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In the role of Cultural Resources Project Manager, we'll count on you to:

• Plan and manage all aspects of small to medium cultural resources projects or large, routine projects. Role will also directly support Senior Project Management team on large scale projects.

• Actively participates in project pursuits and developing project scope

• Develop, maintain, and update schedules and spending plans; track progress, identify variances, and implement corrective actions to check work is completed within approved schedule and cost parameters.

• Manage administrative aspects of cultural resources projects under the Antiquities Code of Texas, National Historic Preservation Act, National Environmental Policy Act, and other applicable federal, state, and municipal regulations

• Serve as primary or secondary author on cultural resource technical reports

• Work with multi-disciplinary teams in our transportation, water, power, industrial, and oil and gas sectors in the South Central region and nationally to help plan, staff, and execute major CRM efforts

• Work under the direction of the South Central Cultural Resources Business Class Leader and Archaeology Program Manager as part of a regional team of archaeologists and collaborate with existing CRM team leaders responsible for managing archaeological surveys and site documentation, including feature and artifact identification and analyses.

• Must possess the technical knowledge to supervise cultural resources specialists in office settings

• Must be able to manage the production of professional quality reports for NRHP and NEPA compliance

• Peer review draft reports and desktop background reviews produced by Project Archaeologists and other Principal Investigators before final content review

• Facilitates/participates in project reviews in collaboration with Accounting and technical team management.

• The focus of this role is project management and will be primarily office-based, however fieldwork may account for up to 10% of this role.

• Perform other duties as needed

Physical Requirements

• Must be able to record cultural resources in the field without any physical assistance (this could include hiking short distances in scrub and native vegetation).

• Must be able to lift up to 20 pounds without assistance.

• Must be able to effectively communicate in person, by telephone and email.

• Must be able to effectively work in minimally supervised and/or unsupervised environments.

• Work hours other than 8 to 5 which may include weekends and/or night shifts

• Must have a valid Texas Driver’s License.

• Be able to operate a vehicle day or night.

• Less than 10% travel required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or a related field and a minimum of ten years’ experience

• Project Management Professional certification

• Experience managing cultural resource projects comprised of archaeology, architectural history, and tribal engagement

• National Historic Preservation Act - Section 106 coordination management