Project Archaeologist

Description The Project Archeologist will assist the Cultural Resources Specialist in conducting archaeological archival research and desk-based assessments, cultural resources investigations and excavations on field projects. In many cases, the Project Archeologist will lead the cultural resources survey team and direct the investigations on field projects. The Project Archeologist will assist in the preparation of cultural resources reports and site forms for agency consultation. The Project Archeologist will be a champion and leader of our company core values, while maintaining internal and external customer engagement and satisfaction. Responsibilities Assist in planning and executing archaeological field investigations, including surveys, site documentation, testing, and monitoring. Conduct archival research and background reviews to support project scoping and regulatory compliance. Record field data accurately using GPS, tablets, and standardized forms. Assist in the analysis and cataloging of artifacts and site materials. Support preparation of reports, maps, and graphics in accordance with company and regulatory standards. Ensure adherence to project safety policies and field protocols. Work collaboratively with senior staff, team members, and other Fenstermaker divisions to meet project goals and deadlines. Communicate effectively with supervisors on project status, issues, and findings. Maintain organized field notes, photographs, and other documentation for QA/QC and archiving. Travel and fieldwork in varying outdoor conditions as required. Requirements Bachelor's degree from an accredited university with a major in Anthropology, Archeology, or related field Minimum two (2) years of directly related industry experience Completion of an archeological field school Experience involving archeological investigations and preparation of final reports consistent with the Secretary of Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation - preferred #J-18808-Ljbffr