Chevron drilling engineers supervise safe drilling, completion and workover operations at Chevron’s rigs to ensure that
drilling operations are safe, environmentally conscious and cost-efficient. You’ll apply your expert knowledge and skills
and receive technical training in the many aspects of safe and environmentally friendly drilling and completion operations.
Who We Hire
What You'll Do
Where You'll Work
Who We Hire
Chevron drilling engineer jobs are available for:
- Chemical engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Petroleum engineers
- Other engineering disciplines with previous oil industry experience
What You'll Do
Your first drilling engineering assignments will be field-based (working at a rig site) on a rotating schedule for about
two years. You’ll then supervise more complex operations at remote sites. You may also have the opportunity to support well
design, planning and rig operations.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Well design in support of a field development.
- Estimating costs and risk.
- Reporting and optimization.
- Application of technology and innovation in directional drilling, mud systems, casing and drill string design and
completions.
- Supervising drilling, completion and workover operations.
- Managing the logistics and reporting of operations.
Where You'll Work
As a drilling engineer, you’ll start your career in the U.S. in:
- Bakersfield, California
- Evanston, Wyoming
- Houston or Midland, Texas
- New Orleans or Lafayette, Louisiana
You may also have the opportunity to live and work in the following locations around the world:
- Aberdeen, United Kingdom
- Atyrau, Kazakhstan
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Calgary, Canada
- Caracas, Venezuela
- Jakarta, Duri or Rumbai, Indonesia
- Kuwait City, PNZ (Partitioned Neutral Zone)
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Luanda, Angola
- Perth, Australia
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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