A new employee for seismic data acquisition to the green transition

A position is now available at the Department of Geophysics and Sedimentary Basins in the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS). The position will be within handling and maintenance of the newly acquired seismic equipment, including wireless recording units, and a land streamer. The position is to be filled as soon as possible.The green transition in Denmark requires new data, and seismic data play a major role in this. Seismic surveys are carried out both onshore and offshore to investigate potential sites for CO2 storage, geothermal energy, wind farms, or energy islands. GEUS has a range of seismic gear ranging from onshore vibroseis equipment to marine reflection and refraction equipment.In this position, your main role will be to plan acquisition, maintain and operate newly acquired onshore seismic recording system consisting of wireless units and a land streamer, both equipped with micro electro-mechanical system (MEMS) sensors. You will be responsible for handling and QC of the raw data and may be involved in seismic data processing.In GEUS we work multidisciplinary and across departments, so there are great possibilities to interact and participate in GEUS’ marine surveys in Danish and international waters, where maintenance marine seismic gear, as well as acquisition and processing of marine seismic data is needed.The main workplace will be in Taastrup, greater Copenhagen area, but there will also be trips to Aarhus in Jutland, where most of the marine gear is located. The candidate will be expected to carry out field work for extended periods.The candidate could have a degree in geophysics, geology, or engineering. It will be an advantage if the candidate has experience and understanding of electronic schematics, knowledge of the interface between the IT equipment and the seismic gear, experience with sensor apparatus such as digital accelerometers, and/or a general understanding of control technology. Experience with onshore vibroseis acquisition will also be an advantage.We work collaboratively, which requires efficient teamwork and good communication skills in English or Danish.You will become part of the Department of Geophysics and Sedimentary Basins. The department’s main responsibilities are geological and geophysical tasks concerning energy resources, nature, and the environment. Its activities include participation in national and international research projects, mapping, and research in collaboration with the Danish and Greenlandic authorities in relation to externally funded research and consulting tasks, mainly concerning CCS, geothermal energy and energy storage.The 27 specialised and dedicated people in the department participate in interdisciplinary consulting and research projects with universities and other research institutions. They do research and consulting within a broad range of geophysical and geological topics related to the deep subsurface, using advanced modelling and mapping tools, for example basin modelling and mapping of geological structures.There are many good reasons why you should choose a working life at GEUS.We are a diverse staff of about 300 committed employees. Trust and flexibility are keywords. The working environment is lively, informal and international. Our tasks are versatile and there are plenty of opportunities for you to influence the development of your task portfolio.We prioritise professional development by offering access to courses and other relevant activities. Socialising is also very important at GEUS, and we have a rich social life with a staff club, an art association and more.At GEUS, we prioritise the well-being of every single employee. We prioritise that the Heads of Departments are close to the employees, and we have flexible working hours that allow you to organise your life so that there is time for what matters to you. If you need to work from home occasionally, that is also possible.Furthermore, we have a gym with associated physiotherapists.Salary and terms of employment are in accordance with the relevant trade union agreement.The appointment area is the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities and its institutions.The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities considers diversity to be an asset and encourages anyone regardless of gender, age, religion, or ethnicity to seek the position.If you would like additional information, please contact the Head of Department, Nina Skaarup on tel. +[xxxxx], email [xxxxx] or special consultant Marie Keiding on tel. +[xxxxx], email [xxxxx] you are an international applicants, you can read more about living and working in Denmark on GEUS’ website.If you are interested in the position, we would love to hear from you. Your application must be accompanied by your CV and relevant exam papers in Danish or English.Please apply for the position by clicking “Apply for position”. We must have your application at the latest on Sunday 5th January 2025 (Danish time).Applications or other material received after the deadline will not be considered.