2026-01-02 – Weekly Geology Jobs : Demand for Senior Geologists

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This week, the geology job market is buzzing with opportunities across various levels of experience. There’s a notable demand for senior roles in geological engineering, and on the flip side, some great internship spots have opened up for students dipping their toes into the field. Plus, if you’re looking for verified remote work, there’s a decent selection to explore.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Senior Mining or Geological Engineer
    Company: RE/SPEC Inc. | Location: Grand Junction, CO
    Looking for someone seasoned to take on a senior role in mining or geological engineering. This is a great spot for those ready to lead projects and teams.
    Apply Here

  • Geological Engineer, Senior-Associate
    Company: GRI | Location: Portland, OR
    This role is perfect for someone with over a decade of experience in geotechnical or geological engineering looking to step into an associate-level position.
    Apply Here

  • Student Geology Intern
    Company: RE/SPEC Inc. | Location: Reno, NV
    A temporary, part-time gig for a student eager to learn the ropes in the Mining & Energy Division. Great for building real-world experience.
    Apply Here

  • Part-time Faculty - Engineering Geology
    Company: Point Park University | Location: Pittsburgh, PA
    A teaching role for those who love sharing their knowledge in engineering geology. You’ll be covering both lectures and labs in the upcoming spring semester.
    Apply Here

  • Geology & Environmental Sciences - Adjunct Pool
    Company: Hartwick College | Location: Oneonta, NY
    If academia is your calling, Hartwick College is looking to build up their adjunct pool for geology and environmental sciences.
    Apply Here

  • Student Engineering Intern-Geology (Hydrogeology)
    Company: RE/SPEC Inc. | Location: Pipersville, PA
    A summer intern position focused on hydrogeology. Perfect for students wanting to dive deep into water-related geological work.
    Apply Here

  • Geology Technician
    Company: Capstone Mining | Location: Miami, AZ
    As a Geology Technician, you’ll be part of a team handling various geological tasks. A practical role for those who enjoy field and lab work.
    Apply Here

  • Geological Engineer
    Company: Stantec | Location: Pasadena, CA
    Stantec is on the hunt for a geological engineer to join their hydropower team. This role is ideal if you’re looking to work in renewable energy sectors.
    Apply Here

  • Geological Engineer
    Company: Stantec | Location: San Diego, CA
    Another opportunity at Stantec for geological engineers interested in hydropower projects. A solid choice for those in Southern California.
    Apply Here

  • Geological Engineer
    Company: Stantec | Location: Irvine, CA
    This is a third spot at Stantec for a geological engineer, again focusing on hydropower. Join a team that’s pushing boundaries in clean energy.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is still very much on the table, with some solid opportunities for those who prefer the flexibility to work from anywhere. Here are a few that might catch your eye this week.

  • Environmental Scientist /ArcGIS
    Company: Axius Technologies Inc | Location: Phoenix, AZ
    Perfect for someone with a bit of experience in environmental sciences and a knack for ArcGIS. Ideal if you like turning data into actionable insights.
    Apply Here

  • Educational Task Lead - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Butte, MT
    This role is all about leading educational projects in geological engineering. It’s a three-year, grant-funded position that’s perfect for experienced educators.
    Apply Here

  • Educational Task Lead - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Divide, MT
    Another spot for a remote educational task lead. You’ll be working in a collaborative environment, enhancing skills across multiple engineering disciplines.
    Apply Here

  • West Texas Sales Representative
    Company: Preferred Proppants LLC | Location: Monahans, TX
    A sales role that requires a background in geology or engineering. It’s a great mix of technical knowledge and client interaction.
    Apply Here

  • Environmental Project Scientist
    Company: Trileaf Corporation | Location: Columbus, OH
    Looking for scientists with a focus on environmental projects. If you’re passionate about fieldwork and research, this could be for you.
    Apply Here

  • Environmental Sampling Technician or Staff Level Environmental Scientist
    Company: TJG Civil Engineers and Land Planners | Location: Santa Barbara, CA
    Ideal for those with a degree in environmental science or geology. You’ll need experience in sampling, and there’s plenty of hands-on work.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Here’s hoping you find the perfect fit this week. Keep pushing forward and don’t hesitate to explore new paths. Until next time!

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I ‘apply promptly’ by sending a one-page project snapshot with hard numbers (cut drill turnaround 18%, managed $2.4M multi‑rig program, zero LTIs) attached to my resume within 24 hours — it signals senior-level impact fast. If a posting feels stale, I call the office first so I’m not tailoring for a role that’s already closed.

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And i’ve had better luck attaching one annotated cross-section or pit map (no confidential data) that shows how I cut dilution by 6% — it gets opened first. @melanie_85rich is right on numbers; small caveat: put PG/PE and core software (Leapfrog, Vulcan) in the first line of your subject, e.g., ‘Sr Geo Eng — Carlin Au — PG, Leapfrog’ — my callbacks went up. Anyone else seeing subject lines move the needle?

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But > Au — PG, Leapfrog’ — my callbacks went up. Anyone else seeing subject lines move the needle? Same here — what bumped mine was “Sr Geo | porphyry Cu‑Au | Leapfrog + ArcGIS | cut dilution 5%,” and I keep a 2‑sentence value blurb in the email with a single <2MB PDF so it sails past filters. Small caveat: cramming too many keywords hurt opens for me; two tech terms and one metric beat the wall-of-buzzwords every time.

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I keep an ArcGIS StoryMap portfolio link in my resume header with anonymized pit maps and a one‑liner like “first 30 days: tighten QA/QC + sampling.” The analytics show reviewers spend a few minutes there; caveat, some firewalls block links so I attach a 1‑page PDF backup. @jessica_moore87 have you tried StoryMaps?

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Quick example: I add a tiny Jupyter QA/QC snippet (duplicates, blanks, drift) as a PDF appendix and a header note like “can start on a 14/14 FIFO roster” — that’s gotten quicker responses. If links get stripped by HR, I just drop a small control‑chart PNG instead; nerdy, but clearer than buzzword soup, and it backs up what @melanie_85rich said about showing the work.

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I’ve had better responses for senior roles by adding a one‑line “impact” under each project — e.g., “cut assay turnaround 22% by revamping sample‑prep logistics” — so it highlights decisions, not just tools. @rwhite71 your subject‑line tip pairs well; my only caveat is stick to one metric per project so it doesn’t read like a novel.

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I started putting my registrations and tickets right under my name — ‘P.Geo (AB), MSHA 5000‑23, valid TWIC’ — and it’s pushed me past HR screens faster for senior roles; small caveat: if space is tight, link to a one‑pager instead…

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