Dylan Jamison

Background

About Dylan Jamison

I am an outdoor enthusiast who is passionate about geology. I am currently working as a senior exploration geologist for a junior gold exploration company based out of Val-d'Or, Quebec, primarily working in the Abitibi greenstone belt on a variety of different mineralization styles, including orogenic, shear-hosted, skarn-type, intrusion-related and VMS settings. I have a mix of hard rock and soft rock experience and have been able to leverage these experiences to augment what I am able to bring to the geology team. Prior to transitioning to the mining sector, I completed structural well-bore geology interpretations part-time while also working as a well-site geologist in northern Alberta. My educational background is in hard rock structural geology, and I studied the Black Bay Fault, a large regional-scale, mineralized shear zone in the Canadian Shield with Geological Survey of Canada and the Northwest Territories Geological Survey, as the focus of my master's thesis. I am very comfortable working in both English and in French. I hold dual Canadian and American citizenship and have lived and worked in both countries.