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Remote Logging Geologist Jobs in Alberta (NOW HIRING)

This role is preferably hybrid but flexible to remote candidates with travel expectations. Job ... Demonstrated hands-on experience with core logging, core analysis, and subsurface data ...

This role is preferably hybrid but flexible to remote candidates with travel expectations. Job ... Demonstrated hands-on experience with core logging, core analysis, and subsurface data ...

Remote Logging Geologist information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Remote Logging Geologist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Remote Logging Geologist, a solid background in geology, petrophysics, and geoscience analysis—often supported by a relevant degree—is essential. Familiarity with logging-while-drilling (LWD) tools, real-time data transmission systems, and specialized software such as Wellsite Geologist or mud logging platforms is typically required. Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective remote communication skills set top performers apart in this role. These skills ensure accurate geological interpretations, timely decision-making, and seamless collaboration with drilling teams, directly impacting operational efficiency and safety.

How does a Remote Logging Geologist typically interact with on-site drilling teams and other stakeholders?

As a Remote Logging Geologist, you will regularly communicate with on-site drilling teams via digital platforms to interpret real-time data and relay geological findings. Collaboration often takes place through scheduled video meetings, instant messaging, and shared data dashboards, ensuring everyone stays updated on drilling progress and any geological anomalies. You may also work closely with clients, engineers, and other geoscientists to provide recommendations and troubleshoot operational challenges. Effective remote communication skills and familiarity with specialized logging software are essential for success in this role.

What is a Remote Logging Geologist?

A Remote Logging Geologist is a professional who analyzes geological data collected from drilling sites, such as rock and soil samples, but does so remotely rather than being physically present at the site. Using specialized software and communication tools, they interpret well logs, identify rock formations, and provide critical insights to drilling teams in real-time. Their work supports safe and efficient drilling operations, often for the oil, gas, or mining industries. Remote Logging Geologists play a key role in decision-making by offering expertise on subsurface conditions without being on-site, which can reduce costs and enhance safety.
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Senior Geologist (CDR/CCS)

Deep Sky

Innisfail, AB • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago


Job description


About Us
Deep Sky is at the forefront of environmental innovation, specializing in Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) and Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies. We are dedicated to developing sustainable solutions for decarbonization and are currently expanding our team to include a skilled Geologist who will play a crucial role in our subsurface operations and regional mapping projects across Canada.

Role Overview 
This is a senior individual contributor role with a strong emphasis on hands-on subsurface evaluation, spanning regional screening to detailed, pore-scale geological interpretation. The role focuses on identifying, advancing, and de-risking CO storage opportunities across both sedimentary and hard rock systems.

The successful candidate will work closely with multidisciplinary teams while maintaining independent technical judgment. This role values critical thinking over consensus, and rewards geoscientists who are comfortable challenging assumptions, interrogating uncertainty, and grounding decisions in data and sound geological reasoning rather than precedent or groupthink.

This role is preferably hybrid but flexible to remote candidates with travel expectations.

Job Responsibilities
Conduct subsurface geological interpretation and modelling using industry-standard tools (e.g., Petrel, RMS, CMG, or equivalent), to evaluate and characterize CO storage opportunities across both sedimentary and hard rock systems.
Oversee regional geological mapping and screening efforts across Canada to identify and prioritize potential CO storage sites, including saline aquifers, depleted reservoirs, and mineralization-based storage targets.
Evaluate and rank potential CO2 storage sites through rigorous technical screening, comparative performance assessments, and uncertainty evaluation.
Apply geological expertise across diverse lithologies, including sedimentary basins and igneous and metamorphic systems, to assess storage capacity, fluid flow behaviour, and long-term containment mechanisms.
Support drilling and subsurface data acquisition programs, including interpretation of core, logs, and other datasets relevant to both sedimentary and hard rock environments.
Prepare and submit applications for CCS hubs and projects, including geological assessments and feasibility studies.
Manage project timelines, costs and deliverables, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards.
Support internal geoscience activities and manage subcontractors for environmental assessments and remediation.
 
Qualifications
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Geology, Geoscience, or a related discipline.
Senior-level experience (10 years minimum), particularly in roles involving technical leadership, independent judgment, or advisory responsibility.
Demonstrated hands-on experience with core logging, core analysis, and subsurface data interpretation, in either sedimentary or hard rock environments.
Working knowledge of sedimentary systems (e.g., carbonate and siliciclastic stratigraphy)and/origneous and metamorphic rock systems, including experience relevant to CO storage or mineralization.
Proven experience in geological mapping, site screening or selection, and subsurface evaluation for energy, mining, environmental, or CCS-related projects.
Experience supporting or managing large-scale geological studies, regional assessments, or multi-site evaluation programs.
Exposure to industry-standard subsurface and geological software such as Petrel, GeoScout, Kingdom, Leapfrog, or equivalent tools used in sedimentary or hard rock workflows.
Strong project coordination and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively across multidisciplinary teams and interface with regulators, industry partners, consultants, and stakeholders.
Valid driver's license and passport, with willingness to travel as required for fieldwork, site visits, and project meetings.
 
 Why Join Deep Sky? 
Opportunity to be part of cutting-edge projects in the CDR and CCS space.
Collaborative work environment with a team of passionate and skilled professionals.
Competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and career development opportunities.

Deep Sky is committed to creating a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and identities - including, but not limited to, race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, disability, and veteran status.
 
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