Careers
Redefining environmental stewardship in the mining sector
At DHT GeoSustainability Inc., we deliver integrated geochemistry, water quality, mine waste, and closure solutions that make a tangible difference. We don't just manage environmental liabilities — we convert them into technically reliable pathways for sustainable mine development and reclamation.
When you join DHT, you join a team working to protect water resources and advance the long-term sustainability of the resources industry.
Why work here
Senior-level work from day one. We are a small, specialized team. You will not spend years on data entry waiting for technical responsibility — you will design programs, build models, write reports, and see your work reach regulators and clients directly.
Science that matters. Our projects determine how mines protect water for decades after closure. The analysis is genuinely difficult and the consequences are real.
Research alongside consulting. DHT maintains active research in critical minerals recovery from mine waste, carbon mineralization, and biotechnology-assisted water treatment. Technical staff contribute to both sides of the practice.
Direct mentorship. You will work alongside senior professionals, not through them. Support for professional registration (EGBC), continuing education, and conference participation is part of how we operate.
Flexibility and trust. Much of our work is desktop-based and location-independent, with periodic site visits. We hire people we trust to manage their own work.
Current openings
Intermediate Geochemist / Hydrogeochemist — Vancouver, BC or Remote
Posted August 19, 2026
Salary range: $80,000 – $100,000 per year
We are seeking an intermediate-level geochemist or hydrogeochemist to support mine waste characterization, geochemical and water quality modelling, and applied research in critical minerals recovery and carbon mineralization. The role combines client project delivery with participation in DHT's research programs, with scope to take technical ownership of assigned workstreams.
You might be a fit if you have: a graduate degree in geochemistry, hydrogeochemistry, environmental geoscience, or a related field; 2-3 years of relevant consulting or research experience; working knowledge of ML/ARD assessment and static or kinetic testing programs; experience with geochemical modelling tools (PHREEQC or equivalent); and strong technical writing skills. Registration or eligibility for registration with Engineers and Geoscientists BC is an asset.
Apply → email — hhaile@dhtgeo.com
Don't see a perfect fit?
We are always eager to connect with talented individuals who share our vision — in geochemistry, hydrogeology, environmental science, and related disciplines. If you are ready to be challenged and make an impact, we want to hear from you.
Send your CV and a short note about the work that interests you to [careers@dhtgeo.com — placeholder].
Working at DHT
DHT is committed to building a team that reflects the communities and clients we serve. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates and are an equal opportunity employer. We are also committed to supporting the development of early-career geoscientists and engineers, including students and recent graduates.
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