As-Needed Archaeological Field Tech
About The Position
We are an award-winning California-based environmental consulting firm with 550+ professionals and more than 30 years of diverse experience serving clients in transportation, energy, water, infrastructure, private development, and government sectors. Our mission is to deliver practical, science-based environmental and planning solutions that support communities, infrastructure, and natural systems. As a people-centric organization, we value collaboration, fairness, and transparency, and are committed to fostering a workplace that supports both personal and professional growth while offering robust career opportunities. We are especially proud of our recent Great Place To Work® certification, which reflects an independent assessment of our culture and our team member experiences.
Requirements
- A Bachelor's degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or a closely related field.
- At least one year of professional archaeological experience, or a Master's degree in a related field in place of one year of experience.
- The ability to work independently during field assignments and confidently make informed decisions when appropriate.
- Experience collecting field data with GPS platforms such as Trimble or Garmin.
- The physical ability to work outdoors for extended periods, including hiking long distances across rugged terrain while carrying field equipment weighing up to 25 pounds.
- Availability for as-needed assignments that may involve 10-12 day field rotations.
- A valid driver's license, dependable transportation, and the ability to travel to project locations.
- Strong attention to detail and effective organizational skills.
Nice To Haves
- Experience with California cultural resources and regional archaeological contexts.
- Previous utility corridor or infrastructure project experience.
- Working knowledge of CEQA, NHPA, and related cultural resource compliance requirements.
- Previous archaeological field experience within California.
Responsibilities
- Conduct archaeological surveys, monitoring, site recording, and field evaluations under the direction of senior cultural resources staff.
- Collect and document field data while ensuring accuracy and compliance with project standards.
- Prepare field forms, site records, maps, photographs, and other project documentation.
- Coordinate effectively with project managers, field leadership, clients, tribal representatives, and fellow team members.
- Support laboratory work and post-field processing activities when required.
- Contribute to safe and efficient field operations while maintaining Rincon's quality standards.
- Complete other duties that support successful project delivery.
Benefits
- Great Place To Work® certification
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Career Level
Mid Level
