Archaeology Project/Program Manager at ICF International in Seattle, WA

Job description

Archaeology Project/Program Manager Portland, Seattle, or Pacific Northwes t ICF is seeking a senior archaeologist to help plan, monitor, and manage cultural resources projects and programs in the Pacific Northwest and the western Unites States. As an Archaeology Project/Program Manager at ICF you will help deliver and continue to grow our Cultural Resources Management (CRM) services for existing clients. The Archaeology Project/Program Manager will also partner with other environmental program managers to expand ICF’s business, and with other CRM leaders across geographies to expand the CRM practice. This position is intended to be based in either our Portland, OR or Seattle, WA office, however it can be fully or partially remote, and applicants living throughout the region are encouraged to apply. The Archaeology Project/Program Manager should be comfortable working across the primary disciplines that comprise cultural resources management (archaeology, built environment, tribal resources, landscapes) and comfortably navigate between project management (scoping, staffing, progress reporting) and delivery of technical services (quality control, schedule, cost). You will combine your archaeology technical skills with strong regulatory compliance expertise to develop project-level analysis and programmatic solutions for SEPA, NEPA, and Section 106 reviews. You will also be expected to contribute to marketing and proposal efforts for cultural resources opportunities or as part of a larger team on multi-disciplinary opportunities. Our Environment and Planning division provides a range of consulting services in environmental analysis and compliance (e.g., NEPA) for clients in the transportation, water, energy, and natural resources sectors. Our clients include federal, state and local agencies, and private energy and utility companies. At ICF we combine passion for our work with industry expertise and innovative analytics to produce compelling results throughout the entire program life cycle, from research and analysis through implementation and improvement. Key Responsibilities Serve as a project or task manager on large or complex cultural resources and environmental planning projects. Provide analysis for environmental regulatory reviews under SEPA, NEPA, and Section 106 and compose defensible arguments and supporting documentation. Interface directly with key clients and help build and maintain great relationships. Contribute to identifying new project leads, developing pursuit strategies, and writing proposals. Exercise judgment in selecting methods, techniques and quality assurance for deliverables. Supervise and/or mentor less experienced staff as they grow their technical, business development, and client relations capabilities. Required Skills/Experience Masters degree in anthropology or related field. 10+ years of CRM and/or environmental planning experience within the energy, water, transportation, and/or Federal Agency markets. Experience obtaining concurrence for SEPA and NHPA Section 106 findings, reviewing technical studies such as those addressing archaeology, architectural history, historic landscapes, consistency with Secretary of the Interior Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, effects analysis, and mitigation strategies. Must either already be approved as an Oregon Qualified Archaeologist, or have the qualifications and experience to be approved as such by the State of Oregon. Preferred Skills/Experience Strong work ethic with a positive attitude and thrives in a team-oriented setting. Advanced knowledge and understanding of environmental planning, cultural resources management and regulatory compliance with SEPA, NEPA, NHPA, and other state and federal environmental regulations. Familiarity with Oregon and Washington resources and associated regulatory environment. Excellent written and verbal communication skills with experience interfacing with external clients, members of the general public,