Associate Project Manager/Architectural Historian

Westland Resources•Mukilteo, WA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

At WestLand Engineering and Environmental Services, a Trinity Consultants team, we are driven by purpose, innovation, and a shared commitment to the work that we do. As part of Trinity Consultants' Water and Ecology division, we tackle complex environmental challenges, blending expertise in environmental consulting, wetlands, cultural resources, GIS, landscape architecture, and engineering. WestLand empowers our teams to develop their unique skills while fostering career growth within a company that is large enough to offer diverse opportunities yet agile enough to value individual contributions. Collaboration is at the heart of what we do-our professionals work together on meaningful and impactful projects, delivering solutions that help clients navigate regulatory complexities and see positive project outcomes. Make a difference with us at WestLand! WestLand is seeking a full-time Associate Project Manager/Architectural Historian to join our West Cultural Resources team. The Associate Project Manager / Architectural Historian supports planning and execution of cultural resources projects focused on architectural history/historic preservation which would include documenting historical properties, conducting in-person and online historic research, developing historic contexts, property histories, and evaluating historic resources. This is a junior-to-mid-level role focused on project coordination, technical work, report preparation, budget tracking, client communication, and supporting senior staff. The position requires field experience, solid technical skills, and the ability to manage components of multiple projects under senior oversight.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, Architectural History, Historic Preservation, or related field.
2–5 years of architectural history field experience; some supervisory or lead experience preferred.
Familiarity with Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualifications Standards; meeting SOI standards or working toward them is a plus.
Ability to manage multiple assignments and meet deadlines in a fieldwork-driven environment.
Comfortable supervising small crews and coordinating logistics under senior oversight.

Nice To Haves

Masters in historic preservation, heritage conservation, architectural history, or public history, preferred.
Ability to serve as Principal Investigator may be required for certain projects and dependent on qualifications and local agency requirements.

Responsibilities

Communicate project goals, scope, and status to clients, project teams, and supervisors.
Assist in developing and maintaining project schedules and budgets; monitor progress and report variances.
Coordinate and assign day-to-day tasks for technicians and crew members; work under direction of senior staff.
Support resource coordination with Project Managers and Department Directors.
Assist in preparation of proposals, scopes of work, and cost estimates.
Help ensure project compliance with permits, regulations, and agency standards.
Lead or assist field efforts for surveys and architectural documentation as assigned.
Collect and document field data and mapping to meet project standards.
Draft technical report sections and support the preparation of final reports with review from senior staff.
Support Principal Investigator tasks; act as on-site lead when appropriate and qualified.
Maintain professional communication with clients, agencies, and stakeholders.
Contribute to quality control processes for deliverables.