Archaeologist

Archaeologist Position

Build the foundation for a successful career in geotechnical engineering with a great team. When we say we're full-service, we mean it. You'll find us in the office, on site, and in the lab. We work in and outdoors, above and below ground, over and under water, on projects large and small. From field exploration and lab testing to designing and managing the construction of complex geotechnical structures, our team does rock-solid work.

Join our team and discover the opportunities that await.

This is a career opportunity for an archaeologist based in Georgia to join a leading environmental consulting firm serving private-sector and federal, state, and local government clients throughout the southeastern United States. The successful candidate will lead cultural resources projects, manage and mentor early-career staff, and support business development. Responsibilities include directing field investigations, supervising field teams, and preparing technical deliverables.

The position provides an opportunity to help expand the firm's cultural resources practice in the region and contribute to its future direction and organization. The individual will join an established team with decades of experience across the Southeast.

• Supervise cultural resource projects, including Phase I archaeological surveys, Phase II testing, and Phase III mitigations, for a variety of clients and sectors
• Prepare archaeological reports that comply with Section 106, NEPA, and SHPO standards
• Collaborate in growing the cultural resources practice in Georgia and Alabama by helping establish the personnel and resources needed to support project delivery
• Contribute to proposals, pre-qualifications, and relationship building with clients and prospective clients independently or under the direction and mentorship of senior staff
• Provide supervision, training, and mentoring to early-career staff

• Experience leading and conducting all phases of cultural resource work;
  Georgia, north Florida, or Alabama
• Ability to assess eligibility and effects for the built environment is optional but a plus
• Able to balance multiple projects with competing deadlines to ensure successful project delivery
• Experience coordinating with SHPO staff and other regulatory agencies
• Strong GIS skills with experience in the ESRI ecosystem including AGOL and Field Maps
• Experience in transportation, transmission, and energy a plus
• SOI qualified in Archaeology or a related field
• Demonstrated writing, problem solving, and communication skills
• Valid driver's license and good driving record required

MA or MS in archaeology or a related field. An emphasis on Georgia and southeastern cultural resources preferred. Minimum 5 years' experience in cultural resources with at least 2 years in a leadership position. Typical office environment working with computers and remaining sedentary for long periods of time. Field work may include exposure to the elements including inclement weather.