Everett Rowing Association Mission
The Everett Rowing Association uses the character-building sport of rowing to create a community of belonging and excellence.
Everett Rowing Association Values
Leadership
We lead with integrity and heart, building trusting relationships that inspire and support teammates and partners to create impact far beyond our boathouse - on and off the water.
Belonging
We believe anyone can row, and we intentionally build a space where everyone - no matter their background - feels they belong.
Excellence
We strive to bring our best to every stroke, every practice, and every interaction - advancing with integrity, purpose, and a commitment to continuous learning and growth.
Everett Rowing Association is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
Everett Rowing Association is committed to creating a diverse, inclusive, and empowering workplace. We believe that having staff and volunteers with diverse backgrounds enables ERA to better meet our mission and serve our community.
We strongly encourage individuals from all cultures and communities to apply.
All interested applicants, please send a resume to director@everettrowing.com
Open positions
assistant coach - Youth
Position Type
Hourly, Part-time, Seasonal
Compensation
$21 - 25/hour, depending on experience
Role Expectations and Responsibilities
The Assistant Youth Coach is responsible for supporting the delivery of effective, inclusive, and well-organized high school rowing programming that reflects ERA’s mission and values.
Assist Lead and Head Coaches in implementing ERA’s youth and high school curriculum, including team-building activities, land-based instruction, and on-water rowing.
Teach and reinforce foundational rowing skills for novice athletes while supporting continued skill development for returning rowers.
Support the execution of structured practice plans that prioritize athlete safety, engagement, and long-term development.
Help foster a positive, inclusive team culture that encourages participation, teamwork, and respect.
Adhere to all ERA safety protocols and communicate promptly with Lead Coaches and staff regarding safety concerns or incidents.
Assist with practice logistics, including equipment setup, rotation, care, and storage; report maintenance needs as needed.
Support attendance tracking and communicate participation or retention concerns to Lead Coaches or the Program Administrator.
Encourage athlete retention by helping athletes connect with opportunities to continue rowing at ERA.
Attend all scheduled practices, trainings, and staff meetings as required.
Required Skills and Qualifications
Previous coaching, instructional, or mentorship experience with youth or adolescents.
Ability to work effectively with youth athletes in a structured team environment.
Strong communication skills and willingness to take direction from Lead Coaches.
Reliable attendance and punctuality for scheduled practices and meetings.
Ability to satisfactorily complete a background check.
WA State Boater’s License (or ability to obtain before the season begins).
Desired Qualifications
Experience working with novice athletes or first-time participants in any sport.
Experience in youth development settings such as camps, after-school programs, or school-based athletics.
Ability to communicate in more than one language, preferably Spanish.
Experience supporting inclusive programs that welcome athletes from diverse backgrounds.
Interest in growing as a coach within a values-driven, community-based organization.
assistant coach - adults
Position Type
Hourly, Part-time, Seasonal
Compensation
$21 - 25/hour, depending on experience
Role Expectations and Responsibilities
The Assistant Youth Coach is responsible for supporting the delivery of effective, inclusive, and well-organized adult rowing programming that reflects ERA’s mission and values.
Assist the Adult Head Coach in coaching practices that include land-based training, technical instruction, and on-water rowing.
Teach and reinforce foundational rowing skills while supporting continued development for experienced athletes.
Help deliver structured practice plans that accommodate a range of ages, abilities, fitness levels, and competitive goals.
Provide clear technical feedback and group instruction in a way that is accessible, encouraging, and appropriate for adult learners.
Help foster a positive and inclusive team culture that supports participation, personal growth, community, and long-term engagement.
Adhere to all ERA safety protocols and promptly communicate safety concerns or incidents to the Adult Head Coach and ERA staff.
Assist with practice logistics, including equipment setup, boating rotations, care, and storage; report maintenance needs as appropriate.
Support attendance tracking and communicate participation, athlete experience, or retention concerns to the Adult Head Coach.
Encourage continued participation by helping athletes identify recreational, competitive, and developmental opportunities within ERA.
Attend all scheduled practices, trainings, and staff meetings as required.
Required Skills and Qualifications
Previous coaching, instructional, or group leadership experience.
Ability to communicate professionally and effectively with adult athletes, volunteers, and staff.
Ability to work with participants who have varied experience, fitness levels, goals, and learning needs.
Strong communication skills and willingness to follow the direction and practice plans of the Adult Head Coach.
Reliable attendance and punctuality for scheduled practices and meetings.
Ability to satisfactorily complete a background check.
WA State Boater’s License, or ability to obtain one before the season begins.
First Aid/CPR certification, or ability to obtain it before the season begins.
Desired Qualifications
Experience coaching or teaching athletes across a range of ages, abilities, and fitness levels.
Experience teaching group fitness classes or adult fitness instruction, such as cycling, Pilates, yoga, functional fitness, or similar group-based training.
Experience working with novice athletes or adults learning a new sport or movement skill.
Experience adapting instruction and workouts to meet different physical abilities, goals, and comfort levels.
Ability to communicate in more than one language, preferably Spanish.
Experience supporting inclusive programs that welcome athletes from diverse backgrounds.
Interest in growing as a coach within a values-driven, community-based organization.
