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06/23/2026

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There's no better time to set a course for your career and sail with NOAA! If you’re in the Baltimore area, join us at the end of this month to learn more about the career opportunities we have for you. We'll be hosting a hiring event for professional mariners and exhibiting at Sail250 Maryland & Airshow Baltimore on Friday, June 26.

Qualified applicants may receive tentative job offers on the spot at this hiring event. Even if you can’t make it on June 24, feel free to check out our openings and apply at marinerhiring.noaa.gov

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01/05/2026

In 2025, NOAA’s Uncrewed Systems Operations Center funded six projects totaling roughly $10.1 million to increase the reliability, capacity, efficiency and safety of NOAA missions through the use of uncrewed systems.

09/25/2025

NOAA leadership was joined by partners today to celebrate the keel-laying for Surveyor, a new charting and mapping vessel being constructed for NOAA. The vessel is being built by Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors, LLC., in Houma, Louisiana.The keel-laying is a centuries-old maritime tradition that forma...

07/22/2025

We’re excited to announce that we have started hiring professional mariners to work on ’s fleet of 15 research ships. Learn more about the positions and how to apply at omao.noaa.gov/sailnoaa.

02/26/2025

NOAA's professional mariners play a key role in NOAA's scientific research by directly participating in the operation and handling of scientific gear in the tumultuous ocean environment. Meet Jason Dlugos, Second Assistant Engineer NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette.

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