Architectural Historian — NHPA Compliance & Field Lead

Openkrill; United States; Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Career development paths

Flexible work arrangements

Wellness program

Bonus program

Job summary

Olsson is seeking an archaeologist or architectural historian to lead compliance projects across multiple states, ensuring NHPA and other preservation standards are met. You will manage field investigations, coordinate with agencies, tribes, and clients, and mentor team members in complex compliance work.

Join a people-centric firm that values collaboration, professional growth, and delivering sustainable outcomes while navigating regulatory landscapes and communicating findings through

Qualifications

• Graduate degree in archaeology, anthropology, history, architecture, historic preservation, or a closely related field.
• SOI qualification under 36 CFR 61 for Archaeologist or Architectural Historian.

Responsibilities

• Regulatory Compliance: Navigate federal, state, and local regulations and attain permits and clearances.
• NHPA: Develop NHPA documentation and coordinate reviews with lead federal agencies, tribes, SHPO, USACE, USFWS, and others.
• Field Investigations: Coordinate fieldwork including archaeological surveys, test excavations, and documentation of historic resources.
• Public Engagement: Organize public meetings and workshops to gather input and communicate project details transparently.
• Collaboration: Work with engineers, architects, and urban planners to incorporate preservation into projects.
• Project Management: Oversee projects from start to finish, managing timelines, budgets, and deliverables.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Team collaboration

Project management aptitude

Self-direction and dependability

Education

Graduate degree in archaeology/anthropology/history/architecture/historic preservation

SOI Professional Qualification Standards (36 CFR 61) qualification for Archaeologist or Architectural Historian

Job description

Olsson is seeking an archaeologist or architectural historian to lead compliance projects across multiple states, ensuring NHPA and other preservation standards are met. You will manage field investigations, coordinate with agencies, tribes, and clients, and mentor team members in complex compliance work.

Join a people-centric firm that values collaboration, professional growth, and delivering sustainable outcomes while navigating regulatory landscapes and communicating findings through