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Chevron

About the Company

Job Description

Required Skills

Key Responsibilities

• Support field-level operations and act as a liaison between corporate and field offices.
• Engage in social investment and community engagement activities.
• Develop and execute communication strategies to inform key audiences about Chevron's industry and achievements.
• Advise stakeholders on creating effective messages for media relations, social media, and internal communications.
• Develop and advocate for policy on behalf of the corporation with public stakeholders at various government levels.
• Advance global business and corporate responsibility efforts by managing social impacts, external stakeholders, and public policy issues.
• Participate in accelerated rotational programs to strengthen financial skills and make a direct impact on the organization.
• Develop and deploy IT infrastructure and digital technology solutions supporting global operations.
• Apply scientific methods, computer science, and machine learning to solve complex business challenges.
• Develop software solutions for diverse business applications.
• Provide technical support for engineering and scientific applications.
• Design, deploy, and support global network infrastructure.
• Protect critical IT assets and assess, develop, and validate security programs.
• Gain experience as a business analyst or procurement specialist, understanding Chevron's business and culture.
• Conduct supply chain analyses, market research, and data/process analysis.
• Learn skills necessary for success in sales through formal mentoring, training, and field work.
• Gain sales and sales-related experience within the Lubricants business, focusing on sales-adjacent functions.
• Interact with federal and state government agencies on oil and gas regulatory issues.
• Work with landowners and land professionals to obtain leases and title documents.
• Gain experience in designing, building, and maintaining Chevron facilities.
• Support day-to-day operations of Chevron's facilities.
• Develop, design, build, and maintain mechanical systems and equipment.
• Identify, scope, evaluate, and facilitate project completion.
• Manage oil and gas producing properties and identify opportunities for performance improvement.
• Evaluate field performance opportunities and maximize property value.
• Provide solutions to increase the value of heavy oil assets and unconventional reservoirs.
• Advise on environmental regulatory requirements and build best practices.
• Conduct safety inspections and audits, developing procedures and courses to optimize safety.
• Conduct exposure assessments and audits, evaluate exposure controls, and develop risk assessment techniques.
• Transport crude oil, liquefied natural gas (LNG), and refined products.
• Manage marine risk and provide operational, technical, and commercial support.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree.
• Understanding of social investment and community engagement activities.
• Strong communication skills and ability to advise stakeholders.
• Awareness of the implications of the political structure and environment in the energy sector.
• Ability to identify and manage social impacts, external stakeholders, and public policy issues.
• Leadership potential and a desire for a career in finance.
• Strong financial skills and ability to interact with all levels of management.
• Interest in future job opportunities with Chevron.
• First-year MBA students interested in finance.
• Leadership potential, ability to deliver results, and manage projects.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Communication skills and influencing capability.
• Commitment to a long-term career in human resources.
• Willingness to be geographically mobile.
• Three to five years of prior work experience preferable for HRDP.
• Ability to apply scientific methods, computer science, and machine learning.
• Skills in developing software solutions.
• Ability to provide technical support for engineering and scientific applications.
• Skills in designing, deploying, and supporting global network infrastructure.
• Ability to protect critical IT assets and assess security programs.
• Strong academic performance and career interest in supply chain management.
• Leadership potential and openness to learning diverse procurement/supply chain areas.
• Analytical and business skills.
• Ability to innovate and exhibit excellent communication abilities.
• Value teamwork, diversity, and integrity.
• Enthusiasm for a career in sales and aspiration to work in a challenging business.
• Strong leadership and communication skills.
• Self-starters with aptitude and interest in interacting with customers.
• Passion for sales and sales management.
• Sound technical and analytical skills.
• Excited by complex challenges.
• Geographical flexibility and strong desire to live and work across the U.S.
• Pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree in Energy Commerce/Energy Management, General Business, Finance, Economics, or Law.
• Pursuing an MBA for the Downstream & Chemicals program.
• Pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree in relevant Earth Science fields (Geology, Geophysics, Petrophysics).
• Pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree in relevant Engineering fields (Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Reliability, Materials, Naval Architecture).
• Pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree in Industrial Health and Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Public Health, Occupational Safety and Health, relevant Engineering fields, Environmental Engineering/Science, Fire Protection/Safety Science, or Geology/Hydrogeology.
• Completed two years of undergraduate study in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Marine Transportation, or Maritime Business Administration.
• Pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree in Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Reliability Engineering, Materials Engineering, or Naval Architecture.
• Pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate degree in Petroleum Engineering (Production, Reservoir, Heavy Oil/Unconventional Resources).

Benefits & Perks

• Opportunity to expand knowledge
• Invaluable on-the-job experience
• Interaction with senior management
• Interaction with current program members and alumni
• Facility tours
• Learning-centered presentations
• Socialization with other Chevron professionals
• Networking opportunities
• Mentorship
• Formal training
• Field work
• Potential for full-time positions

How to Apply

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Posted Date

May 30, 2026