On-Call Archaeological Field Technician (Part-Time)

Psomas • Seattle, WA

5d • $27 - $36

About The Position

On-Call Archaeological Field Technician (Part-Time) Own Your Future at Psomas As our On-Call Archaeological Field Technician for our Environmental Planning Services Team in Seattle , you'll support meaningful cultural resource projects through fieldwork and documentation, helping preserve history across Washington and beyond. Why Psomas Shared Success: An ownership culture that rewards long-term thinking and doing what's right. Retirement Benefits: Career Growth: Clear pathways, coaching, and leadership development. People-First Culture: Collaborative teams that invest in your development. Meaningful Work: Community-impact projects plus ways to give back. What You'll Do As our Archaeological Field Technician , you'll support a range of field and reporting activities that contribute to the identification, documentation, and preservation of cultural resources.

Requirements

• Prior archaeological field training or experience in an academic or professional setting
• Ability to navigate using GPS and traverse uneven terrain on foot while carrying equipment
• Ability to reliably identify a wide array of archaeological artifacts and features common to Washington and outlying areas
• Ability to accurately observe, describe, and record soils, sediments, and cultural resources on standardized digital and analog forms
• Ability to positively represent the shared values of Psomas and its clients while effectively collaborating and communicating with a variety of teammates and project partners
• Valid driver's license with reliable transportation and a clean driving record

Nice To Haves

• Bachelor's Degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or related field
• Resides in Western Washington
• Prior experience with archaeological field survey, hand excavation, and construction monitoring in Washington
• Ability to operate 4x4 vehicles in remote or undeveloped terrain, as needed

Responsibilities

• Perform archaeological field surveys, excavation, construction monitoring, and documentation in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal guidelines and requirements.
• Communicate effectively with construction crews, field staff, and project teams.
• Maintain monitoring logs and provide regular status updates to project management.
• Identify cultural resources in the field and communicate requirements with construction personnel, including Tribal representatives.

Benefits

• Working on local archaeology projects
• recognition programs
• 401(k) with immediate vested company match
• Employee Stock Ownership Plan that is 100% paid by Psomas (depending on eligibility)
• Sick Pay in accordance with state and federal laws

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Number of Employees: 251-500 employees