork and the flexibility of working from home. View the full job description. Applications closed on January 24, 2024.

Teaching and Curriculum Specialist

Join Billion Oyster Project as a Teaching and Curriculum Specialist - supporting teachers and students in our field-based educational programming and resources. The position requires a problem-solver who is adaptable, resilient, resourceful, and comfortable working collaboratively on complex projects with various stakeholders. This individual will help create rich, mission-based, curriculum for NYC students and strong relationships with NYC teachers through professional learning opportunities and events — in the classroom and the field. View the full job description. Applications closed on November 27, 2023.