About Us
At Mine Earth, we’re a specialist mine closure consultancy passionate about environmental outcomes. With offices in Perth and Brisbane, our team includes engineers, geologists, ecologists, and environmental scientists united by a shared mission to restore post-mining landscapes and make a lasting difference.
We’re growing and currently seeking an Environmental Scientist to join our Brisbane-based team. If you’re ready to take on meaningful, diverse projects and work alongside industry-leading professionals, we’d love to hear from you.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Analysing data and developing succinct and clear reports
- Producing maps and figures for reports
- Supporting the development of Mine Closure Plans (MCP) and Progressive Rehabilitation and Closure Plans (PRCPs) for a wide range of commodities
What We’re Looking For
- Bachelor’s degree in environmental science or similar
- 0 - 5 years’ experience in the environment field
- Robust work ethic and practical team player
- Experience in GIS and mapping skills
Other Desirable Skills and Experience
- Project approvals
- Botanical or rehabilitation monitoring background
- Mine site experience
- Soil science
Why Join Us?
- Work on diverse mining projects across Australia and overseas
- Enjoy flexible working arrangements and a supportive team culture
- Be part of a multidisciplinary team that values collaboration and innovation
- Build your career with access to leadership opportunities and technical development
Location: Brisbane-based with occasional short-term site travel
Eligibility: You must have a valid drivers licence and the right to work in Australia
Apply Now
To apply, please submit your resume along with responses to the three questions below (max 100 words per question) in place of a cover letter by Friday, 28 August 2026.
Questions examples:
1. Describe your experience in using a GIS platform or remote sensing. What are some of the components of this that you have enjoyed?
2. Tell us about your experience in the environmental field?
3. What motivates you to work in mine closure and environmental rehabilitation?