Jobs

Why knot apply? We offer Regular, Seasonal, and Temporary positions at full time, part time, and variable hours throughout the year. We are always interested in speaking with U.S. licensed captains. If you are an experienced 100 Ton Captain, we want to talk to you! Please contact us.

MARINE OPERATIONS

Seasonal deckhand/Tour guide/bartender

Marine Operations Crew are the heartbeat of our vessels! You’ll assist the captain in operating the boat safely and following U.S. Coast Guard regulations. You’ll also jump into the action by serving up drinks, bartending, guiding tours, and keeping the ship, shipshape – all while bringing top-notch hospitality to our guests. 

No experience? No problem! If you love people, boats, and a fast-paced, dynamic environment, we’ll teach you everything you need to know.

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SHORESIDE OPERATIONS

Seasonal ticketing & Guest experience crew

Shoreside Operations Crew play a crucial role in setting the stage for Argosy’s guest experience. Acting as an ambassador of the Argosy brand, you’ll be the first and last impression for our guests. The ideal candidate will enjoy working with people in a fast-paced environment, both indoors and outdoors. 

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Where is Orientation?

Orientation is usually at our Pier 55 corporate office located on the Seattle Central Waterfront.

Do I need previous experience or professional credentials to work on your boats?

Our captains are the only boat-based positions that require previous experience and a U.S. Coast Guard Master 100 GT Inland license. Vessel crew are required to perform a variety of duties including bartending, narrating, and deck handing. You do not need experience in any of these areas because we've developed a thorough training program to ensure you have the skills to handle these duties safely while having fun!

Will I be able to stay working with Argosy if I am hired as a seasonal crew member?

Argosy may offer Temporary or Seasonal crew members new positions as their end date approaches based on the needs of the business and performance of the individual. Please inquire with your manager if hired.

What will my first couple of weeks look like?

Onboarding and training times vary by department. In general Day 1 consists of orientation, paperwork, uniform check, and learning hospitality basics. Day 2 - 14 is where the fun begins! You'll meet your job specific trainer, who will introduce you to the team and train you on the most important topics. Lastly, Day 14+ you are done with training and ready to share fun and adventure with your team and guests!