2026-2027 Facilities Engineering Electrical Engineer

Chevron•Houston, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Chevron is hiring Electrical and Instrumentation & Control Engineers to support operating facilities and projects. These roles involve applying technical engineering knowledge and project management skills to optimize facilities for value, safety, and reliability. Engineers will provide technical support for turnarounds and projects, develop and deploy new technologies to reduce carbon emissions and increase efficiency, and utilize digitalization and data analytics to improve operations and safety. Entry-level Electrical Engineers will participate in Chevron’s Horizons Program, an early-career development program that includes formal training, on-the-job development, mentoring, and multiple job assignments. The program has two tracks: Electrical Systems and Instrumentation & Controls. Both tracks focus on designing and maintaining instrumentation, control devices, electrical power systems, and equipment, with specialization based on the assigned track. Engineers will support activities such as process control networks, process automation systems, large power systems, generator operations, power system integrity, and power management. The Horizons program typically concludes within the first five years, with opportunities for engineers to work in various locations. After completing the program, engineers may continue in roles related to their track or explore other areas like Reliability & Integrity Engineering, Technical Safety Engineering, Subsea Engineering, Engineering Design & Projects, or General Facilities Engineering. Career advancement opportunities include individual contributor roles, supervisory positions, and management roles. Facilities engineers may also move into other business functions like Operations or Business Development & Commercial.

Requirements

Students completing the last year of the requirements for their bachelors or masters degree in electrical engineering; or, individuals with a bachelors or masters degree in electrical engineering with two years or less directly related work experience.
Strong academic performance in core programs.
Communication skills.
Leadership skills.
Teamwork skills.
Problem-solving skills.
Position may require driving on a routine basis.
Ability to demonstrate The Chevron Way.

Responsibilities

Optimizing facilities to deliver maximum value safely and reliably.
Providing technical engineering support for turnarounds and projects.
Developing and/or deploying industry leading technologies to reduce carbon, increase efficiency and maximize returns.
Using digitalization and data analytics to improve process operations and safety.
Designing and maintaining instrumentation and control devices and electrical power systems and equipment.
Supporting activities ranging from process control networks and process automation systems to optimize plants, operating large power systems and generators, assuring power system integrity and reliability, and monitoring power systems for efficient power management.