Job Description

Project Cultural Resource Specialist - Durango, Colorado

ERO Resources Corporation (ERO) is seeking a Project Cultural Resource Specialist for our Durango, Colorado office.

ERO is a woman-owned small business with offices in Colorado and Idaho that puts its people first and offers collaboration between diverse environmental professionals, a flexible schedule to maintain work/life balance, and a casual work environment. Our diverse team of scientists, planners, and subject matter experts have been working together to craft innovative solutions within regulatory framework while balancing change in our region with natural and cultural resources protection for more than 40 years. We’re always looking for dynamic and engaged people to join our team! Bring your expertise, your ingenuity, and your vision. Let’s see the impact we can create, together. This position can be fully remote on the Colorado Western slope with limited in-office requirements.

Minimum Qualifications and Experience

• Master of Arts degree in Anthropology or related subfield; or at least 5 years’ experience with a minimum of 2 years at the crew chief level.
• Must be permittable in Colorado, Utah, and/or New Mexico.

Compensation

ERO offers a very competitive compensation package that includes:

• Salary position with a pay range of $65,000 to $95,000 annually, commensurate with experience.
• 10 hours/month paid vacation accrual (separate sick leave bank).
• 11 paid holidays that include office closure between Christmas and New Year’s Day.
• ERO pays on average 80 percent of health, dental, vision, and other insurance packages.
• 401(k) and financial planning assistance.
• Generous cell phone, field equipment, and office equipment stipend.
• Annual profit sharing and retirement plan contributions.
• Educational opportunities including external workshops, classes, and mentorship with ERO principals.
• Opportunities for advancement, including opportunities for associate and board-level ownership for the right candidate.

Job Description

Project Cultural Resource Specialists are responsible for project-level management by applying the full suite of technical skills in cultural resource management and knowledge in project development, data collection, analysis and interpretation, and regulatory compliance. Applicants will be proficient in performing cultural resource surveys, evaluative testing, and treatment; preparing technical documents; and client and agency coordination and communication. This position requires carrying both simple and complex projects to completion with little supervisor oversight. Travel will be required.

The ideal candidate will have the technical and regulatory knowledge to effectively manage multiple individual projects, while balancing fieldwork, reporting, and business development. Applicants are expected to have proficiency with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and implementing regulations under 36 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 800, National Register Bulletins, Secretary of the Interior guidelines, and criteria outlined under 36 CFR 60.4 to identify, document, and evaluate cultural resources; as well as familiarity with other applicable laws. This position requires a pragmatic approach to problem solving and mentality to meet project schedule requirements and demands. Business development/marketing efforts and professional development initiatives are also expected.

How To Apply

Qualified applicants should send an email with a PDF cover letter, resume, and writing sample to [email protected] with Project Cultural Resource Specialist -Durango in the subject line.

ERO participates in e-verify and pre-employment background screening services. ERO is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages women, minorities, individuals with disabilities, and covered veterans to apply. For more information about ERO, visit our website at

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