Project​/Field Director and Crew Chief

• Lead and manage cultural resources projects of various sizes
• Supervise archaeological field crews
• Conduct and oversee field inventories, artifact documentation, and feature recording
• Author and review site forms and technical reports
• Maintain project schedules and budgets
• Communicate effectively with agency staff, clients, and team members

• Supervise field crews under the direction of a Field Director
• Ensure high-quality, consistent, and organized field documentation
• Work in remote environments and rugged terrain

• Graduate degree in Archaeology or Anthropology
• Significant supervisory and field experience
• Eligibility for federal/state cultural resource permits
• Strong writing, organizational, and time‑management skills
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office

• Master’s degree preferred;
  Bachelor’s degree with experience considered
• Demonstrated experience supervising crews and completing field documentation
• Ability to work in remote, physically demanding environments

• Experience or permitability with USFS, BLM, or state agencies in AZ, UT, NV, and NM
• Experience in southern California or western Colorado (a plus, not required)
• Familiarity with NHPA Section 106 (training provided for the right candidate)
• Employer-paid medical, dental, vision, and long‑term disability coverage
• Health Savings Account with annual employer contributions
• 401(k) with 100% vested safe harbor contribution
• Paid vacation and sick leave

We value professional growth, mentorship, and helping our team members build rewarding CRM careers. If you're motivated, organized, and ready for a supportive and growth‑oriented work environment, we encourage you to apply.