Employment Opportunities
Mission Bay Aquatic Center regularly hires for several positions pertaining to the operation of classes and programs. MBAC is an equal opportunity employer and encourages all interested candidates to apply regardless of race, sex, or background.
Please refer to the list of job opportunities below for open positions. If you are interested in an open position, please apply on the Associated Student of SDSU website. While priority is given to current SDSU and UCSD students, you do not need to be a current student for most positions.
MBAC Employee Benefits:
- Complimentary watersport classes
- Complimentary watersport equipment rentals
- Discounted wakesports classes
- Complimentary Aztec Recreation membership
- Training and professional development opportunities
- Flexible schedule
- Fun work environment
Current Openings
Under the direction of the Office Supervisor, the Office Assistant is responsible for operations at the front desk including cash handling, sales, customer service, data input, and other administrative tasks and projects.
Under the direction of the Instructional Coordinator and Dockmaster Program Assistant, the Dockmaster is responsible for providing a safe and enjoyable rental experience for MBAC customers. Dockmasters assist with the rental of sailboats, kayaks, stand up paddleboards, and rowing equipment. When not assisting customers, Dockmasters complete safety inspections and preventative maintenance projects and ensure that MBAC yard/storage areas are presentable and obstruction free.
Under the supervision of the Youth Programs and Events Supervisor, camp counselors will teach and supervise activities for youth ages 6-17 in an aquatic environment. Counselors are responsible for all aspects of youth programs operations including, but not limited to: supervising and ensuring the safety of campers, teaching and operating watersports activities, setting up and cleaning up equipment, and providing outstanding customer service. Youth program activities occur both on land and on/in the water. The primary work will occur during summer, however, youth programming occurs in spring and fall seasons as well.
Under the direction of the Surfing Program Assistant, Surfing Instructors are responsible for teaching surfing to students of all ages with varying levels of experience.
Under the supervision of the Instructional Coordinator and Sailing Program Assistant, Sailing Instructors teach sailing and/or windsurfing to students of all ages with varying levels of experience.
Under the direction of the Instructional Coordinator and Paddling Program Assistant, Paddling Instructors are responsible for teaching stand up paddling and/or kayaking to students of all ages with varying levels of experience.
Under the supervision of the Wakesports Program Assistant, Wakesports Instructors drive boats and teach wakesports (wakeboarding, waterskiing, wakesurfing) to students of all ages with varying levels of experience.