Engineer, Electrical Power

Chevron is accepting online applications for the position Engineer, Electrical Power through October 12, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (Central Time). The Chevron Electrical Power Engineer will be a member of the Downstream, Midstream, and Chemical Operations Performance Electrical Power Team, providing electrical power designs engineering and support. The Electrical Power Engineer plays a key role supporting the U.S. Refinery’s mission to operate safely, reliably, predictably, and profitably. This involves taking a lead role in understanding and evaluating electrical system performance, working closely with Operations and Maintenance to troubleshoot equipment, and following through with proactive design and execution of engineering work packages, engineering analysis and project deliverables. The Electrical Power Engineer role will provide engineering and support at both an equipment and system level including medium voltage power distribution systems, motor controls, switch gear, UPS systems, and substations up to 138kV. The Electrical Power Engineer may also serve as a local Subject Matter Expert (SME) for electrical power and, as such, will mentor and guide other electrical engineers through troubleshooting and engineering on lower complexity projects. As a member of the centralized Operations Performance Team, the Electrical Power Engineer and the majority of their work will be located in the Salt Lake Refinery in Salt Lake City, Utah however, support of all 5 US refineries including El Segundo and Richmond in CA, Pascagoula in MS, and Pasadena in TX will be required with travel to other locations expected to be approximately twice a year. Responsibilities for this position may include but are not limited to: Provide electrical power engineering support for facility-wide electrical infrastructure improvement initiatives that require collaboration and leadership skills necessary to partner with multiple stakeholders. Sphere of influence ranges from working with Operations

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This opportunity is positioned for professionals who understand execution pressure, industrial operating rhythm, and Houston's energy capital stack.