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Now Hiring: Junior Archaeologist Fort St. John, BC (Synergy Land & Environmental Services)Location: Fort St. John, British Columbia (field work across NE BC)Type: Full-time (seasonal-to-permanent opportunities)Compensation: $27$35/hour + OT eligibility, per diems/LOA when applicable Why Synergy Synergy is a Canadian-owned, multidisciplinary land & environmental consultancy delivering archaeology, wetlands, wildlife, and permitting services across Western Canada. Youll join a supportive team with real mentorship, strong Health & Safety culture, and meaningful collaboration with Indigenous partnersworking on projects that matter for energy, forestry, municipal, and infrastructure clients. The Opportunity As a Junior Archaeologist, youll work directly with experienced Field Directors/Supervisors to complete surveys, shovel tests, excavations, and monitoring under provincial permits. Youll gain hands-on CRM experience, GIS-enabled data collection skills, and exposure to artifact handling and report supportideal for launching your BC archaeology career. What Youll DoConduct pedestrian survey, STF programs, test excavations, and construction monitoring (HCA/permit compliance) under direction of senior staffWork respectfully and collaboratively with Indigenous partners and community membersCapture accurate field notes, GPS points, photos, and digital forms (e.g., ArcGIS Field Maps/Survey123)Assist with artifact documentation, cataloguing, and basic lab tasksSupport desktop research and contributions to summary notes/figures for reportsUphold Synergys Safety First culture and follow site/client proceduresTravel for field programs; work in variable weather/terrain with hotel or camp overnights as required You BringBA/BSc (or in final term) in Archaeology/Anthropology (BC CRM focus an asset)Ability to perform strenuous fieldwork (uneven terrain, lifting/carrying, manual excavation)Team mindset, professionalism, and strong work ethicValid Class 5 drivers licence and clean abstractCurrent First Aid (or willingness to obtaintraining support provided)Respect for cultural heritage and enthusiasm for learning in the field Nice-to-Have AssetsFamiliarity with BC archaeology, HCA processes, and permit structuresGPS/data collection apps and basic ArcGIS/QGIS skillsExperience operating 44/UTV/ATV and towing light trailersStrong field documentation habits (notes, photography, artefact recording)Safety tickets such as CSTS/PCST, Bear Awareness, WHMIS, H2S, TDG (or willingness to obtain) What Youll Get$27$35/hr DOE + OT where applicablePer diems/LOA, paid travel time, hotels/camp when requiredCompany PPE provided + annual gear stipendClear mentorship and training pathway (Field Tech Crew Lead Field Director)Banked time options; steady NE BC project pipelineInclusive, respectful culture; meaningful Indigenous engagementPaid safety tickets & development opportunities; support for professional dues (eligible roles)