Sr Archaeologist

Your role

• Serve as Principal Investigator on transportation, planning, and infrastructure projects: plan and lead fieldwork, including survey, testing, data recovery, and monitoring.
• Provide leadership, direction, and technical guidance to ensure delivery of high-quality Cultural Resources services to clients, while maintaining project schedules, budgets, and quality.
• Assist in development of proposals, including preparation of scope and fee documents, to ensure client satisfaction and profitability of projects.
• Evaluate sites for eligibility in the National Register of Historic Places, in accordance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and other relevant environmental laws.
• Assess effects to sites, including working with engineering and planning professionals and the overall project team to avoid or minimize impacts in accordance with Section 106.
• Write technical reports including Cultural Resource Assessment Surveys (CRAS), including creating site forms.
• Coordinate with local, state, and federal agencies and tribal governments.
• Assist the larger Cultural Resources group with various desktop-based project and other tasks, as needed.
• Review reports as part of AtkinsRéalis' detailed Quality Assurance/Quality Control program.
• Must be prepared to spend time (up to 20%) in the field and travel to project sites, with some overnight visits required. Projects will generally be in Florida but could be elsewhere throughout the United States, as needed.
• Adhere to AtkinsRéalis safety standards and maintain a culture of safety throughout field teams.
• Mentor junior staff and potentially develop into a managerial role.