Marine Archaeologist
About Canadian Adventure Charters (CAC)
Canadian Adventure Charters (CAC) is a leader in ultra–luxury research expeditions and deep–sea
submersible charters. We cater to an elite clientele of ultra–high–net–worth individuals, offering exclusive
voyages to explore remote coastlines, breathtaking underwater sites, and historic shipwrecks. Each
expedition is designed to blend adventure, discovery, and luxury seamlessly.
Our fleet consists of cutting–edge Research Explorer Ice–Class Vessels and Submersibles, classified under
DNV & ABS standards, ensuring the highest levels of safety, innovation, and comfort.
Reporting Structure
Reports directly to the Board of Directors.
Key Responsibilities
• Lead Marine Archaeological Research & Exploration – Conduct in–depth research, develop
historical databases, and oversee underwater surveys, site evaluations, and preservation efforts.
• Manage Marine Archaeology Projects – Supervise field operations, ensure regulatory compliance,
and collaborate with researchers, maritime historians, and government entities.
• Expedition Education & Guest Engagement – Deliver engaging onboard presentations and
briefings, providing an educational experience for our high–profile guests.
• Investor & Stakeholder Relations – Build and maintain relationships with investors, Fortune 500
companies, industry leaders, and government agencies to support funding and strategic partnerships.
• Regulatory & Environmental Compliance – Ensure all archaeological research and expeditions
adhere to national and international regulatory frameworks.
• Business Development & Branding – Contribute to branding, marketing, film production
partnerships, and proposal development to enhance CAC’s industry presence.
Required Qualifications
• 10+ years of experience in marine archaeology or cultural resource management.
• Extensive expertise in shipwreck recovery, artifact analysis, mapping, and photographic
documentation.
• Strong leadership and communication skills, with experience collaborating with Indigenous
communities, government bodies, and international research organizations.
• Valid STCW95 Transport Canada marine certifications and a current seafarer’s medical.
• Ability to operate in extreme marine environments with extensive travel commitments.
Compensation & Application Process
Compensation: Highly competitive, based on education, experience, certifications, and published works
(articles, reports, books, etc.).
How to Apply:
Submit your resume/CV, a detailed cover letter, a technical writing sample, and three professional references
to:
📩 Email: Info@cacsd.ca
For more information about Canadian Adventure Charters, visit our website: www.cacsd.ca