Archaeology & Cultural Resources Specialist

Georgia Power Company; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia Power is seeking an experienced cultural resources analyst to support projects with archaeological and historic resources implications. You will plan investigations, conduct archival research, and guide permitting under NHPA 106 and USACE Appendix C while coordinating with agencies, tribes, and consultants.

The role requires an advanced degree in history, archaeology, or anthropology and at least five years of leadership in cultural resources surveys.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in history, archeology, anthropology or closely related discipline.
• Five+ years of leading cultural resources surveys and investigations.
• Experience coordinating with SHPO, USACE, FERC, and state agencies on cultural resources surveys.

Responsibilities

• Conduct due diligence investigations and project planning for cultural resources.
• Oversee archaeological and historic investigations to support feasibility studies.
• Assess permitting requirements under NHPA 106, USACE Appendix C, and state laws.
• Coordinate with agencies, tribes, consultants, and internal stakeholders.
• Review consultant bids and reports; ensure quality work products.

Skills

Project management

Regulatory coordination

Technical writing

Stakeholder engagement

Archaeology/Historic resources

Communication

Education

Advanced degree in history/archeology/anthropology

Tools

GNAHRGIS

GIS software

Job description

Georgia Power is seeking an experienced cultural resources analyst to support projects with archaeological and historic resources implications. You will plan investigations, conduct archival research, and guide permitting under NHPA 106 and USACE Appendix C while coordinating with agencies, tribes, and consultants.

The role requires an advanced degree in history, archaeology, or anthropology and at least five years of leadership in cultural resources surveys.