Talon Metals Corp 165 N Warren Street Tamarack, MN 55787
JOB TITLE:Environmental Data Manager
LOCATION: TBD - Remote Opportunities Available
DEPARTMENT: Tamarack Project, Environmental
MAIN PURPOSE:The Environmental Data Manager is responsible for managing and parsing environmental data sets for the Tamarack Underground Project. As Talon continues to grow as a company, the role may be required to support other projects, including but not limited to Eagle Mine, Michigan Exploration and the Battery Metals Processing Facility, where needed.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES/ACTIVITIES:- Lead by example, demonstrating commitment to Talon's core values: Safety, Respect, Integrity, Adaptability, and Achievements.
- Support preparation of technical reports, internal and external presentations, regulatory submissions, and procurement documentation, as required.
- Manage environmental databases, incoming data validation, and staff access policies.
- Administer digital collection platforms, laboratory coordination, and automated data reporting and loading.
- Consults with subject matter experts on data management and quality implications in their work.
- Designs and deploys automated workflows and organizational safe-use frameworks.
- Provides cross-departmental data management support.
- Educates staff on data quality management practices.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
EDUCATION, QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:- Degree in computer science, data management, engineering or sciences.
- 5-15 years of experience managing environmental databases.
- Extensive knowledge of laboratory deliverables and methods.
- Strong understanding of environmental sampling data and data management.
- Fluent with Quality Assurance and Quality Control procedures for environmental sampling.
- Advanced knowledge of database management and administration
- Hands-on experience with EQuIS database operations
- Proficiency in coding and scripting languages used for data management and automation.
- Strong analytical abilities and effective communication skills.
- Proficient in manipulating, transforming, and managing structured data (joins, filtering, aggregation, etc.)
KEY PERSONAL COMPETENCIES:- Safety Leadership - Consistently considers health, safety, environmental, and community impacts in engineering decisions and project recommendations.
- Technical Judgment - Applies sound data management principles, practical mining or environmental experience, and risk-based thinking to develop fit-for-purpose solutions.
- Action Oriented - Takes initiative, addresses issues in a timely manner, and drives work forward with limited supervision.
- Collaboration - Works effectively across technical disciplines, consultants, contractors, and internal stakeholders to encourage alignment and avoid siloed decision-making.
- Communication - Communicates clearly, concisely, and professionally through written reports, technical reviews, presentations, and day-to-day interactions.
- Decision Quality - Considers technical, safety, cost, schedule, permitting, operational, and execution trade-offs when making recommendations.
- Accountability / Managing Ambiguity - Follows through on commitments, escalates risks appropriately, and remains effective in a dynamic project environment where information may be incomplete or evolving.
- Project management skills would be an asset.
- Familiarity with data quality documentation and formal data validation is an asset.
