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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 and cultural resources sections for environmental documents; and coordinating compliance with CEQA, NEPA, Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, and applicable state and local requirements. The manager will lead consultation with Native American tribes, agencies, historical organizations, and other stakeholders; oversee schedules, budgets, scopes, subcontractors, and quality control; and contribute to proposals, statements of qualifications, and client presentations. Regular fieldwork and travel throughout Northern California may be required.

Candidates should hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree in anthropology, archaeology, architectural history, historic preservation, or a related discipline, along with substantial professional experience in cultural resources management. Qualified applicants will demonstrate strong knowledge of Northern California archaeology and history, applicable federal and state regulations, and accepted field and documentation standards. Experience meeting the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards, managing complex projects, and supervising technical teams is preferred. Excellent writing, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills are essential, as is the ability to balance technical quality with project delivery and client service. A valid driver’s license and willingness to travel are required.

We are seeking an On-Call Archaeologist to provide responsive archaeological support across a varied programme of construction, infrastructure and land-development projects. The role will involve attending sites at short notice to assess discoveries, advise on appropriate action and ensure that work proceeds in accordance with approved archaeological strategies, planning conditions and applicable heritage legislation. You will work closely with site managers, contractors, consultants, curators and other stakeholders, providing clear, practical advice in sometimes challenging and time-sensitive circumstances.

Key responsibilities will include monitoring groundworks, identifying and recording archaeological deposits and finds, supervising trial trenching or excavation activities, undertaking site inspections, and recommending mitigation where unexpected remains are encountered. You will prepare concise site notes, photographic and context records, incident reports and other technical documentation, maintaining accurate records in line with professional standards. The role may also involve coordinating specialist advice, arranging follow-up investigations, supporting post-excavation work and contributing to written reports, project archives and compliance submissions. Availability for occasional evenings, weekends or overnight call-outs will be required, together with the flexibility to travel between sites.

Applicants should have a relevant degree or equivalent professional experience in archaeology, along with practical experience of fieldwork, archaeological monitoring or excavation. A sound understanding of archaeological recording methods, health and safety requirements, planning procedures and heritage guidance is essential. You will need strong observational, organisational and written communication skills, as well as the confidence to make balanced decisions and communicate them professionally to both technical and non-technical audiences. A full driving licence and the ability to work independently are desirable. This position suits a reliable, adaptable archaeologist who can remain calm under pressure, uphold high professional standards and contribute positively to a collaborative project environment.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager – Environmental Planner to lead and deliver a diverse portfolio of environmental planning and assessment projects. This role will involve managing projects from initial scoping through to completion, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and providing high-quality advice to clients, stakeholders, and regulatory authorities. You will contribute to sustainable development outcomes across infrastructure, land use, natural resources, and other complex projects.

Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing environmental impact assessments, planning reports, environmental management plans, and approval documentation; coordinating field investigations, technical specialists, consultants, and contractors; managing project scope, budgets, schedules, risks, and quality requirements; and supporting statutory approvals, consultation processes, and regulatory engagement. You will identify potential environmental constraints and opportunities, develop practical mitigation strategies, and communicate technical findings clearly to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. The role may also involve mentoring junior staff, contributing to business development, preparing proposals, and maintaining strong relationships with clients and project partners.

To be successful, you will have a degree or equivalent qualification in environmental planning, environmental science, planning, sustainability, or a related discipline, together with substantial experience delivering environmental planning or assessment projects. Strong knowledge of relevant environmental legislation, planning frameworks, approval pathways, and consultation practices is essential. You will bring excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound commercial and project management capability, and the ability to prioritise competing deadlines while maintaining attention to detail. Experience managing multidisciplinary teams and engaging confidently with regulators, communities, and technical experts will be highly regarded. A proactive, collaborative approach and a commitment to quality, safety, ethical practice, and sustainable outcomes are also important.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager – Biologist/Ecologist to lead and deliver a range of environmental projects from inception through to completion. This role will suit a motivated professional with a strong background in ecology, biodiversity, or biological sciences, combined with proven project management capability. You will work across multidisciplinary teams, coordinating technical specialists, contractors, clients, and stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and to a consistently high standard.

Key responsibilities will include defining project scopes, programmes, budgets, and resource requirements; preparing and managing proposals, tenders, work plans, risk registers, and project documentation; and monitoring progress against agreed milestones and financial targets. You will oversee ecological surveys, impact assessments, habitat assessments, protected species work, mitigation strategies, and environmental reporting, ensuring that outputs are scientifically robust and compliant with relevant legislation, permits, standards, and professional guidance. The role will also involve reviewing technical reports, providing expert biological or ecological advice, identifying project risks, and implementing practical solutions to resolve issues as they arise.

You will build effective relationships with clients, regulators, landowners, consultants, and internal teams, representing the project professionally at meetings, site visits, and consultations. A degree in biology, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline is required, together with relevant project management experience and a sound understanding of ecological assessment and environmental regulations. Membership of an appropriate professional body, or progress towards professional accreditation, would be advantageous. Candidates should have excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong organisational and commercial awareness, and the ability to manage competing priorities. Experience with project management software, technical reporting, GIS, and fieldwork coordination would be beneficial. A full driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking an experienced and adaptable On-call Biologist to provide timely biological expertise across a range of operational, research, and field-based activities. This role is suited to a professional who can respond calmly to changing priorities, work independently when required, and maintain high standards of scientific accuracy, safety, and documentation. Availability for scheduled on-call periods, including occasional evenings, weekends, or public holidays, will be required.

Responsibilities will include supporting biological surveys, sampling programmes, monitoring activities, and investigations; identifying and recording biological specimens or environmental observations; collecting, handling, preserving, and transporting samples in accordance with approved procedures; and maintaining accurate field and laboratory records. You may also assist with data entry, quality assurance checks, technical reporting, preparation of equipment, and the interpretation of biological or ecological results. The role may involve responding to urgent requests, assessing situations in the field, escalating risks appropriately, and communicating clear updates to colleagues and relevant stakeholders. Compliance with health and safety, biosecurity, environmental, ethical, and regulatory requirements is essential.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, ecology, environmental science, zoology, microbiology, or a related discipline, together with practical experience in biological sampling, laboratory work, field surveys, or a comparable setting. Knowledge of species identification, sample management, scientific data handling, and relevant legislation is desirable. You will need strong written and verbal communication skills, sound judgement, attention to detail, and the ability to prioritise tasks under pressure. A current driving licence and willingness to travel to varied locations may be required. Training and guidance will be provided where appropriate, but candidates must demonstrate initiative, reliability, professional integrity, and a commitment to maintaining accurate, evidence-based work.

We are seeking a Senior Energy Transmission Regulatory Specialist to lead and support regulatory activities across a complex electricity transmission environment. The role will provide expert advice on regulatory frameworks, licence obligations, market rules, network codes, and policy developments affecting transmission operations and investment. You will assess regulatory change, identify commercial and operational impacts, and develop clear recommendations for senior stakeholders. The successful candidate will act as a trusted adviser, helping ensure that business plans, network development proposals, and operational practices remain compliant, robust, and aligned with wider energy-sector objectives.

Key responsibilities will include preparing regulatory submissions, consultation responses, business cases, and evidence-based reports for regulatory authorities and industry forums. You will coordinate internal contributions, manage regulatory milestones, and represent the organisation in meetings with external bodies, industry participants, government departments, and technical working groups. The role will also involve monitoring legislation and market reform, interpreting complex regulatory requirements, maintaining effective compliance controls, and supporting the resolution of regulatory queries or disputes. You may lead impact assessments, contribute to tariff and revenue discussions, and provide guidance on the regulatory implications of major infrastructure, connection, flexibility, and decarbonisation programmes.

You will bring substantial experience in energy regulation, electricity transmission, network economics, or a closely related field, together with a strong understanding of regulated utility markets and the policy drivers shaping the transition to a low-carbon energy system. Excellent analytical, written, and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to translate complex information into practical advice for varied audiences. You should be confident managing competing priorities, influencing senior decision-makers, and building constructive relationships across technical, commercial, legal, and policy teams. A relevant degree or equivalent professional experience is required; professional accreditation or experience working directly with an energy regulator would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Senior Environmental Planner to lead and deliver high-quality environmental planning advice across a varied portfolio of projects. This role will involve managing environmental assessments, planning applications, impact studies and approval processes from initial scoping through to completion. You will work closely with project managers, technical specialists, consultants, regulators, local authorities, communities and other stakeholders to identify environmental risks, develop practical solutions and support sustainable project outcomes.

Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing environmental impact assessments, planning and approval documentation, environmental management plans, technical reports and supporting evidence. You will coordinate multidisciplinary project teams, oversee external consultants, manage budgets and schedules, and ensure work is delivered to a high professional standard and in accordance with relevant legislation, policies, standards and guidance. The role will also involve providing strategic advice on environmental constraints and opportunities, contributing to proposals and bids, mentoring less experienced staff, and representing project teams at meetings, consultations, hearings and stakeholder events.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in environmental planning, impact assessment, development approvals or a closely related discipline, together with a relevant degree or professional qualification. Strong knowledge of applicable environmental and planning legislation, assessment methodologies and regulatory processes is essential. You will be an effective communicator with excellent report-writing, analytical, organisational and project management skills, and the ability to explain complex technical matters clearly to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams, managing competing priorities and building constructive relationships with clients and regulators is highly desirable. A proactive, commercially aware and collaborative approach, along with a commitment to ethical practice, environmental protection and continuous improvement, is expected.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Environmental Planner to lead and deliver high-quality environmental planning advice across a diverse portfolio of projects. This role will involve managing complex assessments, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and providing practical solutions that support responsible development and regulatory compliance. You will work with internal and external stakeholders, technical specialists, consultants, and regulatory authorities to ensure environmental considerations are embedded throughout project planning and delivery.

Key responsibilities will include preparing, reviewing, and managing environmental impact assessments, planning reports, environmental management plans, and approval documentation. You will provide expert advice on relevant environmental legislation, planning frameworks, policy requirements, and approval pathways, while identifying potential risks and recommending effective mitigation measures. The role will also involve coordinating field investigations and technical studies, overseeing consultant performance, monitoring project schedules and budgets, and contributing to stakeholder engagement and consultation activities. You will be expected to support project teams through planning approvals, environmental assessments, compliance activities, and post-approval monitoring.

To be successful, you will have substantial experience in environmental planning, impact assessment, or a closely related discipline, together with relevant tertiary qualifications in environmental science, planning, natural resource management, or a similar field. You will bring strong knowledge of environmental legislation and approval processes, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to interpret complex technical information and present it clearly to varied audiences. Experience managing projects, mentoring team members, and working across multiple priorities is highly desirable. Strong analytical, organisational, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills are essential, along with a practical, collaborative approach and a commitment to achieving high-quality environmental outcomes.

We are seeking an On-Call Staff Archaeologist / Field Technician to support cultural resources investigations throughout Northern California. This is a flexible, field-based opportunity suited to an archaeology professional who can respond to short-term assignments, often involving construction monitoring, survey, testing, and documentation. Work may take place in remote locations, active construction areas, public lands, or other challenging field environments, with schedules varying according to project needs.

Responsibilities may include conducting pedestrian surveys; monitoring ground-disturbing activities; identifying, documenting, and evaluating archaeological materials and features; completing shovel test probes and other subsurface investigations; recording observations using approved field forms, maps, photographs, GPS equipment, and digital applications; assisting with site boundaries and condition assessments; and collecting, packaging, and maintaining the chain of custody for cultural materials. The successful candidate may also contribute to technical reports, daily field summaries, site records, data entry, artifact processing, and coordination with project archaeologists, tribal representatives, contractors, and agency personnel. Strict adherence to health and safety procedures, applicable laws and regulations, and project-specific protocols is required.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in archaeology, anthropology, or a closely related discipline, along with field experience in cultural resource management or archaeological survey. Familiarity with standard archaeological methods, California regulatory requirements, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards is preferred. Experience with GPS/GIS technology, digital data collection, artifact identification, and construction monitoring is advantageous. Candidates must demonstrate sound judgment, careful attention to detail, strong written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team. A valid driver’s licence, reliable transportation, willingness to travel, and the ability to work outdoors in varying weather and terrain are required. Availability for on-call assignments and occasional early starts, overnight travel, or extended field days is expected.

We are seeking an Associate Archaeologist / Field Director to lead archaeological investigations and cultural resources projects throughout Northern California. This role is suited to an experienced field professional who can manage day-to-day field operations, coordinate crews, and ensure that work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved research designs, regulatory requirements, and professional standards. Assignments may include archaeological surveys, monitoring, testing, excavation, site documentation, and construction support across a range of environments and project types.

Responsibilities include supervising and training field staff; developing field schedules and coordinating logistics; conducting pedestrian surveys, shovel testing, subsurface investigations, and data recovery; recording archaeological sites and features; completing field forms, photographs, maps, and daily reports; identifying and documenting artifacts and cultural materials; and maintaining accurate project records. The Field Director will communicate regularly with project managers, clients, contractors, Native American representatives, agencies, and other stakeholders. Additional duties may include assisting with technical reports, reviewing field data, supporting permitting and compliance efforts, monitoring budgets and schedules, and contributing to artifact processing and curation.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree or higher in archaeology, anthropology, or a closely related discipline, and meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards for archaeology. Demonstrated experience directing archaeological fieldwork in California is required, along with knowledge of California archaeological resources, cultural resource regulations, and standard field methods. Strong technical writing, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills are essential. The successful candidate must be comfortable working outdoors for extended periods, including in difficult terrain and variable weather conditions, and must be able to travel, work flexible schedules, and occasionally lift or carry field equipment and supplies. A valid driver’s license and the ability to operate or travel in four-wheel-drive vehicles may be required.