• Full-time position (Monday through Friday) with occasional need to work on holidays, weekends, and after hours;
• Work will primarily occur in an indoor, fast-paced and dynamic office environment;
• Some field site visits will be required. Incumbent should be able to hike in difficult terrain as necessary and perform manual labor including lifting supplies and materials up to 50 lbs; and
• Some travel will be required that may include overnight stays.

Education: Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Master's degree in Anthropology, Archeology, Historic Preservation or related field.

Certification: Register of Professional Archaeologists.

Experience: Five years of progressively responsible experience, with a minimum of three years as a project supervisor in cultural resource management in areas to include: archeological project design and management, archeological survey, testing, data recovery, archeological laboratory processing and artifact analysis, writing professional reports on archeological or cultural resources issues. Incumbent must meet the Secretary of Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards for Archeology (36 CFR Part 61)

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: 
Knowledge of:

• Prehistoric and historic archeology of the Great Basin, Mojave Desert, and/or Sierra Nevadas;

• Cultural resources protection and stewardship practices;

• State and federal antiquities laws;

• Natural resources protection and stewardship practices; and

• Environmental assessment, NEPA/CEQA statutes, and impact statements.

Skill in:

• Using MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook), ESRI ArcGIS, and databases;

• Effective verbal and written communication;

• Archeological/technical report writing;

• Applying archeological and historic research techniques and methodologies;

• Establishing and maintaining effective work relationships with co-workers and work-related contacts;

• Making independent, sound, and timely decisions;

• Managing multiple projects, short deadlines, and conflicting priorities; and

• Preparing and reviewing scopes of work and budgets for all phases of archeological investigations.

Ability to:

• Apply cultural resource management theory and practice to federal- and state-owned resources;

• Manage and coordinate diverse program activities and accomplish program goals using independent judgment and initiative;

• Work with individuals with different types of training and backgrounds to create solutions and bring projects to completion;

• Work independently with little or no supervision;

• Work as a member of a team;

• Conduct work activities in accordance with safety program;

• Safely operate a GBI vehicle; and

• Work in a fast-paced, dynamic office environment, and consistently enact high performance standards and a strong work and team ethic in support of the mission of GBI.

• $60,000-$70,000 annually, DOE
• Fully paid premium for medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401K fully vested at 4% match
• Paid vacation, holiday, and sick time