Mine Geologist (gold / mining / open-pit) – South America

We are seeking an experienced Mine Geologist with a background in open pit gold mining. The successful candidate will be responsible for all aspects of open pit production activities, including grade control, data validation, liaising with contractors, and monitoring mining activities. This role ensures that short-term planning targets are met while maintaining the highest safety standards. Key Accountabilities: Adhere to all safety procedures, identify hazards, report incidents, and work safely at all times. Design grade control drilling programs for short and medium-term planning requirements. Schedule and coordinate grade control drilling activities, ensuring high safety standards and sample QAQC. Conduct geological mapping and interpretation. Validate and analyze QAQC data related to drilling, sampling, and assaying. Produce high-quality grade control models using conditional simulation techniques. Contribute to short and medium-term mining schedules and coordinate material movement and crusher feed. Assist in stockpile management, mine-to-mill operations, and resource reconciliations. Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and test solutions constructively. Maintain a high degree of organizational and administrative skills. Demonstrate excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Requirements BSc in Geology or higher-level qualifications. Prior experience in open pit mine geology. Demonstrated commitment to safety, quality, and teamwork. Strong grasp of mining geology, including gold sampling and assaying, geological interpretation, grade modelling, and open pit mining methods. Proficiency in estimation software or equivalent software. Fluent in English Benefits Residential contract, must be willing to relocate on single status. Housing, flights (1 return ticket per year), food Salary to be discussed