Canada (Flexible / Hybrid) with travel to mine and project sites

$110,000–$150,000 + Short-Term Incentive + Competitive Total Rewards (dependent on experience)

The Client:

Our client is a publicly traded Canadian mining company with a strong track record of responsible resource development, operational excellence, and project delivery. The company’s flagship Morelos Complex in Mexico is one of the country’s largest gold-producing operations, complemented by an advanced-stage gold-silver project in Sinaloa and a growing portfolio of exploration and development assets across Mexico and the United States.

As the company continues to expand its project portfolio, they are adding a Project Engineer to their growing Studies team. Reporting to the Studies Manager, this position will initially focus on the Los Reyes Project in Sinaloa, Mexico, while also providing technical support to projects across the Morelos Complex as required.

This is a newly created role offering the opportunity to play a meaningful role in multidisciplinary mining studies and work directly with leading external engineering consultants. The successful candidate will act as a key technical interface between the company and its consultants, reviewing engineering deliverables, supporting mine design and scenario analysis, and helping ensure studies are delivered to a high technical standard.

As the project portfolio progresses from studies through feasibility and execution, this role offers significant opportunity for increased technical leadership, project ownership, and mentoring responsibilities.

What you will achieve in this role:

Support the Studies Manager in coordinating and delivering multidisciplinary mining studies across the company’s project portfolio

Serve as the technical lead for assigned study work and ensure project deliverables meet established technical standards and requirements

Support mine design and review technical work across mining, processing, geotechnical engineering, infrastructure, ventilation, dewatering, and water systems

Review technical information from multiple disciplines to identify inconsistencies, design concerns, and areas requiring additional specialist input

Complete technical evaluations, design modifications, scenario analysis, forecasting, and executive-level presentations

Monitor study progress and proactively identify technical, schedule, or delivery concerns that could impact project timelines

Support the development of project execution plans as projects advance through the study and development phases

Act as a primary technical interface between the company and external engineering consultants and specialists

Lead and actively participate in consultant meetings related to assigned projects





Communicate technical expectations, standards, and design requirements to external consultants

Review consultant deliverables for technical quality, engineering accuracy, consistency, and operational practicality

Coordinate technical reviews with internal specialists when work extends beyond the role’s area of expertise

Work with consultants to resolve technical issues, quality concerns, and potential project delaysMonitor consultant performance and elevate significant technical or schedule concerns to the Studies Manager

Maintain decision logs, technical query logs, project records, and other study documentation

Manage project information through SharePoint and ensure documentation remains organized, current, and accessible

Apply appropriate document control processes and reporting standards throughout the study process

Support the preparation of technical reports, design documentation, study inputs, and materials required by Qualified Persons

Ensure study materials are accurate, complete, and delivered according to project timelines

Collaborate closely with internal teams across geology, metallurgy, mining, engineering, construction, and technical services

Ensure appropriate technical specialists are engaged when additional expertise or review is required

Communicate technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Contribute to a collaborative project environment and support the development of future team members as the project portfolio expands

What you must bring to this role:

Bachelor’s degree in Mining Engineering, Process Engineering, or another relevant engineering discipline

Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation in Canada or eligibility to obtain an equivalent designation

5+ years of progressive engineering experience within the mining industry

Hands‑on operational experience at a mine site; open‑pit or underground mining experience is preferred

Experience in project engineering, mining studies, project management, or a related discipline

Experience reviewing or contributing to mine design, mine scheduling, process plant design, or multidisciplinary engineering studies

Exposure to geotechnical engineering, ventilation, dewatering, service water systems, infrastructure, or other related mining disciplines





Proven experience working with external engineering consultants and reviewing technical deliverables for quality, accuracy, and operational practicality

General knowledge of NI 43-101 requirements and CIM Best Practices, with the ability to apply established technical standards and procedures

Strong ability to interpret technical drawings, engineering reports, designs, and study inputs across multiple disciplines

Ability to perform technical evaluations, scenario analysis, forecasting, and presentations using information developed by consultants

Experience with Deswik is preferred; training may be provided to the successful candidate

Robust project management, time management, and organizational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities and demanding deadlines

Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

Fluency in English is required; Spanish language skills are considered a strong asset

Willingness and ability to travel to mine and project sites, with travel expected to increase as projects progress into feasibility and execution

Flexibility to work outside regular business hours when required to meet critical project deadlines or accommodate site travel

Why Join?

Prospect to join a growing, publicly traded Canadian mining company with an established track record of successful operations and responsible resource development

Play a key role in the advancement of major mining projects from studies through feasibility and execution

Work directly with leading external engineering consultants and multidisciplinary technical teams

Gain broad exposure across mining, processing, infrastructure, geotechnical, water, and other technical disciplines

Newly created position offering the opportunity to shape the role and take on increasing technical leadership responsibilities

Exposure to major gold and silver development projects across Mexico and North America

Cooperative environment with opportunities to work alongside experienced technical and project professionals

Short-term incentive plan

Extended health and dental benefits

$1,000 annual Health Care Spending Account

Life, ADⅅ, Short-Term Disability, and Long-Term Disability insurance

RRSP matching program

Wellness initiatives and ongoing professional development

Four weeks of vacation

Flexible work arrangements

Long-term career growth opportunities as the company’s project portfolio continues to expand

Additional Information
Background screening may be required as part of the onboarding process. The type of screening required may vary based on the position and client requirements.

This posting is for an existing vacancy and is intended to fill a current open position.

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