Job Summary

The Geologist I supports geological fieldwork, site characterization, data collection, and technical reporting across DISA’s uranium and mineral processing projects, including abandoned mine waste (AUM) and active sites. This is an entry-level role focused on developing foundational geological skills through hands-on field experience, data interpretation, and collaboration with senior geologists and cross-functional teams.

This position is field-intensive, with up to 75% of time spent in the field, supporting drilling programs, sample collection, and site characterization activities. The Geologist I contributes to accurate data collection, documentation, and preliminary analysis to support resource evaluation and project decision-making. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, safety-focused, and eager to learn in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.  The successful candidate will thrive in a dynamic start-up environment, wearing multiple hats and contributing to many areas of business development.

Education/ Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, Geoscience, or related field.
• 0–3 years of relevant experience (internships, fieldwork, or academic projects acceptable).
• Basic understanding of geologic principles, mineralogy, and structural geology.
• Exposure to GIS, geologic modeling, or database systems is a plus.

Supervisor

Director of Geology, unless otherwise designated.

Typical Job Duties and Responsibilities

• Conduct site characterization activities including walkover gamma scans, mine waste sampling, and borehole logging support.
• Assist with and oversee drill rigs during borehole drilling activities to ensure proper execution and data collection.
• Prepare and maintain geologic borehole logs with accuracy and completeness.
• Perform and assist with downhole gamma logging of boreholes.
• Utilize and maintain radiation detection equipment in accordance with safety standards.
• Apply basic understanding of radioactivity principles and health physics in field operations.
• Ensure proper sample collection, handling, labeling, and completion of chain-of-custody documentation for laboratory analysis.
• Assist in compiling and organizing geological data including sampling results, field measurements, borehole logs, and gamma data.
• Support interpretation of borehole logs and gamma data under guidance of senior staff.
• Assist in developing 3D volume estimates of materials based on collected data.
• Help create maps, cross-sections, and mineralogical assessments to support site understanding and inform project decisions.
• Assist with the preparation of comprehensive technical reports, documentation, and presentations tailored to stakeholders including government agencies, environmental organizations, and internal technical teams.
• Communicate findings, updates, and recommendations effectively, including risk assessments and project progress.
• Prepare clear and accurate field notes and maintain organized project records.
• Support planning and execution of sampling and drilling programs.
• Collaborate with GIS, engineering, and operations teams to ensure accurate data integration.
• Follow established QA/QC protocols and data standards.
• Abide by all policies and procedures established by DISA.
• Attend and participate in all required safety trainings.
• Assist with any task required by the direct supervisor.