Geologist

Explore Alaska. Advance a Major Gold Project.

40/20 Rotation | Camp-Based Position | Seasonal Full-Time

Looking for more than another core logging job?

Spend your season working in Alaska’s interior on a large-scale gold exploration project while gaining valuable hands-on experience in drill core logging, geological interpretation, and exploration fieldwork. This is an opportunity to be part of an active exploration program supporting the advancement of a significant gold deposit while experiencing the unique challenges and rewards of remote Alaskan field life.

From long summer days beneath the midnight sun to winter operations in one of the world’s premier mining jurisdictions, this role offers the chance to develop your technical geology skills while working alongside an experienced exploration team in a truly unique setting.

Whether you’re an early-career geologist looking to build exploration experience or a field geologist seeking your next adventure, this position offers meaningful project exposure, rotational work schedules, and the opportunity to live and work in one of North America’s most geologically prospective regions.

Why This Opportunity?

• Work on a major gold exploration project advancing toward Pre-Feasibility Study.

• Gain hands-on experience logging and interpreting mineralized drill core.

• Work alongside experienced exploration geologists and technical professionals.

• Experience life in a remote Alaskan exploration camp.

• Enjoy a rotational schedule with extended time off between work periods.

• Explore Alaska’s world-class outdoor recreation opportunities during your time off.

• Build experience that can accelerate your career in mineral exploration and mining.

Position Summary

The Geologist will support an active exploration drilling program through core logging, sampling, geological data collection, and field support activities. Working under the supervision of senior geology staff, successful candidates will contribute to the collection and interpretation of geological information used to advance project development and resource growth.

Training on project-specific logging procedures and workflows will be provided.

Key Responsibilities

• Log drill core for lithology, alteration, mineralization, and structural features.

• Assess and document geological characteristics of a gold mineralized system.

• Mark drill core for sampling and maintain sample integrity through established QA/QC procedures.

• Assist with geotechnical logging including recovery, RQD, and magnetic susceptibility measurements.

• Collect and record structural measurements from oriented core when required.

• Photograph and document drill core.

• Coordinate with sampling and core-cutting personnel to maintain efficient workflows.

• Visit active drill sites to collect field data and support exploration activities.

• Participate in geological mapping, prospecting, and geochemical sampling programs as required.

• Maintain accurate geological records and databases.

• Follow all safety, environmental, and operational procedures.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Earth Sciences, or a related discipline.

• Minimum 2 years of experience in mineral exploration, mining, or related geological work.

• Strong understanding of igneous, metamorphic, and structural geology.

• Ability to identify rock types, alteration assemblages, and mineralization styles in drill core and hand specimen.

• Experience with geological logging and database software.

• Valid driver’s license and ability to work safely in remote environments.

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous core logging experience in exploration or mining environments.

• Experience with gold deposits, intrusion-related gold systems, or porphyry-style mineralization.

• Familiarity with oriented core techniques and structural geology.

• Current First Aid certification.

• Experience operating in remote field environments.

Camp Life

Camp accommodations include:

• Private heated accommodations

• Starlink internet access

• Laundry facilities

• Showers and flush toilets

• All meals provided

• Transportation support within the project area

Schedule

• Approximately 40 days on / 20 days off

• Full-time rotational schedule

• Project expected to continue through year-end 2026 with potential for extension

Work Authorization

Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States without current or future visa sponsorship.

If you’re looking for an opportunity that combines professional growth, hands-on exploration experience, and the adventure of working in remote Alaska, we’d like to hear from you.