Full-Time

Archaeological Investigator / Cultural Resources Specialist

Posted on 9/26/2025

Braun Intertec

Braun Intertec

Compensation Overview

$77.4k - $116k/yr

Bloomington, MN, USA + 2 more

More locations: Chicago, IL, USA | Denver, CO, USA

Hybrid

This position requires frequent travel for project work, typically 2-10 days per trip, and involves a mix of regional and national opportunities.

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Lab & Research (2)
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Requirements
  • Meets Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards in Archaeology
  • RPA registration preferred
  • 5-10 years of consulting experience with background research, field surveys and technical report preparation on projects of all sizes, from due-diligence screenings to large Phase III mitigations
  • Advanced degree in Archaeology/Anthropology
  • Knowledgeable in North American, particularly Upper Midwest, archaeology
  • Knowledge and experience with NEPA, Section 106, and federal, state, and local agency’s environmental review processes and requirements
  • Experience with state and federal agency consultation, and excellent reputation within the professional and regulatory communities
  • Experience with tribal consultation and tribal governments
  • Excellent research and writing skills
  • Highly self-motivated with the ability to multi-task and perform detail-oriented work
  • Demonstrable experience for successful completion of technical reports and research
  • Familiarity with GPS and GIS applications and software
Responsibilities
  • Directly oversee and conduct cultural resources services and projects in a team environment
  • Cultivating new regional clients and business development for cultural resources services
  • Focus on business development as we grow our Natural Resource & Cultural Resource services throughout the region
  • Excellent communication, organizational skills, and the ability to independently conduct project tasks
  • Cultural resources file reviews
  • Assessing site risk profiles
  • Drafting proposals and work plans
  • Leading document preparation in a team environment
  • Preparing or supervising the preparation of cultural resource technical reports
  • Coordinating with clients and sub consultants
  • Consultation with federal and state agencies
  • Direct supervision and lead field investigations
  • Perform cultural resources reviews and become permitted for field investigations in multiple states
  • Prepare scopes and costs for projects as part of business development efforts
  • Manage field technicians to successfully complete fieldwork
  • Travel for project work on a regular basis (typically 2-10 days per trip)
  • Travel will be a mix of regional with national opportunities
  • Amount of travel will be dependent of project workload
Desired Qualifications
  • RPA registration preferred

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