Senior Geologist, Resource Modeller II

Key Accountabilities

• Conduct geological modeling and resource estimation activities, including compiling geological data, interpreting geological information, developing geological models and performing mineral resource estimates using specialized software.
• Collaborate with a team of geologists, providing guidance and technical support to ensure accurate and reliable geological models and resource estimates.
• Conduct geological data analysis and interpretation, including drill hole logging, lithological analysis, and structural interpretation, to identify mineralization trends and geological controls.
• Collaborate with exploration and drilling teams to design drilling programs, plan sampling campaigns, and collect geological data for input into geological models.
• Build geological models using modeling software, such as Leapfrog, Datamine, or Surpac, incorporating geological data, structural data, and assay results to create 3D representations of ore bodies and mineral deposits.
• Perform resource estimation and classification using geostatistical methods and techniques, such as ordinary kriging or inverse distance weighting to quantify mineral resources.
• Validate geological models and resource estimates, including cross‑validation with drill hole data, comparison with historical data, and sensitivity analysis to assess model robustness.
• Generate geological reports, resource statements, and technical documents for internal use, regulatory compliance, and reporting to stakeholders, including management, investors, and regulatory agencies.
• Provide technical knowledge and support to project teams, including engineers, mine planners, and metallurgists, interpreting geological models, and resource estimates, and providing insights for project planning and development.
• Stay updated with industry best practices, advancements in geological modeling software, and changes in regulatory requirements related to resource estimation and reporting.

Bachelor's degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, or related field; master's degree or specialization in Economic Geology or Resource Estimation is advantageous.

Minimum of 3‑6 years of experience in geological modeling, resource estimation, or related roles, with progressive experience in mineral exploration and mining projects.

• Strong technical knowledge and proficiency in geological modeling software, such as Leapfrog, Datamine, or Surpac, and geostatistical techniques for resource estimation.
• Excellent analytical and problem‑solving skills, with the ability to analyze complex geological data, interpret geological information, and develop reliable geological models and resource estimates.