Base: $89,926–$112,764 usd; bonus: eligible for ca...
Archaeological survey and excavation leadership
Principal investigator qualifications required
Mid-atlantic regional fieldwork experience
This senior leadership role guides high-impact cultural resources projects to protect heritage while supporting responsible infrastructure development
Job Summary
This senior leadership role guides high-impact cultural resources projects to protect heritage while supporting responsible infrastructure development.
The position offers the opportunity to mentor the next generation of archaeologists and shape organizational approaches to cultural stewardship nationwide.
A comprehensive benefits package is included, covering medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability coverage, and 401(k) retirement plans.
Matching Summary
This senior leadership role guides high-impact cultural resources projects to protect heritage while supporting responsible infrastructure development.
Salary
Base: $89,926–$112,764 USD; Bonus: Eligible for casual and fixed term/flex force bonus pay; Benefits: Comprehensive package including PTO, parental leave, medical, dental, vision, life, disability, AD&D, 401(k)
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Archaeological survey and excavation leadership
Principal Investigator qualifications required
Mid-Atlantic regional fieldwork experience
Agency review documentation preparation
GPS and ArcGIS FieldMaps proficiency
Valid driver's license for travel
Nice-to-have
Mentoring technical staff and teams
Proposal development and business growth
Subcontractor oversight and management
Laboratory materials processing experience
Multistate Principal Investigator capability
Key Requirements
Graduate degree in Anthropology or Archaeology
7+ years professional archaeology experience preferred
Registered Professional Archaeologist (RPA) standing
Qualifications for Virginia DHR, PA SHPO, MHT standards