Geologist Salaries in United States

Comfortable working in outdoor environments, including remote or rugged field locations, and ability to follow field safety protocols.

$110,000 - $123,500 a year

Provide technical expertise for the planning, execution, and post-well analysis of horizontal wells on which Geosteering services are being utilized.

Bachelor's Degree in Geology or related field. Fundamentals of Geology certification with goal of obtaining your Professional Geologist licensure.

$55,300 - $96,800 a year

Perform field explorations, collect samples, construction observation, geologic reconnaissance, mapping, and preparing field reports.

Willingness to travel to project sites to kick off field events, typically 2-3 days every quarter. And field (Health & Safety responsibility, subcontractor/…

$112,200 - $196,400 a year

A valid driver’s license, the ability and willingness to travel to and from field locations up to 60% of the time. 0+ years of related work experience.

$22.93 - $40.14 an hour