API integration, ArcGIS, C Programming, C++, Customer Representative, Data Modeling, Data science techniques, Design, Education, Geoscience, Geospatial Statistical, Health and Safety, Hypothesis testing, Large data sets, Leadership Skill, Python Programming, QGIS - GIS application, R Programming, Regulatory Compliance, Software Development, Statistical modeling
About the position
In this role, you will lead evaluations of potential properties for acquisition, generate targets, and design and oversee field programs from target definition through to resource expansion. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team and will work closely with data scientists, using KoBold’s technology to help guide our field programs and decision-making. You will also work directly with our senior technical advisors and with the executive team on making the investment case for acquisitions and field programs.
Ultimately, your role is to help KoBold make valuable discoveries by identifying opportunities with rigorous evaluation and by ensuring that we safely and effectively conduct our field programs.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
A great Senior Exploration Geologist candidate will have:
It is helpful but not required to have:
Note: Candidates who are specialists in geochemistry or geophysics but open to doing significant project work are encouraged to apply.
KoBold Metals is an equal opportunity workplace and an affirmative action employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity for people of any race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, age, citizenship, disability, or veteran status.
The US base salary range for this full-time exempt position is $110,000-$170,000.
KoBold Metals is pioneering Digital Exploration by applying statistical modeling, big data aggregation, and foundational ore-deposit science to materially improve the pace and efficacy of natural resources exploration. We are deploying our Machine Prospector tool to discover new ethical sources of Ni, Cu, Co, and Li critical for the electric vehicle revolution.