An Offshore Geologist studies the composition, structure, and history of the seabed to support oil and gas exploration, renewable energy projects, and environmental assessments. They analyze rock and sediment samples, interpret geological data, and work closely with engineers and geophysicists to assess resource potential. Their work often involves using seismic surveys, core sampling, and remote sensing technologies. Offshore Geologists typically work on rigs or survey vessels for extended periods, requiring strong analytical skills and adaptability to challenging environments.