Work Live Adventure in Alaska

Alaska: The Last Frontier

Though we have locations across the U.S. and Canada, many of our employees make their home in Alaska. If you’re thinking of making the move to Alaska, you’re in for something special. Picture massive glaciers, endless mountains, and skies filled with bald eagles. Whether it’s the glow of the midnight sun or the quiet beauty of a snowy morning, Alaska has a way of making every day feel like an adventure.

Living in Alaska means embracing the elements. Winters can be long and cold, and some areas get a lot of snow. Summers are short but stunning, with long daylight hours and ranging temperatures. It’s all part of the experience—and for many, the natural beauty and close-knit communities more than make up for the weather.

Alaska’s vast landscape and dispersed communities create a one-of-a-kind operational challenge—perfect for people who thrive on complexity and innovation. From managing supply chains across remote regions to coordinating air, sea, and land transport through rugged terrain, every day is an adventure.

Southeast Alaska: At a Glance

Southeast Alaska is a place where dense forests, coastal mist, and deep cultural roots come together. Life here is shaped by the landscape, the people, and a strong sense of community.

Locations like Juneau, Sitka, or Ketchikan
Common Roles include Forklift Operators, Customer Service, Sales
Juneau is Alaska's Capital
Limited Travel Options - Air and Water Access Only
Tongass National Forest
Mendenhall Glacier
Fishing and Boating
Hunting, Hiking, Camping
High Rainfall, 60-140" Annually

Southcentral Alaska: At a Glance

Southcentral Alaska offers stunning mountain views and coastal living, blending wilderness with city comforts. Residents enjoy outdoor adventures and the amenities of larger communities. Snowfall averages 50–77” annually in Anchorage-Matsu communities, with deeper snow in coastal and mountain areas.

Locations like Anchorage or Soldotna
Common Roles include Loadmasters, Drivers, Pilots, Accounting
Rivers and Valleys
Vibrant Arts and Culture
Upscale Eats and Local Brews
Hiking, Fishing, Skiing, Ice Skating
Moderate to High Snowfall

Interior Alaska: At a Glance

Interior Alaska is known for its wide-open spaces, dramatic seasons, and close-knit communities. Winters are long, dark, and cold; summers are bright and warm—shaping a resilient lifestyle close to nature. Fairbanks, the “Golden Heart City,” reflects the region’s rich gold rush history and welcoming spirit.

Locations like Fairbanks or North Pole
Common Roles include Mechanics, Drivers, Freight Handlers, Dispatchers
Oil and Gas, and Mining Industries
Regional Hub for Transportation
Denali National Park and Preserve
Aurora Borealis Hub
Hunting, Fishing, Snow Machining
3-4 Hours of Daylight in Winter to 24 Hours of Light in Summer

Western Alaska: At a Glance

Western Alaska is remote, resilient, and deeply rooted in tradition. Life in these rural villages are shaped by the land and sea, with strong cultural ties and a rhythm that follows the seasons. It’s a region where connection—to nature and to each other—matters most.

Locations like Bethel, Nome, or Naknek
Common Roles include Mariners, Freight Operations, Vessel Crew
Fishing Industry
Coastal and River Systems
Dog Mushing and Snow Machining
Hunting, Fishing, Berry Picking
High Cost of Living
Extreme Temperatures and Daylight Hours

Lynden + Alaska

At Lynden, Alaska isn’t just a destination—it’s home. With decades of experience navigating the unique challenges of the 49th state, we offer unmatched transportation and logistics services across air, land, and sea. Our extensive network and flexible shipping options empower customers to balance speed and cost, creating efficient supply chain solutions tailored to their needs. As pioneers of Alaska’s first regular over-the-road trucking service in 1954, we’ve built a legacy of reliability and innovation. Our Alaskan-owned and operated company is proud to keep the state moving—delivering everything from groceries and vehicles to building materials and commercial freight, even in the most remote and rugged areas.

Fuel the Frontier as Lynden’s Drivers Pilots Mariners Mechanics Loadmasters Freight Handlers Forklift Operators Dispatchers

We offer a wide variety of career opportunities for you to embrace the adventure of working in Alaska. From drivers, pilots, and loadmasters to accounting, customer service, sales, and IT, as well as dispatchers, mechanics, and forklift operators—there’s a place for everyone. We provide both full-time and seasonal work schedules, supporting communities across the state, including those where air or ocean transport is the only lifeline. Our employees take pride in connecting Alaska’s rural regions, knowing our work makes a real difference in the lives of others.