Jobs in the Cairngorms National Park

Cairngorm Mountains. © Lews Castle UHI / Flickr
Cairngorm Mountains. © Lews Castle UHI / Flickr.

If you are looking for a job in the Cairngorms National Park you have come to the right place. Our mission at HIJOBS is to show you a range of career opportunities across the wide range of industries, services, trades and profession in the job market today.

If you do not find what you are looking for, you can register and stay updated as we continually update the page with new listings that arise in this area.

Whether you are exploring a career change or hoping to make progress along your current path, we are here to help you find a role to suit your needs and goals.

Below you will find the current vacancies in Cairngorms National Park, with an abundance of roles within tourism and hospitality. Use the filters to focus your search on the type of role you are looking for.

After you are done, use our guides to make your application process less daunting. Take a look at the HIJOBS application advice pages for some tips on how to get started. We hope you find the perfect job for you in Cairngorms National Park. Read more about living and working in the Cairngorms National Park.

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Customer Team Member

Added by The Co-operative Group
From £8.38 per hour, Braemar

The Co-operative Group Customer Team Member (Customer Assistant) Location: Post Office Building, The Square, Braemar, AB35 5YL Pay: £8.38 per hour & amazing benefits Contract: 16 hours per week + regular overtime, part time (4 month fixed-term contract) … Read more

Qualified Mainline Train Drivers, Scotland

Added by ScotRail
From £48,360 per annum, Scotland

ScotRail QUALIFIED MAINLINE TRAIN DRIVERS SCOTLAND There's never been a more exciting time to join the railway. We're going through the biggest upgrade to our network since the Victorian Times, while running over 2,300 services every … Read more

Electrical Test Engineer

Added by SSE
£36,900 to £56,500 per annum, additional benefits, Scotland

SSE Job Title: Electrical Test Engineer Location: Flexible Salary: £36,900 - £56,500 depending on skills and experience + benefits + car/cash allowance + annual bonus Permanent Full Time Hours The Role SSE's Engineering "Centre of Excellence" … Read more

Signaller

Added by Network Rail
From £31,169 per annum, Dalwhinnie

Network Rail The safe, efficient and reliable operation of signals across our network keeps Britain moving. Because it makes commuter travel and freight transport safer, more efficient and more reliable; demanding a crucial combination of analytical thinking … Read more

Catering Assistant

Added by Aberdeenshire Council
£3,003 per annum, TECH OP B, Braemar

Aberdeenshire Council Job Description Undertake the preparation, cooking and service of food and beverages at Braemar School. This role may require flexible and weekend working. There is a responsibility for the post holder to demonstrate a commitment … Read more

Estate Secretary

Added by Tulchan Sporting Estates
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Tulchan Sporting Estates We are looking for an efficient, personable Estate Secretary. They will play the central role in the administration relating to all aspects of the Estate. The successful candidate will thrive in a busy office environment and be able to successfully communicate with a wide range of people from our high profile members to suppliers. … Read more

Living in Cairngorms National Park

First of all you will be the envy of most people who want to leave the rat-race behind because you will be living in one of the most beautiful parts of Scotland - so beautiful that it has been deemed worthy of protection, hence its national park status.

Scottish National Parks differ from many other national parks around the world in that they have a social and economic development aim alongside the aims of conservation. This is not just a place for tourists but for people to live and work.

The park sits between Inverness to the west and Aberdeen on the east coast and getting to the two major cities is relatively quick and simple giving access to major centres of shopping and entertainment and transport links by road rail and air to all of the UK and European destinations. Ferry services to the northern isles run from Aberdeen as well.

The park is a year-round destination. Many people who visit decide they want to live here and they stay, becoming part of a community which predominantly serves the tourist and leisure market or serves those who are serving that industry.

Aviemore is the main accommodation destination for people visiting the Cairngorm Mountain Ski Resort so it has plenty of employment to offer in the hospitality and tourism job markets.

The main offices for the Cairngorm National park Authority are based in Grantown on Spey.

Tourism is the key employer throughout the park along with its service industries and public sector employment in local government and healthcare.

This is an area which inspires people to visit to sample the outdoor life for its physical challenges and inspiration, many like it so much that they stay so there is a unique blend of people living within its boundaries, from Olympic athletes and world-class mountaineers to musicians, authors and artists.