Field Geoscience Technician: Mud Logging & Seismic Systems

Course Advisor; United States; On-site; USD 28,020 - 108,110; Full time

Job summary

Course Advisor presents a role for a Geological and Petroleum Technician focused on assisting scientists with electronic instruments in various environments. The technician will analyze and chart geological data to facilitate the discovery of valuable resources like minerals and petroleum. The average yearly salary ranges from $28,020 to $108,110, with best opportunities noted in states like New Mexico and Alaska. This role has promising job growth projected at 16% over the coming years.

Qualifications

• Assist scientists or engineers with measuring instruments to collect data.
• Analyze mud and drill cuttings for geological evaluations.
• Chart well characteristics including pressure and temperature.

Responsibilities

• Investigate potential resources for metallic ore, minerals, gas, coal or petroleum.
• Collect and analyze data leading to new discovery opportunities.

Job description

Course Advisor presents a role for a Geological and Petroleum Technician focused on assisting scientists with electronic instruments in various environments. The technician will analyze and chart geological data to facilitate the discovery of valuable resources like minerals and petroleum. The average yearly salary ranges from $28,020 to $108,110, with best opportunities noted in states like New Mexico and Alaska. This role has promising job growth projected at 16% over the coming years.