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Traditional Greenlandic houses on a rocky shoreline with icebergs floating in the distant Arctic waters.

2026 Summer Nomad Greenland Hire 

About Nomad Greenland  

 

Nomad Greenland creates immersive private Arctic experiences combining wilderness exploration, hospitality, and cultural storytelling for guests seeking authenticity, adventure, and meaningful connection to nature and culture.

Working with us means joining a small expedition team living and working in remote Arctic environments. Every role contributes directly to guest safety, experience quality, and camp culture.

Every role carries operational consequences and plays a vital role in creating an experience that blends wilderness exploration, craftsmanship, hospitality, and storytelling.

Working at Nomad Greenland is not a typical seasonal job. We value humility, accountability, emotional intelligence, and long-term team reliability as strongly as technical skill.The work is physically and mentally demanding, but it offers a rare opportunity to live and work in one of the world’s most extraordinary natural environments.

Life at Nomad Greenland: Expectations for All Roles

All staff should expect:

  • Remote team living

  • Shared responsibilities across departments

  • Flexible and unpredictable work structure depending on guest flow and weather

  • Long working days during guest stays balanced with recovery periods

  • Off-grid lifestyle with limited connectivity

  • Strong reliance on communication, trust, and emotional awareness

  • Responsibility for maintaining team morale and camp atmosphere

  • Physically and mentally demanding work

  • Strong teamwork reliance

Staff help create environments that feel:

  • Cozy and comfortable while living closely with nature

  • Simple, homemade, and authentic rather than polished or staged

  • Welcoming, friendly, and protective of both guests and team members

  • A modern window into an ancient and story-rich landscape

Video Insights: Life & Work in Saqqaq 

To provide a realistic and transparent view of the environment, atmosphere, and working conditions in Greenland, we have included two short videos below.

1. Previous Volunteer Experience – End-of-Season Camp Breakdown  

🔗 https://youtu.be/pRHlXG-a1qY?si=O0Mr6U4W3B52MlVg

This video was filmed during our 2023 end-of-season camp breakdown in Saqqaq. It shows a small team of tired crew members wrapping up the season — and as you will notice, the energy reflects that reality.

The purpose of including this video is to:

  • Show the town of Saqqaq and its remote Arctic setting

  • Provide a realistic view of camp infrastructure

  • Give insight into end-of-season working conditions

  • Demonstrate the physical and environmental realities of Arctic camp life

Please note:

  • The footage captures a transitional period at the end of the season.

  • Despite what is mentioned in the video, Saqqaq does have internet access.

2. Guest Perspective – The Broader Arctic Experience  

🔗 https://youtu.be/XdN4TIKiFYs?si=1imvhY3fSA861W1l

This video offers a broader look at the experience from a guest’s perspective.

It highlights:

  • The atmosphere of the Arctic environment

  • Daily life in and around camp

  • Interactions with the team

  • The unique nature of working with Nomad in a remote location

What we offer

  • Flights to and from Greenland

  • Food and accommodation throughout your stay

  • A place in a remote camp—Kiattua or Saqqaq—accessible only by boat or helicopter

  • The chance to live and work in one of the wildest places on Earth

  • Occasional opportunities to join guest experiences when time allows

Roles

Interested? Apply Today!

Please read all the information above, review the attached role descriptions, and watch the YouTube videos before applying.

Send us an email with the role you’re applying for in the subject line, along with your CV and a short introduction about who you are and why you’d be a strong fit for Nomad Greenland.

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