Terracon is seeking an Architectural Historian for its Cultural Resources Team in the Environmental Department at its Tampa, Florida office. This full-time role involves technical work primarily on compliance-based preservation projects as part of an interdisciplinary team of archaeologists, architectural historians, environmental scientists, and engineers. The position is suitable for an early-career Architectural Historian or Historic Preservation Specialist with strong communication and technical writing skills who can work across research, fieldwork, and office-based analysis. Fieldwork is required at least 33% of the time and may take place at urban, rural, or wooded sites and in varied weather and climate conditions throughout the year. The role involves extended walking, standing, kneeling, or bending; carrying field equipment and supplies over long distances; and lifting or assisting with moving up to 50 pounds. The successful candidate may assist the archaeology team with fieldwork or reporting. The position periodically requires long work hours and overnight travel for up to two weeks at a time. The successful candidate will help prepare survey reports, resource and site forms, research designs, and other technical documents; conduct background and field research, data collection, inventory, and analysis; and contribute to final report production. The role also involves following project safety and quality procedures, meeting deadlines, maintaining professional relationships with existing and prospective clients, and performing other duties assigned by the Cultural Resources or Environmental Department Group Manager.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level