Tronox is the world’s leading vertically integrated producer of titanium dioxide (TiO₂) — the pigment that brings brightness, durability and colour to products you use every day. With 6,500 people across 12 countries, we transform natural resources into materials that enhance lives and support a more sustainable world.
We’re driven by safety & sustainability, innovation & collaboration, growth & development for every employee, and global strength with local impact.
About the Role
We’re looking for a curious, driven Graduate Metallurgist to join our team as part of our three‑year Graduate Program. This role offers rotations across departments and multiple Tronox sites, giving you broad exposure to our full value chain — from mining to processing to final pigment production. To get the most out of the program, you’ll need to be open to rotating between locations for periods of your program.
As our Graduate Process Engineer, you will complete your first rotation of approximately 12 months at our Northern Operations in WA based from our Muchea and Cataby sites. Subsequent rotations could be at any of our mining and minerals processing sites based across Western Australia and Current South Wales.
What You’ll Do
As a Graduate Metallurgist, you’ll be hands‑on from day one. You will immediately apply the knowledge you’ve gained at university to our manufacturing and mining environments and contribute to operational activities.
Why Join Tronox
- Structured 3‑year rotational program
- Exposure to our entire value chain — from mine to final product
- Residential or drive‑in/drive‑out sites (no FIFO required)
- Nine‑day fortnight for great work‑life balance
- Health & wellness programs, social clubs and volunteering
- Competitive salary + eligibility for the Tronox bonus scheme
Are You Eligible
- Hold or will soon complete a Bachelor’s or Master’s in Metallurgy or a closely related field
- Graduated within the last 2 years or will graduate by the end of 2026
- Excited by the idea of rotating across departments and sites
- Eager to learn, grow and get involved
Apply Now
Applications close: Friday, 17 July 2026. We review applications as they come in and may appoint earlier — so don’t wait.