Geologist , Exploration

Pay or shift range: $74,750 CAD to $122,350 CAD. The expected salary range for this role is intended to support transparency and informed decision making. Final compensation will be based on skills, experience, and internal equity.

Alamos Gold is a Canadian-based gold producer with a long-term track record of creating value through strong financial performance, low-cost production, and a company-wide commitment to safety, environmental stewardship, and social responsibility. With operations in Canada and Mexico and a robust pipeline of development and exploration projects, Alamos offers rewarding careers built on integrity, collaboration, and performance.

The Young-Davidson Mine is a low-cost, long-life operation and one of Canada’s largest underground gold mines. Located near Matachewan, Ontario—centrally positioned between Timmins, Kirkland Lake, North Bay, and Sudbury—the site is a cornerstone asset for Alamos Gold. A highly automated lower mine expansion completed in 2020 has strengthened production and free cash flow, positioning Young-Davidson as a foundation for the company’s long-term growth.

Join Us in Advancing Discovery and Growth!

Are you passionate about mineral exploration and geological interpretation? Do you thrive in a collaborative, safety-driven, and technically challenging environment? If you are an early-career to intermediate exploration geologist eager to contribute to discovery and resource growth at an operating mine, we want you on our team.

As an Exploration Geologist, reporting to the Senior Exploration Geologists, you will support and execute a wide range of geological activities associated with near‑mine and regional exploration programs at the Young‑Davidson Mine. You will play a key role in data collection, interpretation, and geological modeling, contributing to exploration planning and results that support the long‑term success of the operation.

• Geological Data Collection & Interpretation: Collect, organize, and interpret geological data from exploration programs including diamond drilling, surface sampling, field mapping, and re‑logging of historic drill core.
• Logging & Sampling Standards: Ensure best practices are followed for drill core logging, sampling, QA/QC procedures, and database management.
• Exploration
  
  Collaboration:
  
  Work closely with senior geologists to interpret geological information, support exploration plans, and execute work programs.
• Geological Modeling: Participate in geological modeling and interpretation at the deposit and regional scale.
• Health, Safety & Environment: Uphold strong safety, environmental, and operational standards and actively contribute to a culture of safety and accountability.
• Reporting & Communication: Assist with technical reporting and communicate interpretation results to senior leadership and management.
• Additional Duties: Support regional exploration activities and perform other related duties as assigned.

• Bachelor’s degree in Geology or Earth Science.
• Registered or eligible for registration as a Geologist in Training (GIT) or Professional Geologist (P.Geo).
• Recent graduate up to 5 years of experience in mineral exploration.
• Strong understanding of geological principles, mineralogy, structural geology, and gold deposit models.
• Experience logging diamond drill core.
• Self‑motivated with strong communication, teamwork, and organizational skills.
• Demonstrated commitment to safety, environmental responsibility, and community engagement.
• Experience with Leapfrog, ArcGIS, and SQL databases considered an asset.

• Be part of a respected, safety‑focused mining company with long‑term growth potential.
• Contribute directly to active mine‑site and regional exploration programs.
• Work alongside experienced geoscientists in a collaborative technical environment.
• Competitive compensation and benefits package with opportunities for professional development.

• Rotational schedule: 14 days on / 14 days off.
• Site‑based role at the Young‑Davidson Mine, Ontario.

• Ability to work in core sheds, field environments, and mine‑related…