Why join us?
At OceanaGold, you’ll find a home for innovative thinkers and courageous problem-solvers. We foster a culture where everyone belongs, thrives, and feels valued. Here, you’ll be part of a team that’s not just mining but creating a lasting, positive impact.
We are committed to creating a workplace where safety, wellbeing, and professional development come first. Whether you’re leading projects, improving processes, or growing your career, you’ll find the tools and support to make a difference. The on-going development of our employees, recognizing that their skills, expertise, and commitment are integral to our continued growth and sustainability. We strive to deliver value to our stakeholders and make a positive impact that extends beyond the communities surrounding our operations.
Join us in shaping a sustainable and inclusive future, where your work has purpose, and your contributions drive real change—for today and generations to come.
Here From Our Employees
At OceanaGold, you matter! Our employees are at the heart of all that we do.
Meet Emily – Emily started with OceanaGold as an Engineer Superintendent and is now the Mine Manager or our Haile Gold Operations. “you can make a difference. It’s dynamic and challenging but it’s very rewarding. I look forward to more growth at OceanaGold”
Emily Stephens
Mining Manager
Meet Grenger, a local employee and proud Ifugao, from our Asset Maintenance Department at Didipio Mine Operations, Philippines. He started as a Trade Assistant in 2012 and now leads a team as a Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor
Grenger Tuguinayo
Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor
Meet Jeremy – Jeremy is the Process Manager at Haile Gold Mine. Enjoying the outdoors has to offer in Kershaw – wildlife, camping, hunting and fishing, he also loves seeing that everybody coming in for the day works together, as one team to realize a goal and then seeing that goal be met.
Jeremy Rozelle
Process Manager
Meet Paige - Paige is a Machine Operator in the open pit at our Macraes Operation in the South Island of New Zealand. Paige gets to operate a range of heavy machinery and to drive some of the largest trucks, loaders, graders and bulldozers in the country. She also plays rugby for Otago Spirit, a women’s rugby team. In this video Paige talks about her job, and why she thinks more women should be working in the mining industry.
Paige Church
Machine Operator - Macraes
Malachy Dykes provides an insight into his experiences in the programme at both our Macraes and Waihi Operations. Malachy started as an intern, has worked in Macraes, Waihi, the Brisbane office alongside the engineering team and is now located in Canada in Investor Relations.
Malachy Dykes
Internship and Graduate Program
Meet Thomas - Thomas is a Chemical Engineer working as our Process Manager at our Waihi Operation. He manages a diverse range of teams that contribute every day to a safe workplace and the production gold and silver doré bars that can weigh up to 25 kg. He loves the lifestyle at Waihi – beach, lakes and mountains close by there’s so much opportunity for the family. The calibre of the team has been very rewarding. The care the team show, and the performance they conduct daily.
Thomas Trott
Processing Manager
Join Phil Salmon, Community Development Advisor at our Waihi Operation, as he shares his experiences working with school and community groups and explains why he is so passionate about his job and the role of the mining industry.
Phil Salmon
Community Development Advisor