Grade: UKRI Pay Band D/S2
Salary: £41,344 per annum
Contract: permanent
Hours: 37 hours a week
Location:
Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI) Adelaide House, Belfast, Northern Ireland A great benefits package is offered, including an outstanding pension scheme. Closing date:
Sunday 12 January 2025 About the role
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Structural Geologist based at the Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI). The role will provide applied structural geology expertise, advice and support to GSNI and Energy Group in the Department for the Economy (DfE). Responsibilities
Collation of existing and field-based capture and QA of a national-scale structural dataset in preparation for release through data portal. Contributing to the review and update of GSNI’s geological mapping programme and associated publications. GIS capture and production of a national-scale faults and dykes map and dataset in preparation for release through data portal. Supporting the Energy Geologists in the development and delivery of geothermal projects. Supporting the Minerals Geologists through structural assessment of applications and work programmes for mineral prospecting licences. Working with BGS colleagues on the national mapping programme and on UK structure and other related nationwide initiatives. Collaboration with government, academia and industry as required to develop and deliver strategic science. Responding to external enquiries and consultations as part of GSNI’s statutory role within the development management (planning) process. Presenting at conferences, workshops and fieldtrips. Publishing work through GSNI/BGS technical publications, maps and models, and through external peer-reviewed publications. Training and other continued professional development to further develop as a leading UK structural geologist. Contributing to GSNI’s profile and role in the communication of science to the public and schools. Contributing to research grant bids with colleagues and collaborators. Minimum Requirements
We are keen to hear from you if you meet the following essential requirements. We will review essential and desirable requirements at both the shortlisting and interview stage. Essential
Minimum 2.1 Honours Geology degree in addition to a PhD with a strong element of structural geology, or MSc in structural geology (or related topic) plus relevant work experience. (S) Evidence of providing high quality structural geological advice to multi-sectoral stakeholders e.g., geothermal, hydrogeology and mineral exploration. (S&I) Strong communication skills (verbal and written) to audiences including non-scientific government officials, exploration professionals, academics and public. (S&I) Ability to work autonomously and collaborate with colleagues and peers in government, academia and industry. (S&I) Commitment to a diverse and inclusive approach to work in the geosciences (I) Willingness to travel in the UK and abroad for meetings and/or fieldwork (I) in addition to a Full Driving Licence. (S) Desirable
Knowledge/experience of geophysical interpretation and/or mineral exploration methods. (I) Experience in a resources exploration and/or production industry. (I) Experience of GIS and 3D modelling/interpretation software. (I) How to apply
Applicants are required to include a CV and covering letter outlining their suitability for the role. We would stress the importance of this paperwork in our selection process. If you experience any issues applying for this role, please contact us. The closing date for receipt of applications is
Sunday 12 January 2025 . Interviews will be held end of January 2025 in Belfast.
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Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI) Adelaide House, Belfast, Northern Ireland A great benefits package is offered, including an outstanding pension scheme. Closing date:
Sunday 12 January 2025 About the role
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Structural Geologist based at the Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI). The role will provide applied structural geology expertise, advice and support to GSNI and Energy Group in the Department for the Economy (DfE). Responsibilities
Collation of existing and field-based capture and QA of a national-scale structural dataset in preparation for release through data portal. Contributing to the review and update of GSNI’s geological mapping programme and associated publications. GIS capture and production of a national-scale faults and dykes map and dataset in preparation for release through data portal. Supporting the Energy Geologists in the development and delivery of geothermal projects. Supporting the Minerals Geologists through structural assessment of applications and work programmes for mineral prospecting licences. Working with BGS colleagues on the national mapping programme and on UK structure and other related nationwide initiatives. Collaboration with government, academia and industry as required to develop and deliver strategic science. Responding to external enquiries and consultations as part of GSNI’s statutory role within the development management (planning) process. Presenting at conferences, workshops and fieldtrips. Publishing work through GSNI/BGS technical publications, maps and models, and through external peer-reviewed publications. Training and other continued professional development to further develop as a leading UK structural geologist. Contributing to GSNI’s profile and role in the communication of science to the public and schools. Contributing to research grant bids with colleagues and collaborators. Minimum Requirements
We are keen to hear from you if you meet the following essential requirements. We will review essential and desirable requirements at both the shortlisting and interview stage. Essential
Minimum 2.1 Honours Geology degree in addition to a PhD with a strong element of structural geology, or MSc in structural geology (or related topic) plus relevant work experience. (S) Evidence of providing high quality structural geological advice to multi-sectoral stakeholders e.g., geothermal, hydrogeology and mineral exploration. (S&I) Strong communication skills (verbal and written) to audiences including non-scientific government officials, exploration professionals, academics and public. (S&I) Ability to work autonomously and collaborate with colleagues and peers in government, academia and industry. (S&I) Commitment to a diverse and inclusive approach to work in the geosciences (I) Willingness to travel in the UK and abroad for meetings and/or fieldwork (I) in addition to a Full Driving Licence. (S) Desirable
Knowledge/experience of geophysical interpretation and/or mineral exploration methods. (I) Experience in a resources exploration and/or production industry. (I) Experience of GIS and 3D modelling/interpretation software. (I) How to apply
Applicants are required to include a CV and covering letter outlining their suitability for the role. We would stress the importance of this paperwork in our selection process. If you experience any issues applying for this role, please contact us. The closing date for receipt of applications is
Sunday 12 January 2025 . Interviews will be held end of January 2025 in Belfast.
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