Graduate Electrical Engineer

Mineral Resources; City Of Stirling; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Mineral Resources is offering a 2027 Graduate Program for an Electrical/Control Systems Engineer graduate. You will contribute to the design, maintenance and optimisation of electrical systems across mining operations in Western Australia, including conveyors, crushers and safety systems.

You will work with experienced engineers, rotating through control systems engineering and site-based experiences, to build a career in mining with strong mentorship and real project exposure.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Engineering – Electrical/Control System completed or expected by end of 2026.
• Australian or New Zealand citizen or holder of unlimited working rights at application time.
• Willingness to commence full-time employment by Feb 2027.

Responsibilities

• Support the design, maintenance and optimisation of electrical systems within MinRes.
• Gain exposure to the integration of electrical infrastructure powering mining operations (conveyors, crushers, ventilation, safety systems).
• Collaborate with experienced engineers to improve efficiency and reliability while ensuring safety and industry-standard compliance; rotate in control systems engineering.

Education

Bachelor of Engineering – Electrical/Control System

Job description

About Mineral Resources

MinRes is a leading diversified resources company with extensive operations in lithium, iron ore, energy and mining services across Western Australia. With a focus on people and innovation, MinRes has become one of the ASX’s best-performing companies since listing in 2006.

About Mineral Resources

MinRes is a leading diversified resources company with extensive operations in lithium, iron ore, energy and mining services across Western Australia. With a focus on people and innovation, MinRes has become one of the ASX’s best-performing companies since listing in 2006. We have big plans for the future, which means continuing to look for the next generation of talent. We are looking for motivated and driven graduates to join MinRes on the 2027 Graduate Program.

The Opportunity

Your role as a Graduate Electrical Engineer will play a vital part in supporting the design, maintenance, and optimisation of electrical systems within MinRes.

You will gain exposure and technical expertise in the integration of electrical infrastructure that powers mining operations, including conveyor systems, crushers, ventilation and safety systems.

Throughout your time with us, you will work closely with experienced engineers to improve the efficiency and reliability of electrical systems, ensuring safety and compliance with industry standards as well as rotations in control systems engineering.

The Program

As part of the 2027 Mineral Resources Graduate Program, you will have the opportunity to kick- start your professional career with one of Australia’s fastest-growing mining companies.

• Tailored Two-year program will challenge your thinking across a range of business functions, each offering immediate exposure to large-scale projects.
• Exposure to different commodities and Services including Iron Ore, Lithium, Energy, Mining Services & Construction.
• Opportunities experience real challenges to implement renewable energy and battery technologies in the mining and resources sector.
• Rotations within our state of the art head office and site based experiences on our Mineral Resources operated sites.
• Ongoing support from dedicated Program Mentors and committed leaders, you’ll be well‑positioned to grow a successful career in mining.

Requirements For The Role

• Graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering – Electrical/Control System by the end of 2026 or have graduated from a recognised University within the past 12 months.
• Be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or hold unlimited working rights at the time of application.
• Have availability to commence full‑time employment at the end of February 2027.
• Must be based in WA or willing to relocate.

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