As-Needed Archaeological Field Tech

About Us We are an award-winningCalifornia-based environmental consulting firm with 550+ professionals andmore than30 years ofdiverseexperience servingclients intransportation, energy, water, infrastructure, private development, and government sectors. Our mission is to deliver practical, science-based environmental and planning solutions that support communities, infrastructure, and natural systems. As a people-centric organization, we value collaboration, fairness, and transparency, and are committed to fostering a workplace that supports both personal and professional growth while offeringrobustcareer opportunities. We are especially proud of our recent Great Place To Work certification, which reflects an independent assessment of our culture and our team member experiences. What You'll Do As an Archaeological Field Technician, you'll play an important role in supporting cultural resource investigations across a variety of projects. Responsibilities include: Conduct archaeological surveys, monitoring, site recording, and field evaluations under the direction of senior cultural resources staff. Collect and document field data while ensuring accuracy and compliance with project standards. Prepare field forms, site records, maps, photographs, and other project documentation. Coordinate effectively with project managers, field leadership, clients, tribal representatives, and fellow team members. Support laboratory work and post-field processing activities when required. Contribute to safe and efficient field operations while maintaining Rincon's quality standards. Complete other duties that support successful project delivery. Qualifications A Bachelor's degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or a closely related field. At least one year of professional archaeological experience, or a Master's degree in a related field in place of one year of experience. The ability to work independently during field assignments and confidently make informed decisions when appropriate. Experience collecting field data with GPS platforms such as Trimble or Garmin. The physical ability to work outdoors for extended periods, including hiking long distances across rugged terrain while carrying field equipment weighing up to 25 pounds. Availability for as-needed assignments that may involve 10-12 day field rotations. A valid driver's license, dependable transportation, and the ability to travel to project locations. Strong attention to detail and effective organizational skills. Bonus Points If You Have Experience with California cultural resources and regional archaeological contexts. Previous utility corridor or infrastructure project experience. Working knowledge of CEQA, NHPA, and related cultural resource compliance requirements. Previous archaeological field experience within California. Compensation The base hourly range for this temporary position is $24.00–$37.00 per hour. At Rincon, our salary ranges are based on market median of similar jobs, according to third party salary benchmark surveys. The base pay that is actually offered will take into account internal equity and also may vary depending on the candidate’s job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. Additional Employment Information Individuals offered employment must successfully complete a pre-employment drug screening as a condition of employment. Additionally, those hired who may be assigned to federal projects will be subject to further drug testing, including screening for cannabinoids (THC/marijuana), in compliance with the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988 and other applicable federal regulations, which take precedence over California state and local laws. #J-18808-Ljbffr