Day: September 25, 2026

Job: Project Geologist – Blossom Gold

https://www.blossomgold.com/careers

Blossom Gold is seeking a motivated Project Geologist to support and advance exploration programs in a collaborative, high-performance environment. The role is ideal for a driven professional who is passionate about safety, technical excellence and contributing to the development of a high-quality gold asset.

Blossom Gold is a Nevada-focused mining company founded by a team of experienced industry professionals. The company is advancing the former producing Rosebud Gold Project toward redevelopment as a modern open pit and underground operation. Built on a foundation of delivering value through operational excellence, disciplined growth and responsible mining practices, Blossom Gold is assembling a high-performing team along with industry veterans and investors. We are committed to delivering long-term value while prioritizing safety, environmental stewardship and strong community relationships. We foster a people-first culture that emphasizes health and safety, collaboration and respect across all employees, contractors and partners.

Key Responsibilities: • Ensure compliance with all safety, environmental, and community relations standards • Lead geologic mapping programs and supervise drilling contractors • Coordinate and maintain core shed operational standards • Design and manage drill programs, including recommending drill targets • Oversee core and reverse circulation (RC) chip logging • Supervise geological staff and enforce QA/QC protocols • Review technical and project proposals to ensure adherence to best practices • Manage project timelines and budgets to ensure delivery within scope • Communicate project process clearly to internal and external stakeholders • Perform additional duties as required

Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in Geology or related field • Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in mineral exploration or mine geology (gold experience preferred) or an advanced degree • Demonstrated commitment to safety and environmental responsibility • Strong leadership and teamwork capabilities • Proven ability to manage multiple priorities independently • Excellent communication, organizational and problem-solving skills • Proficiency with MS Office, Leapfrog, ArcGIS, and 3D geological modeling software • Ability to work in field conditions, including uneven terrain and lifting up to 50 pounds Blossom Gold Inc

What We Can Offer You • Competitive compensation package including health reimbursement plan • Paid time off • Opportunity to contribute to the redevelopment of a past-producing asset • Collaborative, safety-focused, high-performing team environment • Ongoing career growth within a rapidly expanding organization

Internship: Community-Soil-Air-Water (CSAW) Research Experience for Undergraduates

https://sites.google.com/view/csaw-reu?usp=sharing

This REU is targeted at those interested in understanding environmental contamination in cities from multiple disciplines, building an understanding of community-based research. Participants will work with community collaborators to address socio-environmental problems in Atlanta around soil, air, and water contamination. Our vision is to build collaborative, value-based relationships between community leaders and academic institutions to drive community-centric solutions. This is an 8-week REU and students will earn $5,600. Housing, food, and travel to/from Atlanta will be covered and there is funding for interested students to present their research at a conference after the REU has concluded. 

Dates for summer 2027 CSAW REU are June 6-July 31, 2027. 

Applications for summer 2027 are open and will close December 31, 2026!

Students must be enrolled in an undergraduate degree program (associate’s or bachelor’s). 

Students must by U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, or permanent residents of the United States. Students must have at least one more semester of undergraduate coursework remaining following summer 2027. 

If selected, participants cannot have another obligation, such as an internship, part/full-time work, or enrolled in a course during the program’s duration. Students must be able to share a dorm room with at least one roommate. Only domestic travel to and from the REU will be funded.

Applications for summer 2027 are open through NSF ETAP! Applications, including reference letters, are due December 31, 2026.

Applicants are not allowed to use large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini when writing their application materials.

The application requires four items 

  1. Short answers to the following questions: 
  2. What are your goals and motivations (personal and/or professional; short and long-term) in applying to the CSAW REU program? (Please write about 200-250 words) 
  3. Describe your interests in community-based research projects around urban environmental issues. (Please write about 100-200 words) 
  4. Describe how you have overcome or dealt with a challenge or adversity in your life. This can be either a specific situation or a broader issue. (Please write about 100-200 words) 
  1. Describe how you, based on your personal background and life experiences (including social, cultural, familial, educational, or other opportunities or challenges) will contribute to CSAW during and after participating in this REU. (Please write about 100-150 words) 
  2. Describe a time when you had to work as part of a team or group to accomplish a goal. What role did you take on? How did you contribute to the team’s success? How did you handle any disagreements, challenges, or differences in working styles within the group? (Please write about 100-200 words)
  3. Optional: If you feel your academic record and experience are not representative of your abilities and potential in this REU program, please let us know any details you wish to share. (Please limit your response to 250 words. If this is not applicable to you, please just write “n/a”) 
  4. Two reference letters uploaded by the application deadline by your referees through ETAP 
  5. Transcript(s) 
  6. Resume