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Menominee Tribal Enterprises is an Equal Opportunity Employer, however, Native American Hiring Preference is given in accordance with the Menominee Indian Tribe’s Employment Preference Ordinance. Our drug policy is zero tolerance; and as such, all candidates must pass a pre-employment drug screening and remain drug free.

First (1st) Postings are for enrolled Menominee.
Second (2nd) Postings are open to the General Public.  

Job Applications are only accepted for current job positions that are posted. One (1) application per position. You must submit all materials that are requested and listed in the Application Process of the job posting. Incomplete job applications will not be accepted.

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Hourly & Non-Professional Jobs:

• Forestry Project Intern A

  The Forest Development department is responsible for planting and reestablishing tree regeneration on the Menominee forest. It is essential for the program to know the amount and quality of regeneration in planted and naturally regenerated stands. This position shall be responsible for completing regeneration surveys to collect that data. Other activities pertaining to forest management and specifically to invasive species surveys and eradication efforts will also be necessary. Also responsible for remarking permanent monitoring plots and assisting with crop tree and corrective pruning in regenerating white pine stands. All work is within the boundaries of the Menominee Reservation in north central Wisconsin. [continued...]
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• Forestry Project Intern B

  The Forest Development department is responsible for planting and reestablishing tree regeneration on the Menominee forest. It is essential for the program to know the amount and quality of regeneration in planted and naturally regenerated stands. This position shall be responsible for completing regeneration surveys to collect that data. Other activities pertaining to forest management and specifically to invasive species surveys and eradication efforts will also be necessary. Also responsible for remarking permanent monitoring plots and assisting with crop tree and corrective pruning in regenerating white pine stands. All work is within the boundaries of the Menominee Reservation in north central Wisconsin. [continued...]
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Professional Jobs:

• Millwright/Trainee

  Effectively and efficiently repair, dismantle, install machinery, and related equipment. Perform preventative maintenance throughout the entire operation [continued...]
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• MTE Operations Administrator

  Under the direction of the MTE President and as a key member of the Leadership Team, the Operations Administrator is responsible for overseeing and coordinating major operational functions of Menominee Tribal Enterprises. This includes administration of forest management programs in compliance with the Forest Management Plan, tribal, federal, and state regulations; leadership of manufacturing, production, and support operations; and driving efficiency, profitability, and sustainable growth across forestry, logging, sawmill, and lumber processing activities. The role combines strategic oversight, regulatory compliance, inter-governmental relations, process improvement, budgeting, and cross-functional coordination to support MTE’s short- and long-term objectives. [continued...]
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• BIL Fuels Technician

  Menominee Tribal Enterprises is seeking a motivated and dedicated individual to join our Prescribed Fire and Fuels Crew. The BIL Fuels Technician is a temporary, full time position with an expected duration of two years, or until Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) funding is exhausted. Primary responsibilities of this position include assisting in the planning, preparation, and implementation of prescribed fire operations and manual and mechanical hazardous fuels treatments. Duties also involve monitoring fire effects, smoke behavior, and fuel moisture conditions to ensure safe and effective project outcomes. The employee will conduct field assessments to identify and evaluate hazardous fuel conditions and support the development of appropriate treatment strategies. As needed, this position will assist the Fuels Specialist in leading fuels personnel of varying crew sizes and will support wildland fire suppression efforts on the Menominee Reservation. [continued...]
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