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 🔗Architectural Historian

  • Full Time
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • $65,000 USD / Year
  • Applications have closed
  • Department: Cultural Department
  • Job Summary: We’re looking for an Architectural Historian to join our cultural resources team in Jacksonville, Florida to assist us with conducting building surveys and HABS/HAER documentation efforts for federal and private clients.
  • Job Qualifications:

    What You Bring

    • A Master’s degree in Historic Preservation OR Architectural History, OR related field with Architectural History / Historic Preservation Certificate
    • SOI-qualified in Architectural History (per Secretary of the Interior’s Standards)
    • At least 2 years of relevant professional experience within cultural resource management or related industry
    • Strong technical writing, communication, and research skills
    • Demonstrated commitment to ethical, inclusive, and community-engaged historic preservation practices
    • A valid driver’s license and willingness to travel for fieldwork
  • How to Apply:

    If you are interested in applying, please provide a resume to lsmith@thendncompanies.com. Please be sure to include how you meet SOI qualification standards and any experience related to building surveys and Section 106 documentation standards.

    Salary is negotiable based upon experience should you exceed the currently listed minimum requirements, please do not hesitate to reach out if you are interested!

  • Job benefits: PTO, Health Insurance, Annual Bonus
  • Physical Demands / Work Environment: 30% yearly travel for building surveys; otherwise office setting
  • Contact Name: Leah Smith
  • Application Email: lsmith@thendncompanies.com
  • Application Address: 3740 St Johns Bluff Rd S Jacksonville, FL 32224

Website The NDN Companies

The NDN Companies is a woman owned small business based in Jacksonville, Florida that provides natural and cultural resource consulting services. NDN specializes in Tribal facilitation and engagement, and the cultural resources department seeks to reshape the way cultural resource management is conducted with collaborative, community engaged work.

What You’ll Do

  • Conduct historical research, field surveys, and architectural surveys and assessments
  • Prepare high-quality reports, including National Register Nominations and Section 106 documentation
  • Write historic context statements, preservation plans, and technical reports
  • Collaborate with archaeologists, planners, and other team members
  • Interface with clients, agencies, and communities on preservation-related projects
  • Support compliance with local, state, and federal preservation laws