Asset Evaluation Co-op

Role Overview

Duration: 8 months
Positions Available: 1
Start Date: January 4, 2027

For this exciting position, we are specifically targeting students who have a background in Engineering, Accounting, Data Analytics, Business Administration, or Geoscience. Candidates must be enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary institution for the full duration of the co-op term and plan to return to their studies upon completion for at least one academic term. If you are not currently located near the work location, you must be willing to commute or temporarily relocate for the duration of the term. A valid study permit and studentship letter will be required where applicable.  

The Asset Evaluations Co-op student supports the integration of technical and financial perspectives into long-term strategic plans. The ideal candidate is curious about how technical knowledge is demonstrated to optimize business outcomes and advise decision-making. 

Why This Role Is Valuable - this position provides exposure to strategic planning, asset valuation, capital allocation, long-term mine planning, project evaluation, and executive decision-making processes. The successful candidate will gain hands-on experience working with multidisciplinary teams and develop a strong understanding of how technical and financial analyses are combined to support strategic investment decisions across a diversified mining portfolio. 

Don’t miss out on this opening to be part of one of Canada’s leading mining companies and join our team! 

Key Responsibilities

• Be a courageous safety leader and adhere to safety and environmental rules and procedures
• Support the development and maintenance of long-term cost and financial models for operations and projects
• Collect, clean, validate, and analyze data, including historical and planned performance and cost data
• Provide general support to the Manager – Asset Evaluations, including development of summary materials for senior leaders
• Offer broad assistance to the wider Technical & Planning team across a variety of sub-disciplines including mine engineering, mineral processing, decarbonization and innovation 

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a post-secondary degree in Engineering, Accounting, Data Analytics, Business Administration, or Geoscience
• Strong organizational and analytical skills, with the ability to analyze, interpret and synthesize complex data sets
• Exposure to probabilistic modelling concepts and financial modeling is an asset
• Exposure to financial modeling concepts, including discounted cash flow analysis, NPV, IRR, and investment evaluation methodologies, is considered an asset. 
• Strong Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint skills
• Motivated self-starter, with the ability to coordinate several tasks and/or projects simultaneously
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to collaborate across teams
• Able to maintain confidentiality and a high level of integrity
• Spanish language skills would be an asset 

Role Overview

Duration: 8 months
Positions Available: 1
Start Date: January 4, 2027

For this exciting position, we are specifically targeting students who have a background in Engineering, Accounting, Data Analytics, Business Administration, or Geoscience. Candidates must be enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary institution for the full duration of the co-op term and plan to return to their studies upon completion for at least one academic term. If you are not currently located near the work location, you must be willing to commute or temporarily relocate for the duration of the term. A valid study permit and studentship letter will be required where applicable.  

The Asset Evaluations Co-op student supports the integration of technical and financial perspectives into long-term strategic plans. The ideal candidate is curious about how technical knowledge is demonstrated to optimize business outcomes and advise decision-making. 

Why This Role Is Valuable - this position provides exposure to strategic planning, asset valuation, capital allocation, long-term mine planning, project evaluation, and executive decision-making processes. The successful candidate will gain hands-on experience working with multidisciplinary teams and develop a strong understanding of how technical and financial analyses are combined to support strategic investment decisions across a diversified mining portfolio. 

Don’t miss out on this opening to be part of one of Canada’s leading mining companies and join our team! 

Key Responsibilities

• Be a courageous safety leader and adhere to safety and environmental rules and procedures
• Support the development and maintenance of long-term cost and financial models for operations and projects
• Collect, clean, validate, and analyze data, including historical and planned performance and cost data
• Provide general support to the Manager – Asset Evaluations, including development of summary materials for senior leaders
• Offer broad assistance to the wider Technical & Planning team across a variety of sub-disciplines including mine engineering, mineral processing, decarbonization and innovation 

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a post-secondary degree in Engineering, Accounting, Data Analytics, Business Administration, or Geoscience
• Strong organizational and analytical skills, with the ability to analyze, interpret and synthesize complex data sets
• Exposure to probabilistic modelling concepts and financial modeling is an asset
• Exposure to financial modeling concepts, including discounted cash flow analysis, NPV, IRR, and investment evaluation methodologies, is considered an asset. 
• Strong Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint skills
• Motivated self-starter, with the ability to coordinate several tasks and/or projects simultaneously
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to collaborate across teams
• Able to maintain confidentiality and a high level of integrity
• Spanish language skills would be an asset