Energy Sector
Mining & Resources Jobs Worldwide
Coal, base metals, battery minerals, and bulk commodities across exploration, mining, and processing operations worldwide.
Mining hiring landscape
Energy employers worldwide are scaling mining capacity, particularly across leading oil & gas operators, renewables developers, utilities, EPC contractors, and energy software firms. Demand is strongest in tier-1 energy hubs and high-growth markets.
Working in Mining
Energy professionals in mining benefit from competitive base pay, shift and offshore allowances, performance bonuses, and access to global energy infrastructure — particularly at leading operators, IPPs, utilities, and EPC majors.
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Roles in demand in Mining
Mining Engineer
4.2K openings · $132k
Geologist
3.2K openings · $108k
Mine Planner
1.8K openings · $122k
Mineral Processing Engineer
1.6K openings · $118k
Heavy Equipment Operator
8.2K openings · $72.0k
Blasting Engineer
1.4K openings · $98.0k
Environmental Engineer
4.4K openings · $98.0k
Operations Manager
3.8K openings · $155k
Plant Manager
1.4K openings · $218k
Maintenance Engineer
8.4K openings · $98.0k
Reliability Engineer
3.4K openings · $122k
HSE Manager
4.8K openings · $132k
Safety Officer
9.8K openings · $72.0k
Industrial Automation Engineer
2.8K openings · $122k
Frequently Asked Questions
Mining roles typically require relevant engineering or technical degrees, sector certifications, HSE training, and prior tenure at energy operators, IPPs, utilities, EPC contractors, or energy software firms.