Bedrock Mapping GeologistThe Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys (DGGS) is seeking a full-time permanent geologist for our Mineral Resources section. The successful candidate will provide professional-level scientific and geologic knowledge to conduct geologic mapping and applied research projects throughout Alaska. Applicants should have experience in remote-area geologic mapping, and working knowledge of volcanic, plutonic, metamorphic, and sedimentary geology and mineral deposits. Work or research experience within the discipline of structural geology is preferred. Geographic Information System (GIS) and database experience are desired, but training will be provided as needed. Application Period: 12/11/2009 through 02/01/2010 Employment with the State of Alaska includes competitive benefits such as medical, dental, vision and life insurance, 11 paid holidays annually, 2 days personal leave accrual monthly, 2 retirement plans and other optional benefits. For more information and application instructions, please go to Workplace Alaska at www.workplace.alaska.gov and see the Geologist III position in Fairbanks. For more information contact Melanie Werdon at: melanie.werdon@alaska.gov (between Jan. 8 and Feb. 4, 2010). ABOUT US: Alaska relies on the Alaska Department of Natural Resources' DGGS to collect and distribute information about the state's geologic resources and hazards. Our geologists and support staff are leaders in researching Alaska's geology and implementing technological tools to most efficiently collect, interpret, publish, archive, and disseminate that information to the public. For more information about DGGS, go to: www.dggs.dnr.state.ak.us ABOUT FAIRBANKS: Fairbanks is Alaska's second largest community and residents commonly refer to it as the "Golden Heart of Alaska." Due to its central location, Fairbanks has become the transportation, trade and service center for the vast Interior region encompassing some 200,000 square miles. The community was founded a century ago on the banks of the winding Chena River. For more information about living and working in Fairbanks, go to: www.fairbankschamber.org/live_work
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