Architectural Historian

Olsson

. Navigate complex federal, state, and local regulations and attain necessary permits and clearances .

Posted 10/2/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $80,000 - $140,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in navigating federal, state, and local regulations related to archaeology and historic preservation, with a strong focus on project management and stakeholder engagement. Proficient in producing high-quality documentation and leading consultations with various agencies and tribes.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Graduate Degree In ArchaeologyQualification Under SOI Professional Qualification StandardsPractical Experience In Cultural Resource ManagementProject Management SkillsStrong Communication Skills

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Hard Skills

Archaeological ResearchHistoric Preservation ComplianceDocumentation ProductionArchaeological Survey CoordinationTest Excavation Management

Soft Skills

Team CollaborationSelf-DirectionDependabilityStakeholder EngagementMentoring

Certifications & Qualifications

SOI Qualification For ArchaeologistSOI Qualification For Architectural Historian

Industry Keywords

NHPA DocumentationFederal Agency CollaborationTribal ConsultationPublic Meeting OrganizationCultural Resource Management

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Navigate complex federal, state, and local regulations and attain necessary permits and clearances
Develop NHPA documentation and collaborate with federal agencies, Native American tribes, state agencies, SHPO, USACE, and USFWS
Coordinate archaeological surveys, test excavations, and documentation of above-ground historic resources
Organize public meetings and workshops and engage stakeholders
Lead tribal consultation assistance when requested by federal agencies
Collaborate with engineers, architects, and urban planners
Oversee projects from start to finish, including timelines, budgets, deliverables, subconsultants, clients, and agencies
Mentor and train others and lead client and regulatory meetings

Requirements

What you’ll need

Graduate degree in archaeology, anthropology, history, architecture, historic preservation, or a closely related field
Qualification under the Secretary of the Interior (SOI) Professional Qualification Standards (36 CFR 61) for Archaeologist or Architectural Historian
Practical experience in archaeological or historical research, cultural resource management, or compliance with historic preservation standards
Aptitude for project management and oversight of historical and archaeological regulations
Skilled in clearly communicating findings and producing high-quality written deliverables, including reports, memos, and documentation
Strong communication skills
Ability to contribute and work well on a team
Self-direction and dependability, with strong follow-through on deadlines and deliverables

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive 401(k) match
Tailored career development paths
Possibility for flexible work arrangements
Wellness program promoting balanced lifestyles
Health care, vision, and dental benefits
Paid time off
Performance-based bonus system
Merit increases