Chevron research and development engineers work across all disciplines to discover cleaner, smarter ways to power the world.
We provide an unrivaled opportunity to create the future of energy in a dynamic, collaborative environment.
Who We Hire
What You'll Do
Where You'll Work
Who We Hire
We seek candidates with a bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate degree in chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical or petroleum
engineering.
What You'll Do
Engineers at Chevron Energy Technology Company (ETC) work in teams to develop technology products and technical services
in reservoir management, earth science, drilling, production engineering and facilities engineering. ETC business lines are
focused on the following:
- Drilling and production systems — work includes drilling solutions, floating production and drilling systems, marine
services, subsea production systems, deepwater pipelines, flow assurance, and production optimization.
- Reservoir performance optimization — work includes oil recovery, reservoir modeling, subsurface project and
reservoir management, intelligent completions, reservoir surveillance and data integration.
- Subsurface characterization — work includes deploying seismic processing and analysis capabilities to determine
reservoir properties from seismic imaging; high-fidelity seismic imaging; accurate and repeatable reservoir mapping through
integrated stratigraphy; structure, seismic, geostatistics and formation evaluation; and using information technology to lower
costs and increase automation.
Where You'll Work
As a research and development engineer, you’ll start your career in the U.S. at one of the following locations:
- Houston, Texas
- Richmond, California
- San Ramon, California
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