Senior Archaeologist | Lead Northern Ontario Projects
WSP in Canada
Whitby
On-site
CAD 100,900 - 139,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading engineering firm in Northern Ontario is seeking a Senior Archaeologist to lead archaeological assessments while respecting the cultural landscapes of communities. The role involves project management, mentorship of staff, and compliance with regulations. Ideal candidates have over 10 years of experience in consulting archaeology. This position offers a chance to contribute to sustainable development and heritage stewardship in Northern Ontario.
Qualifications
10+ years of consulting archaeology experience, including 5+ years leading projects in northern Ontario.
Proven ability to independently manage large and complex archaeological projects under deadline-driven conditions.
Advanced knowledge of historical and/or Indigenous material culture specific to northern Ontario would be an asset.
Responsibilities
Lead archaeological assessments in accordance with MCM Standards and Guidelines.
Manage end-to-end archaeological projects including budgeting and scheduling.
Engage with Indigenous Nations and communities respectfully.
Skills
Consulting archaeology experience
Leadership and mentoring experience
Project financial management
Understanding of Indigenous material culture
Education
Professional licence with MCM
Job description
A leading engineering firm in Northern Ontario is seeking a Senior Archaeologist to lead archaeological assessments while respecting the cultural landscapes of communities. The role involves project management, mentorship of staff, and compliance with regulations. Ideal candidates have over 10 years of experience in consulting archaeology. This position offers a chance to contribute to sustainable development and heritage stewardship in Northern Ontario.