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Tungsten Mining NL is seeking a Manager Metallurgical Projects to lead the process engineering function and own the development of process plant designs across the project lifecycle. You'll work with metallurgy, projects and executive teams to drive design decisions from test work through to commissioning.
The role requires a degree in metallurgy or chemical engineering, 12+ years in mineral processing, and a track record of delivering detailed designs and commissioning.
Tungsten Mining (ASX : TGN) is an Australian critical minerals company advancing a portfolio of world-class tungsten assets. Our people are shaping these internationally recognised projects to strengthen, secure and diversify tungsten supply for Australia and its partners across the globe.
Collaborating with an experienced and entrepreneurial team, your expertise, energy and innovation will contribute directly to overall project success and long-term value creation.
As Manager Metallurgical Projects, you'll lead the process engineering function and own the development of process plant designs across the project lifecycle.
Working closely with metallurgy, projects and executive leadership teams, you'll drive the design decisions that shape future operations, from test work interpretation and process flowsheets through to equipment selection, commissioning strategies and operational readiness. Additional key responsibilities will include, but are not limited, to the following.
You are an experienced process engineering professional with strong leadership capabilities who enjoys solving complex technical challenges while maintaining a practical focus on project delivery. To be considered for this position, you will possess the following.
Tungsten Mining is an Australian critical minerals company focused on the development of tungsten projects across Australia. Our flagship assets include the globally-significant Mt Mulgine Project in Western Australia and the shovel-ready Watershed Project in North Queensland, together forming one of the world’s largest tungsten development portfolios.