Mining software for exploration, mine planning and production control
Micromine builds mining software spanning geology data, mine design, planning and fleet-level production control, now part of Weir. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward senior sales and product roles across North America, South America, Africa and Australia, pointing to a go-to-market push, notably for Pitram in North American underground mining. The stack pairs a C++/MFC desktop core with C#, React and Python ML tooling, plus heavy UI test automation investment.
Micromine is a Perth-headquartered mining software company founded in 1986, with 201–500 employees. Its products cover the mining lifecycle, from exploration and geological data management through resource estimation, mine design, scheduling and production control, with brands including Geobank and Pitram. Customers are mining operators running surface and underground sites. The company became part of Weir in April 2025 and hires across Canada, the United States, Australia, South Africa and Peru.
Micromine uses C++, MFC, C#, TypeScript, React, Python with PyTorch and scikit-learn, AWS and Azure, plus TestComplete, Selenium, Playwright and Cypress for testing, and NetSuite, HubSpot and Power BI for business systems.
Yes. Sales is Micromine's dominant hiring area, mostly at senior level, alongside product roles, with openings in Canada, the United States, Australia, South Africa and Peru.
Micromine is expanding Pitram in North American underground mining, cross-selling across the Weir portfolio, automating UI testing for Micromine Spry, and running proof-of-value engagements with mining clients.
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