Lead, Underwater Archaeology Program

Florida

Tallahassee (FL)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

11 days ago

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Job summary

The Department of State in Florida seeks a senior professional to supervise the Underwater Archaeology section within the Bureau of Archaeological Research. You will lead a team of up to five staff and oversee field projects, permits, and public liaison regarding submerged cultural resources.

The role requires advanced field procedures knowledge, legal compliance, and strong communication skills. A Master’s degree is preferred, with a focus on archaeology or maritime studies, and a proven track

Qualifications

Advanced knowledge of underwater archaeological field procedures.
Knowledge of state & federal submerged cultural resource law.
Experience with remote sensing software/hardware.
Ability to communicate clearly (verbal & written).
Master’s degree may substitute for years of experience.

Responsibilities

Supervise the Underwater Archaeology section (Bureau of Archaeological Research).
Manage a team of up to five Career Service and OPS employees; handle timesheets, leave, hiring, discipline, and work plans.
Oversee underwater field projects ensuring compliance with laws and regulations.
Administer the Exploration and Recovery permit program (1A-31, F.A.C.).
Represent the Department at meetings and serve as primary contact with agencies and the public.
Conduct and coordinate research on state lands focusing on submerged resources; manage vessels and equipment.