Principal Geophysicist
Denison is redefining mining by Powering People, Partnerships and Passion. We are trailblazers in uranium mining,
adopting an innovative climate positive approach to mining by deploying ISR methods and building durable
partnerships with Indigenous groups in northern Saskatchewan. As a Certified™ Great Place to Work®, our success is
fuelled by empowering employees with engaging work, unique development opportunities, and lucrative rewards –
resulting in an exceptionally talented, diverse, and motivated team throughout all levels of the organization. Flexible
and agile thinking ensures our workplace is one where talent thrives, innovation flourishes, and people have fun JUN 2024-JUN 2025
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leveraging their passions to create powerful partnerships and positive results.
THE ROLE:
The Principal Geophysicist, possessing extensive experience in executing advanced geophysical investigations and programs, utilizes
sophisticated methodologies to assess subsurface structures and facilitate project advancement. Functioning as a subject matter
expert (SME) within a multidisciplinary team, the Principal Geophysicist applies comprehensive geophysical expertise to interpret
and analyze data that underpins current development efforts and aligns with the long-term strategic objectives of Denison’s
Exploration Department.
Key responsibilities of this role include the planning, direction, and active participation in geological and geophysical field exploration
programs, as well as providing technical input on regional development programs. Moreover, the Principal Geophysicist will
contribute technical expertise into the Company’s exploration strategy, including technical recommendations on potential
land/project acquisitions, exploration initiatives, and mine development projects. This position plays a critical role in mitigating
operational challenges through the application of innovative geophysical methodologies.
This role is being offered as a full-time position based out of Denison’s regional office in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with regular
travel to Denison’s remote project sites located in northern Saskatchewan. To be considered for this role, applicants must be
eligible to work in Canada.
Denison offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, including health and dental coverage, life insurance, employee
assistance program, bonus program, and a retirement savings plan.
OUR IDEAL CANDIDATE:
Combining extensive technical expertise and strong analytical skills with effective leadership and communication abilities, you will
foster collaboration and mentorship among junior staff. You demonstrate adaptability and a commitment to continuous learning while
delivering results safely, ethically, on time, and on budget. Additional qualifications and attributes include:
- B.Sc. or higher in Geophysics or a related field accompanied by professional designation (P.Geo or equivalent) is required.
- Minimum of 12 years of relevant industry experience.
- Previous working experience with unconformity-related deposits in the Athabasca Basin, as well as previous geomodelling
experience, will both be considered assets
- Advanced proficiency in EM and resistivity processing, interpretation and visualization, and other specialized geophysical
interpretative techniques.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to cultivate relationships, influence and lead cross-functional teams, and
collaborate effectively with various disciplines, organizational levels, contractors, and external stakeholders.
- Self-motivated, with a proactive approach to problem-solving and project management and capable of handling multiple projects
simultaneously.
- A commitment to continuous learning and innovation in geophysical practices.
- Exemplary analytical skills and a strong attention to detail, committed to delivering high-quality results within established timelines.
- Proven capability to proficiently learn and adapt to new computer software beyond standard office productivity tools, alongside a
commitment to embracing updated knowledge and insights while discarding outdated or ineffective methods and practices.
- Willingness to travel for fieldwork as necessary.
- Capability to work independently while establishing and achieving various task objectives over the short, medium and long term.
- Advanced proficiency in English is required for writing reports, developing procedures, creating training content and delivering
training and presentations.
