Assists in the development of guidelines, standards, and procedures for protecting and recovering historic and archeological resources. Performs supervisory tasks such as preparation of performance evaluations and managing schedules. May represent the Division at conferences and meetings. Performs related duties as required. Work involves considerable stress stemming from a heavy workload performed under tight time constraints, working with applicants who do not understand, and are not sympathetic to the review process.
Work involves considerable mental demands including the concurrent review of many diverse projects.
Some job related travel is required for which private means of transportation must be available. Some sites may have difficult accessibility and require working outdoors alone in all weather conditions. Some evening and weekend work may be required. Master's degree in architectural history, art history, historic preservation or closely related field such as architecture or cultural history. Two years of professional experience in historic preservation or program administration or management.