Cultural Resources Group Manager – Nor CA

Added 07/10/2026

We are seeking an experienced Cultural Resources Group Manager to lead a multidisciplinary team delivering cultural resources and historic preservation services across Northern California. This role will oversee project development, technical quality, client relationships, and team performance while supporting a diverse portfolio of environmental, infrastructure, land-use, and public-sector projects. The successful candidate will bring strong knowledge of California cultural resources regulations, proven leadership capability, and a commitment to ethical, inclusive, and scientifically rigorous practice. Responsibilities will include managing and mentoring cultural resources professionals, archaeologists, architectural historians, and supporting specialists; coordinating workloads, budgets, schedules, and quality control; and contributing to business...

Cultural Resources Group Manager – Nor CA

Added 07/10/2026

We are seeking an experienced Cultural Resources Group Manager to lead a multidisciplinary cultural resources practice serving projects across Northern California. This role will oversee the delivery of archaeological, architectural history, and historical resources services for public and private sector clients, while supporting the continued growth and development of the regional team. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership, manage client relationships, and ensure that work is completed to high professional, regulatory, and ethical standards. Responsibilities will include supervising and mentoring cultural resources staff; planning and managing surveys, inventories, evaluations, monitoring programs, and mitigation efforts; preparing and reviewing technical reports...

Cultural Resources Project Manager

Added 07/08/2026

We are seeking an experienced Cultural Resources Project Manager to lead the planning and delivery of cultural heritage, archaeological, and historic preservation projects. This role will manage assignments from initial proposal and scope development through fieldwork, analysis, reporting, regulatory review, and project closeout. The successful candidate will work with clients, regulators, Indigenous communities, landowners, subcontractors, and multidisciplinary technical teams to ensure that cultural resources considerations are appropriately addressed throughout project planning and implementation. Key responsibilities include preparing work plans, budgets, schedules, technical proposals, and regulatory documentation; directing archaeological surveys, monitoring programs, site evaluations, and mitigation activities; coordinating field crews and...

Biology Project Manager

Added 14/08/2026

We are seeking an experienced Biology Project Manager to coordinate and deliver a range of biological research, development, and operational projects. The successful candidate will work across multidisciplinary teams to ensure projects are planned effectively, delivered on schedule, and aligned with quality, regulatory, and budgetary requirements. This role would suit an organised and collaborative professional with a strong scientific background and the ability to translate biological objectives into clear, achievable project plans. Key responsibilities will include defining project scope, timelines, milestones, deliverables, and resource requirements; coordinating activities across laboratory, scientific, technical, clinical, and operational teams; monitoring progress, risks, dependencies, budgets,...

Cultural Resources Field Monitor

Added 05/10/2026

We are seeking a Cultural Resources Field Monitor to support construction and land-development activities in areas with potential archaeological, historic, or cultural significance. The successful candidate will monitor ground-disturbing work, identify and document cultural resources, and help ensure that project activities comply with applicable cultural-resource laws, permits, environmental commitments, and approved monitoring plans. This is a field-based position that may involve travel to active project sites, variable schedules, and work in changing weather and terrain conditions. Key responsibilities include observing excavation, grading, trenching, utility installation, and related activities; maintaining accurate daily monitoring logs, field notes, photographs, maps, and artifact records;...

On-Call Archaeological/Cultural Resources Field Technician

Added 22/09/2026

We are seeking an On-Call Archaeological/Cultural Resources Field Technician to support archaeological surveys, monitoring, testing, and documentation on a project-by-project basis. This role is suited to a dependable professional who can work independently in varied outdoor environments and respond to short-notice assignments. Fieldwork may involve pedestrian surveys, site recording, shovel testing, excavation support, construction monitoring, artifact identification, GPS data collection, photography, and completion of field forms and daily reports. Technicians may also assist with laboratory processing, cataloguing, background research, and preparation of technical documentation. The successful candidate will follow approved research designs, regulatory requirements, health and safety procedures, and direction...

Cultural Resources Discipline Lead

Added 08/09/2026

We are seeking an experienced Cultural Resources Discipline Lead to provide technical leadership across a diverse portfolio of cultural heritage and archaeological projects. This role will oversee the delivery of high-quality assessments, surveys, impact evaluations, management plans, and regulatory documentation for projects in sectors such as infrastructure, energy, transportation, land development, and environmental planning. The successful candidate will combine strong subject-matter expertise with sound commercial awareness, helping to shape project strategies from early planning through to approvals and implementation. Key responsibilities will include managing and reviewing cultural resources investigations; directing archaeological and heritage field programs; interpreting applicable legislation, standards, and...

Cultural Resources Discipline Lead

Added 01/09/2026

We are seeking a Cultural Resources Discipline Lead to provide technical leadership and strategic direction across cultural heritage and archaeological projects. This role will oversee the delivery of high-quality cultural resources assessments, surveys, evaluations, and permitting support for projects subject to environmental, planning, and heritage legislation. The successful candidate will help shape project approaches, manage technical quality, and ensure that cultural resources considerations are integrated effectively into project design and decision-making. Key responsibilities include leading and reviewing archaeological and cultural heritage studies; developing scopes of work, budgets, schedules, and work plans; coordinating field investigations, archival research, and consultations; and preparing...

Cultural resources monitor

Added 27/08/2026

We are seeking a Cultural Resources Monitor to support construction, land management, and environmental projects where ground-disturbing activities may affect archaeological, historical, or cultural resources. The successful candidate will monitor work areas, access routes, staging areas, and other project locations for cultural materials or features, helping ensure that activities comply with applicable permits, environmental commitments, and cultural resource protection requirements. This role may involve working outdoors for extended periods and travelling to remote or active project sites. Key responsibilities include observing excavation, grading, trenching, vegetation removal, and related construction activities; identifying and documenting archaeological artifacts, features, human remains, or other...

Cultural Resources Monitor I

Added 17/08/2026

The Cultural Resources Monitor I supports field-based cultural resources and archaeological monitoring activities during construction, maintenance, and related ground-disturbing work. Working under the direction of experienced cultural resources professionals, this entry-level role observes excavation and grading activities, identifies potential archaeological or historic materials, and helps ensure work is conducted in accordance with applicable permits, regulations, and approved monitoring plans. The position may require regular travel to active project sites, work outdoors in varying weather conditions, and coordination with construction crews, inspectors, archaeologists, tribal representatives, and other stakeholders. Key responsibilities include conducting monitoring during ground disturbance; documenting daily observations, site conditions,...

Archeologist/Cultural Resources Specialist

Added 05/08/2026

We are seeking an Archeologist/Cultural Resources Specialist to support the identification, evaluation, documentation, and protection of cultural resources during planning, permitting, and field-based projects. The successful candidate will contribute to archaeological investigations across a range of environments, help ensure compliance with applicable cultural resource and historic preservation regulations, and provide clear, well-supported recommendations to project teams, clients, agencies, and stakeholders. Responsibilities will include conducting background research and records reviews; preparing research designs, technical memoranda, cultural resources assessments, and survey reports; and participating in archaeological surveys, site testing, monitoring, excavation, and data recovery activities. You will document sites and artifacts in...

Cultural Resources Specialist

Added 04/08/2026

We are seeking a Cultural Resources Specialist to support the identification, evaluation, documentation, and protection of archaeological, historical, and cultural resources. This role will contribute to projects involving cultural resource surveys, environmental reviews, construction monitoring, permitting, and regulatory compliance. The successful candidate will work closely with project managers, archaeologists, historians, tribal representatives, agencies, consultants, and members of the public to ensure that cultural resources are responsibly managed and legally protected. Key responsibilities include conducting background research and records reviews; assisting with or leading archaeological and architectural surveys; preparing technical reports, site forms, management recommendations, and regulatory documentation; coordinating fieldwork and...