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Use mineral resource estimates, geological models and drill core databases. * Guide mining activities by delineating "ore"/ "waste" materials. * Collect and ensure shipment of geological samples to ...

Use mineral resource estimates, geological models and drill core databases. * Guide mining activities by delineating "ore"/ "waste" materials. * Collect and ensure shipment of geological samples to ...

Maintain and improve geological databases and modeling systems * Provide geological input for mine planning, production activities, and development projects * Participate in reconciliation processes ...

The Geologist II will be tasked with geologically mapping blast patterns, pit highwalls from daily ... database tasks, preforming QA-QC on assay data, and planning and supervising drilling projects.

Responsible for maintaining production database. * Develop and maintain ore control procedures as ... Bachelor's Degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, or other related field. Required * 0 to 5 ...

Use mineral resource estimates, geological models and drill core databases. * Guide mining activities by delineating "ore"/ "waste" materials. * Collect and ensure shipment of geological samples to ...

Advanced knowledge of databases which may include AcQuire, Pi, MS SQP Server, Access. * Advanced ... Model geology in assigned project areas using Leapfrog, Vulcan, etc. Generate exploration targets ...

... database, GIS, AutoCAD. Geologists must work safely and actively participate in all H&S programs. Geologists work under the supervision of Staff and other Contract Geologists. No relocation or per ...

Senior Resource Geologist

Yuma, AZ · On-site

$110K - $150K/yr

Senior Mine Resource Geologist Position Summary The Senior Mine Resource Geologist is responsible for all aspects of mineral resource estimation, geological modeling, database integrity, QA/QC ...

Advanced knowledge of databases which may include AcQuire, Pi, MS SQP Server, Access. * Advanced ... Model geology in assigned project areas using Leapfrog, Vulcan, etc. Generate exploration targets ...

About the Role As a Geologist, you are part of the team building the foundation of orebody ... Update and maintain geologic and drilling databases, reports, and diagrams * Support focused ...

Drill database updates and validation. * Understands and uses computer software and applications associated with geological assignments. * Blast holes sampling basic experience. * Complies with ...

Project Geologist

Elko, NV · On-site

$30 - $50/hr

Experience with geological databases and data management systems * Strong understanding of mineral systems and exploration targeting Work Environment * Active mining and exploration site

Project Geologist Ur-Energy Inc. | Casper, WY | Full-time About Ur-Energy Ur-Energy is a U.S.-based ... Strong computer skills and experience with database management and GIS software (ArcGIS preferred)

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The Chief Geologist leads all mine-site geological activities for a high-tonnage open-pit, Cu ... Maintain a single-source-of-truth geoscience database (e.g., acQuire or equivalent); enforce data ...

Familiarity with GIS, geological databases, or geologic modeling software * Experience working outdoors or in field-based environments Additional Information Compensation: Salary will be commensurate ...

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Familiarity with GIS, geological databases, or geologic modeling software * Experience working outdoors or in field-based environments Additional Information Compensation: Salary will be commensurate ...

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How much do database geologist jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for database geologist in the United States is $77,030.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $56,000.00 and $93,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some typical challenges faced by database geologists, and how do they address them?

Database Geologists often face challenges such as integrating large volumes of diverse geological data from multiple sources and ensuring data accuracy and consistency. They address these by establishing standardized data entry protocols, performing regular quality checks, and collaborating closely with geologists, engineers, and IT teams. Another challenge is keeping up with new database technologies and evolving industry standards, so staying current through training and professional development is important. By being proactive and detail-oriented, Database Geologists help maintain reliable databases that support effective exploration, modeling, and reporting activities.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a database geologist?

To thrive as a Database Geologist, a strong background in geology, data management, and database design—often supported by a degree in geology or a related field—is essential. Familiarity with geological database software such as acQuire, Datashed, or SQL-based systems, as well as GIS platforms, is highly valued, along with any industry-relevant certifications. Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and effective communication skills help facilitate collaboration and data integrity. These competencies ensure accurate storage, retrieval, and analysis of geoscientific data, enabling well-informed decision-making in exploration and mining projects.

What is a database geologist?

A Database Geologist is responsible for managing, organizing, and maintaining geological data in databases to support exploration and production activities. They ensure data accuracy, integrity, and accessibility for geologists, engineers, and other stakeholders. Their role often involves data entry, validation, troubleshooting, and working with GIS, SQL, or specialized geological software. They play a crucial role in optimizing data management workflows and supporting decision-making in resource exploration and extraction.

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NGM - Geologist I/II/III

Barrick Gold Corporation

Elko, NV • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

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Company rating: 7.8 out of 10

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Job description


Description:
Would you like to have a career with a collaborative, diverse, and dynamic mining company? We have an exciting opportunity for you!
This Entry-Level Geological role is responsible for supporting the identification, evaluation, and extraction of ore reserves across exploration and production activities. Working as part of a collaborative team, this role contributes to geological programs that support both near-mine and in-mine operations, helping drive safe, efficient, and economically sound mining practices.
In this position, you will work as part of a technical team to perform geological activities related to exploration, resource definition, grade control, and production support for a project or operating mine. You will be expected to perform routine geological tasks under limited supervision while developing technical skills and gaining experience in data collection, interpretation, and mining-related geology.
At Nevada Gold Mines, our vision is to be the world's most valued gold mining business by finding, developing, and operating the best assets with the best people. We are committed to a safe work environment sending every person home safe and healthy every day and leaving a sustainable legacy on our host communities.
Responsibilities:
  • Follow the organization's HS&E policies, procedures, and mandatory instructions to identify and mitigate environmental risks and risks to the wellbeing of oneself and others in the workplace; instruct the team in safe working methods; identify instances of risky behaviors within the team and take appropriate action, escalating serious issues as appropriate
  • Collect geological data through mapping, sampling, logging of RC and core drilling, and other field activities under limited supervision
  • Assist with grade control, exploration, resource definition, or production geology programs as assigned
  • Support drilling programs by assisting with planning, field supervision, sampling, and data collection
  • Compile, enter, and validate geological, sampling, and drilling data using established procedures and databases
  • Perform basic QA/QC checks on geological, sampling, and assay data under guidance
  • Use geological software and databases to enter, review, and retrieve data, including drillhole data entry and model interrogation
  • Assist in the preparation of daily, weekly, and monthly reports related to geology, drilling, production, or exploration activities
  • Support reconciliation and data review activities by compiling and organizing required information
  • Provide geological information to engineering, operations, and other departments as directed
  • Resolve routine technical questions by following established procedures and referring more complex issues to senior staff
  • Assist with small projects or assigned tasks related to drilling, mapping, data management, or technical studies
  • Work effectively as part of a team and maintain clear communication with supervisors and coworkers
  • Maintain accurate field notes, records, and databases in accordance with company standards
  • Develop technical skills through on-the-job training, mentoring, and formal training programs
  • Maintain awareness of relevant technology, industry practices, and regulatory requirements

Qualifications:
  • Bachelor of Science degree in Geology, Earth Science, Geological Engineering, or a related field
  • Experience in mining, exploration, geology, or related technical field work
  • Basic knowledge of drilling, logging, sampling, and assaying methods
  • Exposure to geological databases and mining or modeling software such as Deswik, Vulcan, Leapfrog, acQuire, or similar is preferred
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
  • Understanding of health, safety, and environmental practices in field or industrial work environments
  • Ability to follow established procedures and work effectively under supervision while developing technical skills

What We Can Offer You
A comprehensive compensation package including a competitive medical, dental, and vision plan with national provider networks, a 401k retirement plan with employer contribution AND employer match, paid time off, company-sponsored medical clinics, company match share purchase program, and much more!
  • Work in a dynamic, collaborative, progressive, and high-performing team.
  • Endless opportunities to grow and learn with industry colleagues.
  • Access to a variety of career opportunities across the organization.
  • Nevada Gold Mines is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

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