Division Cultural Resources Program Lead
Kleinfelder, Denver, CO
- Pay
- $114,990–$191,910/yr
- Job type
- Other
- Duration
- Seasonal / project-based
- Per diem
- Not stated
- Lodging
- Not stated
- Posted
- Oct 8, 2026
- Closes
- Oct 8, 2027
About this job
Project-based or seasonal archaeology position with Kleinfelder, based in Denver, CO. Listed requirements include a bachelor's degree, a master's degree, and RPA registration.
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What this kind of job involves
Project managers in cultural resources handle budgets, schedules, staffing and client relationships as well as the technical quality of archaeology and historic preservation projects. Many are experienced archaeologists who moved from the field into management, and some firms combine the role with principal investigator duties.
This is general information about this type of position, not the duties of this specific posting. The employer's posting is the place for those.
How the pay compares
This posting's pay, at about $153,500/yr (the midpoint of its range), is above the typical range for private and other non-federal postings on this site: a median of $86,600/yr and a typical range of $79,500–$104,600/yr, based on 10 postings. See how advertised pay is calculated.
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