Sr Manager, Ore Control & Mineral Resources

Location: Flexible (Corporate, in US or Canada; Travel Required) Position Summary The Senior Manager, Ore Control & Mineral Resource Modeling is a senior technical leadership role responsible for integrating short‑range ore control models, mine‑to‑mill reconciliation, and long‑range mineral resource models across all operating sites. This role ensures alignment between geological interpretation, operational execution, and publicly reported mineral resource outcomes. The successful candidate will bring deep operational geology experience, strong geostatistical and modeling expertise, and demonstrated Qualified Person (QP) accountability. The role will work closely with site geology teams, mine planning, metallurgy, and corporate technical services to drive continuous improvement in reconciliation performance and mineral resource confidence. Key Responsibilities Short‑Range Modeling Provide senior technical oversight and guidance for short to medium‑range grade control models, including blast hole data integration, definition drilling and sampling, estimation workflows, and geological interpretation. Optimize reconciliation practices of ore control models against production across operations. Identify and address sources of bias or variance between short to medium‑range models, production results, and mill performance, while partnering with the site teams. Mineral Resource Modeling & Governance Provide oversight and technical review of long‑range mineral resource models, ensuring alignment with operational data and reconciliation outcomes. Support annual and interim mineral resource updates, including assumptions, estimation methodologies, classification, and documentation. Act as a Qualified Person (QP) for mineral resource estimates and technical disclosures, as required. Ensure mineral resource models are compliant with applicable reporting standards (e.g., S‑K 1300, NI 43‑101, as applicable). Geostatistics & Technical Excellence Lead and review geostatistical analyses, including variography, domaining strategies, estimation methodologies, and model validation. Drive continuous improvement in modeling workflows, reconciliation methodologies, and integration of operational data. Evaluate and implement best‑practice tools, software, and technologies for ore control and mineral resource modeling. Leadership & Collaboration Provide functional leadership and mentorship to site‑based and corporate geologists. Serve as a key interface between geology, mine planning, metallurgy, and operations. Support internal and external technical reviews, audits, and due diligence activities. Contribute to long‑term geological strategy and capability development across the organization. Required Qualifications & Experience Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, or related discipline. 10‑15+ years of progressive experience in mine geology, ore control, and mineral resource modeling. Significant operational experience in active mining environments (open pit and/or underground). Demonstrated experience with mine‑to‑mill reconciliation and integration of production data. Strong geostatistics background, including variography, estimation, and model validation. Recognized Qualified Person (QP) status under applicable reporting codes. Proven experience working across multiple sites and influencing without direct authority. Advanced proficiency with industry‑standard geological and modeling software. Preferred Qualifications Experience in precious metals operations. Prior accountability for public mineral resource disclosure. Experience leading corporate‑level technical initiatives or standards. Key Attributes for Success Strong technical judgment combined with practical operational mindset. Ability to bridge short‑term operational needs with long‑term mineral resource integrity. Clear communicator capable of engaging site teams, executives, and external reviewers. High level of professional integrity and accountability. The salary range offered for this role is USD $160‑165K. The salary offer to the successful candidate will be based on job‑related education, training, and/or experience. The salary offer will not be based on a candidate’s salary history at other jobs, and by law, Coeur Mining will not seek information about salary history, and candidates should not share such information with Coeur Mining. Coeur Mining provides a comprehensive benefits package including retirement benefits, health benefits, paid time off, parental and caregiver leave, life & accident insurance, and other voluntary and well‑being benefits. Coeur Mining also provides a discretionary bonus program that may include an equity component. #J-18808-Ljbffr Coeur Mining, Inc.