Skill
Geology
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Geology is the scientific study of the Earth's solid materials, structures, and processes, including rocks, minerals, plate tectonics, and the planet's history over geological time. Geologists work in industries such as mining, petroleum exploration, construction, and environmental consulting, as well as in academic research, to assess natural resources, hazards like earthquakes and landslides, and the geological history of a region. Subfields include structural geology, sedimentology, and geochemistry.
Open roles requiring Geology (2)
ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE (TECHNICAL) (Part-Time/Intermittent)
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Part-time · Anywhere in the U.S. (remote job), United States · $74 – $100 / hour
This role involves serving as a technical member of three-person licensing boards that decide nuclear regulatory matters, including hearings on new reactors, license renewals, and facility modifications. It suits experts in engineering, science, or related fields with deep technical knowledge who can independently evaluate complex evidence and write persuasive decisions in an adjudicatory setting.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Geoscience Intern - Summer 2027
Hunt Refining Company
Internship · Dallas, TX
A paid summer geology internship in Dallas supporting operations and exploration in the Williston Basin. This role suits students in geology or related geosciences seeking practical experience in basin development and subsurface characterization.
Listed on Hunt Refining Company’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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