Archaeologist I

Arcadis•San Jose, CA

1d•$70,304 - $82,800•Hybrid

About The Position

Arcadis is seeking an entry-level Archaeologist to support environmental planning projects (e.g., linear infrastructure projects) within California. Assignments may, on occasion, include work outside of California. In this role, you will conduct archaeological field work for projects at all levels of investigation, including survey, testing excavation and evaluation, site recording, and construction monitoring. In this role, you will also be responsible for preparing technical reports and related documentation. The successful applicant will work collaboratively with a diverse, multidisciplinary team across the U.S. The assignments require excellent time and workload management skills to successfully contribute to a fast-paced and dynamic program. Arcadis offers a flexible working environment and follows a hybrid work structure. A successful candidate can expect to work remotely and from the office, as needed, based on demands of project and client teams. The ability to travel to various project sites, including overnight travel, will be required (field work expectations may be up to, and occasionally exceed, approximately 50%). As a Consultant with Arcadis, you will be a key member to drive innovation and build strong technical communities within the Enviro Socio Permitting practice. This is an excellent opportunity to work with a dynamic team and gain experience in a variety of environmental projects, focusing mainly on utility infrastructure, but you will also work with existing staff to support the growth of specific client accounts within California. Your career growth will only be limited by your skills and your passion for success!

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in anthropology/archaeology
1 year of experience in cultural resources management.
Demonstrated practical field experience in California.
Working knowledge of GPS systems and the collection of field data.
Basic knowledge of California tribes, culture areas, and material culture.
Basic knowledge of cultural resources management, regulatory requirements, and environmental laws.

Nice To Haves

Secretary of the Interior (SOI) qualified

Responsibilities

Conduct archaeological field work for projects at all levels of investigation, including survey, testing excavation and evaluation, site recording, and construction monitoring.
Prepare technical reports and related documentation.
Apply technical knowledge to support archaeological services over a range of sectors, including linear utilities, oil and gas, mining, rail and transit, and renewable energies.
Work as part of an interdisciplinary environmental team.
Conduct archaeological fieldwork, including archaeological monitoring.
Prepare technical documents.
Conduct cultural resources surveys.
On occasion, manage small field crews, as appropriate, for larger projects.
Author technical documents and provide survey details and results to project teams.