Principal Cultural Resources Specialist – Tribal Consultation Advisor

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10,000+ employees

Founded 1888

💼 Consulting

🏗️ Construction

🏥 Healthcare

💰 $25k Grant on 2017-05

Consulting • Construction • Healthcare

Arcadis is the world's leading company in delivering sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets. With more than 36,000 employees in over 30 countries, Arcadis is dedicated to improving quality of life by offering expert services in areas such as climate adaptation, energy transition, mobility, and smart buildings. They work on projects aimed at creating healthy environments, such as manufacturing infrastructure for electric vehicle charging and conducting whole life carbon assessments. Arcadis also provides insights through reports like the Sustainable Cities Index, which ranks cities globally based on sustainability metrics.

📋 Description

• Provide senior technical advice on cultural resources, archaeology, NHPA Section 106 compliance, and coordination with Tribes, agencies, communities, and other consulting parties • Support USACE-led Tribal consultation by identifying potentially interested Tribes, preparing consultation and meeting materials, advising on culturally appropriate engagement, and supporting documentation, follow-up, and action tracking • Review archaeological, ethnographic, historical, and cultural resources information and identify information needs, data limitations, and issues requiring agency or Tribal coordination • Support preparation and quality review of Cultural Resources Reports and EIS content, including Affected Environment, Environmental Consequences, Mitigation, and Agency Coordination sections • Distinguish NEPA analysis from NHPA Section 106 consultation while coordinating information across technical workstreams and documenting it in the administrative record • Advise on sensitive cultural resources, sacred sites, traditional land use, subsistence-related cultural considerations, confidentiality, and appropriate use of Traditional Knowledge • Participate in virtual project meetings, technical reviews, and consultation-planning discussions • Coordinate with project managers, NEPA practitioners, cultural resources leads, technical specialists, and other project team members • Provide technical quality assurance and quality control review of cultural resources and Tribal consultation materials • Support other cultural resources, environmental review, permitting, Tribal coordination, and related technical work • Provide part-time, as-needed senior-level support based on project schedules, workload, availability, and qualifications

🎯 Requirements

• 20 years of experience in cultural resources Tribal consultation management, with expertise in client delivery and business development • Extensive professional experience in archaeology and cultural resources management, including senior-level technical review and project oversight • Strong written and verbal communication skills and ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary, schedule-driven project team • Experience coordinating with federal and state agencies, Tribal governments, Alaska Native organizations or communities, and other stakeholders on culturally sensitive matters • Experience working with both internal and external clients • Bachelor’s degree in archaeology, anthropology, historic preservation, or a closely related field, or equivalent directly relevant experience • Strong understanding of federal, state, and local cultural resource regulations, including CEQA, NEPA, and NHPA Section 106 • Preferred: Graduate degree in archaeology, anthropology, historic preservation, or a related field • Preferred: Substantial experience with Alaska archaeology, cultural resources programs, Tribal consultation, and rural or remote Alaska communities • Preferred: Prior experience serving in a State Historic Preservation Office, as a State Archaeologist, or in a comparable senior regulatory or cultural resources role • Preferred: Experience supporting environmental reviews or permitting for mining, infrastructure, or other complex projects involving USACE or other federal agencies • Preferred: Experience preparing or reviewing cultural resources technical reports, consultation records, effects analyses, mitigation measures, and administrative record documentation

🏖️ Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision benefits • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) • 401(k) • Short-term disability (STD) • Long-term disability (LTD) • Accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) • Life insurance • Paid parental leave • Reward and recognition program • Optional wellbeing benefits • Adoption assistance • Tuition reimbursement • Flexible, skills-based career development opportunities • Remote work arrangement anticipated • Limited project-specific travel coordinated and approved in advance

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