AECOM is actively seeking an experienced Archeologist to join our team in Honolulu.  For the right candidate, this position can be remote. The Archeologist will review federal, state, and local projects with the potential to effect historic properties in accordance with Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) Chapter 6E and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). These reviews will follow the processes outlined in Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR) Chapter 13-275 and 13-284 and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 36 Part 800. This includes the identification and inventory of historic properties, evaluation of significance, determination of effect to significant historic properties, mitigation commitments, development of mitigation plans and verification of mitigation completion.The ideal applicant will have experience reviewing and producing government memorandums for the following documents:Requests for Historic Preservation Review in accordance with HRS Chapter 6E and a determination letter in accordance with HAR 13-275 and HAR 13-284Requests for Area of Potential Effect (APE) ConcurrenceRequests for Information on Historic Properties in the APERequests for concurrence with 6E and NHPA Section 106 Effect DeterminationsArchaeological Testing StrategiesArchaeological Inventory Survey ReportsArchaeological Assessments ReportsArchaeological Monitoring PlansArchaeological Monitoring ReportsArchaeological Data Recover Reports and PlansArchaeological Preservation PlansThe position will include the preparation of government memorandums responding to these various steps in the historic preservation review and Section 106 consultation process. The applicant must also be able to perform archaeological literature and database research.