Job Description

Position Description:

We are looking for a Chief Hydrogeologist to join our team. The successful candidate work with site and technical teams to ensure that the required hydrogeologic data is collected, compiled, analyzed, interpreted, and applied so that dewatering costs and timelines for operational requirements are communicated accurately to stakeholders and management.

Responsibilities:

• Interpret and analyze technical data pertaining to groundwater and surface water quantity and quality; climate data and drainage delineation; flood control; and water management and conservation
• Compile planning and design analyses based on independent critical evaluations and make recommendations pertaining to hydrogeologic issues including dewatering, porewater depression, and excess mine water management
• Prepare comprehensive reports regarding groundwater and surface water resources
• Develop practical and novel water management plans and support implementation, monitoring and evaluation of performance
• Undertake advanced technical hydrogeologic analysis, making strategic operational and closure recommendations
• Work with site and technical teams to ensure that the required hydrogeologic data is collected, compiled, analyzed, interpreted, and applied so that dewatering costs and timelines for operational requirements are communicated accurately to stakeholders and management
• Undertake reviews of modeling, mine design and dewatering plans from a hydrogeologic perspective, identifying potential risks and opportunities
• Ensure on-going communication and cooperation with site operational and technical teams to optimize the dewatering and water management plans and activities
• Manage the formulation and administration of supporting consultant contracts, which may include use of computer models to evaluate hydrogeologic technical details
• Liaison with various stakeholders (Federal, State and Local) to develop and communicate monitoring results, modeling results and mitigation plans for any projected potential impacts
• The above duties and responsibilities are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and are not necessarily all-inclusive

Qualifications:

• A bachelor's degree in hydrology, hydrogeology, geology, mining or civil engineering (or similar) is required
• Ten (10) years of experience in the mining industry is preferred.
• Familiarity with water well systems, groundwater hydraulics, and aquifer testing is required
• Knowledge of advanced principles and practices employed in hydrogeology and hydrology required
• Knowledge of regulatory constraints related to water management activities preferred

What We Can Offer You

• A comprehensive compensation package including bonuses, excellent benefits, paid time off (PTO), and stock purchase plans (where applicable)
• Nevada Gold Mines has several major mining operations located across Northeastern Nevada - this offers many opportunities to learn and grow within your career at different mine sites, other technical disciplines, operations roles, or management.
• Nevada Gold Mines is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer

Operated by Barrick, Nevada Gold Mines is a Joint Venture between Barrick (61.5%) and Newmont (38.5%). With operating mines and projects in 18 countries, Barrick's highly diversified workforce is equipped with world-class skills. We set the gold standard in sustainability by embedding environmental, social, and economic considerations into all our business decisions.

The company's shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol GOLD and on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol ABX. Learn more at www.barrick.com or follow us on LinkedIn.

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