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Not a remote or hybrid position. This role requires 100% onsite work in Cordova, Alaska. Who We Are The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Cordova, Alaska—a remote, roadless community nestled between the eastern Chugach Mountains and the waters of Princ

Not a remote or hybrid position. This role requires 100% onsite work in Cordova, Alaska. Who We Are The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Cordova, Alaska—a remote, roadless community nestled between the eastern Chugach Mountains and the waters of Princ

Not a remote or hybrid position. This role requires 100% onsite work in Cordova, Alaska. Who We Are The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Cordova, Alaska—a remote, roadless community nestled between the eastern Chugach Mountains and the waters of Princ

Not a remote or hybrid position. This role requires 100% onsite work in Cordova, Alaska. Who We Are The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Cordova, Alaska—a remote, roadless community nestled between the eastern Chugach Mountains and the waters of Princ

Not a remote or hybrid position. This role requires 100% onsite work in Cordova, Alaska. For on call jobs at NVE, the pay is $25.00 per hour. Who We Are The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Cordova, Alaska—a remote, roadless community nestled between

Who We Are The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Cordova, Alaska—a remote, roadless community nestled between the eastern Chugach Mountains and the waters of Prince William Sound. Our ancestral homelands have long served as a traditional gathering plac

Not a remote or hybrid position. This role requires 100% onsite work in Cordova, Alaska. Who We Are The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribal government based in Cordova, Alaska—a remote, roadless community nestled between the eastern Chugach Mountains and the waters of Princ