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Cotswold Archaeology

Geomatics Officer

Cotswold Archaeology

. Ensure the successful and safe conduct of digital field surveys, including initial site data preparation, field survey data capture and quality assurance .

Posted 10/9/2026full-timeCirencester • United KingdomMid-LevelSenior💰 £32,977 - £39,718 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in archaeological field surveys, including data capture, quality assurance, and the use of geospatial software such as ESRI ArcGIS Pro. Proficient in handling field survey data and configuring GNSS and Total Station instruments, with a commitment to professional archaeology standards.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Field Archaeology ExperienceESRI ArcGIS Pro ProficiencyGNSS and Total Station InstrumentationData Manipulation and Quality AssuranceTraining and Mentoring Experience

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Hard Skills
Field Survey Data CaptureArchaeological Survey PrinciplesData DigitisationGeospatial Software ManipulationMicrosoft Office ProficiencyJavaScriptPythonLISPModelBuilderRemote Data Capture Systems
Soft Skills
Team CollaborationIndependent WorkClear Communication
Tools & Technologies
ESRI Software PackagesLeica GNSSTotal Station InstrumentsCAD SoftwareGIS Software
Certifications & Qualifications
CSCS Card
Industry Keywords
ArchaeologyField SurveyQuality AssuranceHealth and Safety ComplianceRisk Assessment

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
JavaScriptPython

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Ensure the successful and safe conduct of digital field surveys, including initial site data preparation, field survey data capture and quality assurance
  • Configure, maintain and secure field survey equipment
  • Ensure the quality of field survey data and digitising from creation to completion, including the final product
  • Carry out field surveys and other on-site data collection tasks where appropriate
  • Digitise drawn site records and manipulate and present archaeological data using CAD, GIS or other geospatial software
  • Use ESRI ArcGIS Pro for geoprocessing, querying, and publishing GIS and web map services
  • Contribute to organising and conducting staff training programmes
  • Hire equipment, complete purchase orders and communicate with external hire companies
  • Participate in instrument allocation to staff and projects
  • Contribute to large and complex projects and their quality assurance
  • Build effective relations with fieldwork, geomatics, support and administrative teams, and clients
  • Implement relevant organisational policies and comply with fire, health and safety, and risk-assessment requirements

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Degree or post-graduate qualification in Archaeology or a relevant subject
  • Sufficient experience as a field archaeologist on evaluations, watching briefs and excavations
  • Considerable understanding of archaeological survey principles
  • Extensive knowledge of ESRI software packages, particularly proficiency in ArcGIS Pro
  • Considerable experience of archaeological field survey using GNSS and Total Stations instruments, preferably Leica
  • Experience handling and manipulating field survey data
  • Ability to provide clear descriptions of observations and interpretations from archaeological survey work
  • Excellent IT skills, particularly Microsoft Office: Word, Excel and Access
  • Commitment to professional archaeology standards
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team
  • Ability and willingness to undertake away work and occasional overnight stays
  • Desirable: experience providing teaching, training or mentoring
  • Desirable: experience contributing to project reports, publications, research or outreach projects
  • Desirable: experience with photography and photogrammetry
  • Desirable: experience of archaeological building and earthwork survey
  • Desirable: ability to configure and troubleshoot Leica GNSS and Total Station instruments
  • Desirable: experience with remote data capture systems, including terrestrial and airborne solutions
  • Desirable: experience with JavaScript, Python, LISP and ModelBuilder
  • Desirable: experience manipulating digitised and field survey data during post-excavation work
  • Desirable: familiarity with Adobe Illustrator or other drawing packages
  • Desirable: CSCS card
  • Applicants must already have the legal right to live and work in the UK as defined by UK Visas and Immigration

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Full-time, permanent employment
  • Inclusive employer support and workplace adjustments
  • Opportunity to contribute to staff training programmes and develop survey, GIS and CAD skills