Associate State Archeologist

Join CAL FIRE; Sacramento (CA); Hybrid; USD 66,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

Join CAL FIRE is seeking an Examination: Associate State Archeologist at the state level. This full journey position involves conducting advanced archeological investigations, directing major projects, and advising on cultural resources management.

Qualified candidates typically hold a Master’s Degree in Archaeology or Anthropology and have demonstrated expertise in California archaeology, including publications and conference participation. Location details align with state service locations.

Qualifications

• Master's Degree in Archaeology or Anthropology required.
• Experience or expertise in California archaeology preferred.
• Background in cultural resource management and leadership is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Perform archeological investigations and cultural resource management under general direction.
• Direct and coordinate major archeological excavation projects and provide research data and advice.
• Prepare project budget requests and scientific publications; may act in lead capacity.
• Represent the Department in cultural resource matters at meetings with governmental entities and institutions.

Education

Master's degree in Archaeology or Anthropology

Job description

Examination: Associate State Archeologist

Exam # 3355

Deadline Continuous

Monthly salary ASSOCIATE STATE ARCHAEOLOGIST: $5,940.00 - $7,381.00 per Month Exam # 3355 Deadline Continuous Position Description

00102809 - ASSOCIATE STATE ARCHAEOLOGIST

This is the full journey level. Under general direction, incumbents perform the more difficult or varied work of archeological investigation and cultural resource management; incumbents direct and coordinate major archeological excavation projects; provide research data and advice; prepare and submit project budget requests; prepare scientific publications; may act in a lead capacity; may train departmental staff as well as other personnel (including personnel in other State, Federal, and local agencies) in archeological methods and cultural resources management techniques; may budget and administer Federal and State funds; represent the Department in cultural resource matters at meetings with governmental entities, educational institutions, and other groups; and do other related work.

In appraising the relative qualifications of candidates, consideration will be given to candidates possessing a Master's Degree in Archeology or Anthropology, and/or a record which demonstrates expertise in California archeology, such as authorship of published reports and participation in seminars and professional conferences.

For information regarding position location(s), please refer to the Eligible List Information section.