Field time that counts
Live client programmes across Namibia's principal mineral belts, not simulated exercises or archive work.
Careers
Join our team
Building the country’s next generation of exploration professionals is the firm’s founding purpose — not a footnote.
Why GeoMine
Real programmes, from your first season
We are a small, permanently based team. That means less time observing and more time on the outcrop, at the rig and in the data.
Our people work across the full lifecycle — mapping one quarter, supervising a drill programme the next, contributing to a Competent Person report after that. It is the fastest way we know to build a geoscientist who can carry a project.
Standards you can take anywhere
JORC, SAMREC and NI 43-101 discipline applied from your first logged metre. Skills that travel to any jurisdiction.
Mentorship, not supervision
Senior geoscientists review your work with you. Professional registration support is part of the job, not a personal project.
Current opportunities
Open roles
Applications are reviewed as they arrive. If a role has closed and you are a strong fit, tell us anyway.
Exploration Geologist
Mapping, geochemical sampling and drill supervision across uranium, copper and pegmatite programmes. SACNASP or equivalent registration, or eligibility for it, expected.
Field Technician / Core Logger
Core handling, logging to house standard, sample dispatch and QA/QC insertion on active drilling programmes. Training provided; a valid driver’s licence is essential.
GIS & Data Officer
Custodian of exploration datasets: QGIS workflows, drillhole database integrity, remote sensing products and map production for client reporting.
Graduates & students
Placements for Namibian geoscience graduates
Each field season we take on graduate geologists and student field assistants, based out of Windhoek and Swakopmund with rotation onto live programmes.
Placements cover mapping and sampling, core logging to house standard, QA/QC insertion, and data capture into project databases — supervised, reviewed, and written up as a reference you can use.
Applications open ahead of each season. Send a one-page CV and a short note on the ground you want to work on.
How to apply
Three things to send us
A short CV
Two pages at most. Field experience, software, registration status and driver's licence class.
The ground you know
A paragraph on a project, belt or commodity you understand well — and what you learned there.
Availability
When you could start, and whether you are available for rotation into remote field camps.