Alaska-based holding company in government services, natural resources and foods
Sealaska runs three business groups from Juneau: government services, natural resources and natural foods. Its stack mixes project-controls and government-contract finance tools (Primavera P6, Deltek Costpoint) with several overlapping accounting systems (SAP, Sage 300, QuickBooks, Workday), a pattern typical of acquisition-driven growth. Hiring tilts toward junior operations and field roles, and grant-funded education and community programs appear alongside the commercial work.
Sealaska was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Juneau, Alaska. It has shifted from a land-management focus toward services and sustainable industries. The company is organized into three groups. Government Services covers water and energy management, construction, and data management and analytics. Natural Resources handles land management and economic development, and Natural Foods is being built through acquisitions. The company has 201–500 employees, with major operations in Washington, Colorado, California and Alaska.
Sealaska uses Primavera P6, Deltek Costpoint, SAP, Sage 300, QuickBooks, Workday, Dayforce and Concur for operations and finance. Its data tools include SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Python, Power BI, Tableau and Shiny.
Sealaska is headquartered in Juneau, Alaska. It also has major operations in Seattle, Poulsbo and Richland (Washington), Colorado Springs (Colorado) and San Diego (California).
According to its job posts, Sealaska is working on the San Carlos Irrigation Project power program, professional development and internship programs, the Baby Raven Reads grant program, and multi-year fundraising campaigns.
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