Internship – Geoscience (Halifax)
Position Overview
As a Geoscience Intern, on secondment to the Nova Scotia Department of Energy, you will have a direct impact on assisting the development and implementation of geoscience data packages, maps, and GIS outputs addressing subsurface energy resource potential in Nova Scotia. You will work with geologists, geophysicists, and project managers to transform legacy datasets into publicly shareable data and information. You will be mentored by various team members and will gain valuable knowledge and work experience in onshore and offshore geology of Nova Scotia. If you have a background in geoscience and GIS-IT and enjoy conceptualizing, designing, and implementing organized datasets and maps for geoscience communication and research with multidisciplinary team members, we want to hear from you.
About the Opportunity
In this role, you will be seconded from Net Zero Atlantic to the DoE Energy Resource Development Branch, Subsurface Energy Development Division. This division is responsible for the development of policy, legislation, and regulations for the exploration and development of Nova Scotia's offshore and onshore resources.
In this full-time, 1-year contract term, you will report to the Manager, Research, Evaluation, and Innovation Sub-division in the DoE Energy Resource Development Branch and be responsible for:
- Helping to develop and implement professional geoscience data packages, maps, and GIS outputs addressing subsurface energy resource potential in Nova Scotia.
- Map and database building to support and communicate internal and external geoscience results to stakeholders from program data collected within Nova Scotia.
- Transformation of legacy datasets into map-based interfaces and publicly shareable data and information packages for online access by external users.
- Supporting other activities that further the DoE Subsurface Energy Development Division's mandate.
Required qualifications include:
- Experience with ESRI GIS and QGIS (desktop and online) software solutions, ideally from both a geological and GIS-IT background.
- Recent graduate (within the last 5 years) from a community college GIS program or university undergraduate or graduate geoscience program. Or a relevant combination of education.
- Demonstrated experience in organizing information and prioritizing tasks.
- Strong communication skills in a collaborative team environment.
- Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Independent worker, well organized, self-starter.
Preferred qualifications include:
- Experience with ESRI ArcGIS Online.
- Knowledge of geology in Atlantic Canada.
- Knowledge of geothermal energy, offshore wind energy, offshore carbon mitigation, or subsurface storage in Atlantic Canada.
What We Offer
Our team is committed to building a sustainable future and dedicated to nurturing your professional growth. Here's what makes our organization special:
- A Culture of Well-Being: We prioritize a healthy and balanced lifestyle that empowers you to thrive both professionally and personally.
- Flexibility at Its Best: The work location is in-person at the DoE Halifax office. A hybrid work option (3 days in the office, 2 days remote) may be approved after 6 months, allowing you to balance your work commitments with your personal life.
- Competitive Compensation: Enjoy an annual salary range of $50,000 to $67,000, reflective of your demonstrated experience and qualifications.
- Exceptional Benefits: Our group insurance plan covers health, dental, life, AD&D, and both short-term and long-term disability-with no waiting period. Your well-being is our priority from day one!
- Generous Time Off: Recharge with generous paid vacation, plus time off for 13 holidays per year, and other additional paid time off throughout the year.
- Investing in You: We are passionate about your professional growth and offer opportunities for development, enabling you to expand your skills and advance your career.
About Us
At Net Zero Atlantic, we lead applied research and contribute to projects that enable the transition of Atlantic Canada's energy system to a carbon-neutral future. As an independent non-profit organization, we achieve our mission and purpose through collaboration with academia, governments, the private sector, Indigenous Peoples, and NGOs.
The Nova Scotia Department of Energy (DoE) manages and promotes energy resources to achieve optimum economic, social, and environmental values from the energy sector. Their mission is to serve the social, environmental, and economic interests of Nova Scotians by ensuring all energy resources are developed and used in an efficient and sustainable manner. The DoE is recognized as a collaborative and innovative leader in the transformation of Nova Scotia's energy sector.
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Net Zero Atlantic is committed to upholding the values of equity, diversity, and inclusion in our living, learning, and work environments. In pursuit of our mission and purpose, we seek employees who will work respectfully and constructively with people from different backgrounds and levels of power. We actively encourage applications from members of groups experiencing barriers to equity. Preference will be given to persons who are legally entitled to work in Canada.
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