Beaver Creek Archaeology, Inc., a cultural resource management (CRM) consultancy with offices in Bismarck, ND and Artesia, NM, is seeking a talented individual to join our team as a Part-Time Assistant Architectural Historian. BCA conducts project work throughout the central-western United States, with a significant focus on the Great Plains region. The primary role is to research and effectively communicate the findings, methodologies, and significance of architectural historical investigations to various interested parties, including state and federal agency reviewers and BCA clients. Additionally, the Part-Time Architectural Historian is responsible for making eligibility recommendations for historic structures in accordance with the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). The position supports the analysis and historic documentation of the architectural history aspects of a variety of projects, including pedestrian surveys, architectural surveys, and HABS and HAER documentation.

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Position Overview

This position can be remotely based or a hybrid position. The successful candidate can expect to regularly work 20 hours a week during regular business hours (Central Time Zone). Compensation will be commensurate with the applicant’s level of education and previous experience. Successful candidates may have the opportunity to transition into a full-time position with accompanying benefits.

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The Assistant Architectural Historian assists the architectural historian in evaluating, researching, and accurately contextualizing architectural resources for overseeing agencies, helping to inform agencies’ project decisions and recommended site treatment measures of architecturally significant properties and in some cases assist with Section 106 mitigation projects.

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Minimum Qualifications:

? Bachelor's degree in History of Art and Architecture with coursework in American architectural history at the undergraduate or graduate level, coupled with relevant professional experience in applying the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) for architectural site eligibility evaluations.

? Demonstrated experience in discussing and describing architectural sites using industry-standard American architectural terminology.

? Proficient in office software and tools, including Microsoft 365 and Adobe.

? Strong internet research skills with meticulous attention to detail and exceptional organizational abilities.

? Proven track record of technical writing proficiency, capable of producing precise and comprehensive reports.

? Possess critical thinking skills and adept at creative problem-solving.

? Ability to work effectively both collaboratively and independently.

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If you are a dedicated researcher with a passion for architectural history, we invite you to review the full position details at . To apply please follow the link to submit your updated resume, a cover letter detailing your relevant experience and why you are the ideal candidate for this position, and desired pay range.