As an Architectural Historian, you will be expected to perform efficiently in a team environment as well as working independently in a fast-paced environment. You will also be expected to work with minimal supervision under the direction of the Director of Architectural History. Project work may include the following: documentation and recordation of historic properties; architectural surveys; historic context development, CRHR and NRHP evaluations; and effects determinations in compliance with CEQA and Section 106 of the NHPA, as well as local regulations. The position will support all of our offices with potential travel opportunities throughout the west coast including Hawaii. A positive attitude will best enable the historian to succeed in ASM’s collaborative work environment and develop mutually beneficial relationships with clients, vendors, subconsultants, co-workers, and management.
- MA in Historic Preservation or Architectural History
- Meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualification Standards in Architectural History
- Preference given to candidates with two-five (2-5) years’ experience
- Prior work experience in California is also preferred, with demonstrated ability in preparing CA DPR forms
- Demonstrated archival research and writing skills
- Ability to describe architectural resources utilizing terminology appropriate to this discipline
- Experience applying the NRHP and CRHR criteria
- Familiarity with the NRHP bulletin series
- Experience assessing effects/impacts in compliance with NHPA/CEQA
- Perform efficiently in a team environment
- Strong communication, organization, and time management skills
- Reliable personal vehicle is required
- Some travel is required primarily throughout southern CA, with occasional overnight trips
Please apply by sending cover letter, resume and a writing sample to jobs@asmaffiliates.com using the subject line: Architectural Historian.