The On-Call Archaeologist will conduct Phase I and Phase II cultural resource surveys and document archaeological sites across the Midwest. Responsibilities include using field technology for data collection, performing shovel testing, and maintaining accurate records while working in diverse field environments.
The On-Call Archaeologist will conduct Phase I and Phase II cultural resource surveys and document archaeological sites across the Midwest. Responsibilities include using field technology for data collection and working independently on diverse research projects.
The Archaeological Field Director will plan and coordinate cultural resources projects, including conducting fieldwork, managing field data, and preparing deliverables. They will also perform agency coordination and archaeological monitoring during construction activities.
The Archaeologist III will plan and support cultural resources projects, including fieldwork coordination, data management, and agency liaison. They will also conduct archaeological inventories, monitor construction activities, and prepare technical reports for state and federal compliance.
United States$128K - $199K per year10+ yrs expProduct
Lead multidisciplinary teams to complete complex environmental planning projects for utility, water, solar, and telecom developments. Act as a strategic advisor to clients while managing budgets, schedules, and regulatory compliance with federal, state, and tribal agencies.
Manage and support cultural resource projects in the Midwest, serving as a Principal Investigator for surveys and reports. Responsibilities include conducting Class III/Phase I surveys, performing construction monitoring, and preparing technical deliverables for agencies.