Lab Curation Manager​/Report Coordinator

Take Your Cultural Resources Career to the Next Level

Kleinfelder, a Forbes' Top Employer for Engineers in North America, is committed to a people-first culture, technical excellence, and creating opportunities where employees can thrive!

Cultural Resources professionals work on exciting projects involving the identification, preservation, and management of historic, archaeological, and culturally significant sites and resources. They help to ensure that roads, bridges, pipelines, buildings, and other development projects do not accidentally damage important historical sites, archaeological artifacts, cemeteries, or places that have cultural significance to communities and tribes.

Step into Your New Role

Kleinfelder is seeking a Lab Curation Manager/Report Coordinator to join our Central Division – Mountain Region Cultural Resources Group.

Successful candidates will have at least 6+ years of prior experience working in WY, CO, ND, SD, OK, NE, TX, NM, UT, , or MT cultural resources management, including field work. Candidates considered for this position must be willing to work with and help lead a team of professionals in a fast-paced environment while tracking multiple projects ice job duties include project management, preparing proposals and contracts, peer reviewing internal cultural documents, mentoring junior and mid-level staff, coordinating with archaeological field crews, upholding Kleinfelder safety standards, reviewing field paperwork such as survey and monitoring reports, completing and reviewing site record forms, and submitting high-quality deliverables to our clients and stakeholders.

Field duties may include occasional travel to conduct pedestrian surveys, identifying and recording cultural resources, and meeting with clients, agencies, and Tribes.

Requirements and Qualifications

• Previous experience managing cultural resources projects is required.
• Must meet or exceed the Secretary of the Interior's Guidelines in Archaeology professional qualification standards for Principal Investigator.
• The ability to independently identify prehistoric and historic-era cultural resources.
• 6+ years of progressive experience, including participating in cultural resources field projects.
• The ability to lead proposal efforts for new work and participate in virtual or in-person client proposal interviews.
• Ability to understand contract provisions and agency requirements to ensure deliverables comply with contract terms and conditions.
• Excellent interpersonal communication and close attention to detail.
• The ability to lead and provide mentorship for a well-established team of qualified archaeologists.
• Strong writing skills and clarity in note taking while working in the field.
• Ability to communicate efficiently and respond quickly while working in the field or office.
• Have good phone skills and be familiar with Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Outlook while working remotely.
• Experience working on State and federal lands.
• Previous experience working with linear infrastructure projects is highly desirable.
• Previous cultural laboratory management and handling of artifacts is required.
• Demonstrated experience leading studies involving Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
• Previous experience with cultural resources mitigation development and implementation required.
• Previous experience coordinating with Native American Tribes and land agencies is required.
• Experience with MS Office (Word and Excel) and Google Earth.
• Previous experience preparing and reviewing site record forms, monitoring logs, and survey report forms.
• Ability to work both independently and with ateam.
• Ability to delegate tasks to team members as necessary.
• A current, valid…