Senior​/Principal Geologist

The senior geologist will be responsible for organizing and interpreting geologic data as needed to develop stratified gridded and block geologic models and reports. This position will plan, organize, and oversee drilling programs to support marketing initiatives and mining operations as needed. The senior geologist will also prepare Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve Disclosures for various regulatory organizations. Employee Type:
Regular.

• Interpret drill hole geophysical logs, lithological logs and assays to determine the thickness, depth, and/or volume of various geologic units.
• Organize and QA/QC large quantities of geologic data to prepare input files for geologic computer models.
• Construct and validate geologic computer models using Vulcan, Origin, or similar software.
• Plan, organize and conduct drilling programs to support marketing activities and mining operations as needed, including:
  • Determining the number, type and location of drill holes and core holes needed to meet an objective.
  • Planning and estimating cost.
  • Preparing requests for proposal for various drilling program contractors, evaluating contractor bids, making selection recommendations, and preparing contractor contracts.
• Lead the drilling program, including:
  • Supervising drilling crews and geophysical logging crews.
  • Preparing drill hole cuttings and core lithological descriptions.
  • Packaging and arranging core sample shipments to the laboratory for analysis.
• Preparing maps, cross-sections, resource and reserve estimates and text for various technical reports and mine permit applications.

• Presenting geologic information to company management and outside parties.
• Investigating geologic problems and requests for information as needed.

• Knowledge of geostatistical principles and geostatistical modeling is required.
• Competent in basic aspects of Excel spreadsheet software is required.
• Knowledge of Word, AutoCAD, ArcGIS and SQL database management is desired.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills are required to work with other geologists, mining engineers, marketing personnel, company management, contractors and other personnel from outside the company.
• Previous experience modeling in varied commodities and geological settings is preferred.
• Ability to serve as a Qualified Person as defined by SK-1300 and NI 43‑101 regulations.

• Minimum four-year degree in Geology or related discipline or equivalent experience.
• Professional Registration through ASBOG examination or similar industry recognized accreditation organization.
• Minimum of 10 years of relevant experience is required.

• Assistance with relocation or remote work is available.

• Intermittent: lifting and carrying up to 70 lbs., climbing and balancing, kneeling, stooping and crouching, depth perception, color vision.
• Occasionally: standing and walking, pushing and pulling up to 30 lbs., reaching.
• Frequently: grasping, speaking and hearing, repetitive motion.
• Continually: sitting, tabulating, seeing.

Requires some travel by automobile and/or commercial airlines within the U.S. and internationally. Field work activities are sometimes conducted in extreme weather. Assistance with relocation or remote work is available.

We are an equal opportunity employer and we do not discriminate. You must meet at least the specific minimum requirements listed above to be considered a qualified applicant.