Environmental Engineer (CA or TX) / 03221632

Chevron Corporation is one of the world's leading energy companies. The Chevron portfolio includes powerful and respected retail and product brands - Chevron service stations in North America; Texaco service stations in the U.S., Europe, Latin America and West Africa; Caltex services stations in Asia, Australia and parts of the Middle East and Africa; and a broad portfolio of product lubricant brands. College students or recent graduates ready to launch their careers may wish to consider joining us. So too may experienced employees with a strong desire to build on their achievements.

If you are interested in this position, you must respond online. No phone, fax or email inquiries from potential applicants, external recruiters or other interested parties, please.

Chevron is an Equal Opportunity Employer


Position Description:

Chevron Energy Technology Company is accepting online applications for an Environmental Engineer (0608-50043305) located in Richmond, CA or Houston, TX through August 27, 2006.

The successful candidate will work in the Chevron Energy Technology Co. and consult on Air technology issues with the Chevron Operating companies located worldwide. Requires experience in NOx, SOx, VOC, and air toxic emission control technologies. Experience and knowledge of VOC (infrared) leak detection technologies is a plus. Experience in emissions inventory preparation for greenhouse gas emissions, criteria pollutants, and air toxics. Knowledge of federal and state air regulations. Familiarity with stack sampling and ambient air monitoring methods and technology. May provide technical support for leg/reg advocacy and compliance assurance. Strong capabilities in project planning and management, strategic decision analysis, compliance assurance, and technology assessment.

We are looking for people who have strong passion for applying science and technology to business solutions. Will manage or lead environmental projects for international and domestic operations in Chevron. Expertise in broad range of environmental areas plus ability to work collaboratively with others in other areas of expertise and with internal business units considered a plus. Foreign travel with durations ranging from a few days to 3-4 weeks is required.


Qualifications:

KEY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
Technical expertise in specialty area. Ability to think strategically about environmental issues and to develop action plans to address those issues. Effectively communicate environmental issues to others and adapt technical knowledge to business applications; develop and deliver training on a range of environmental technology issues. Keep abreast of technology and regulatory trends. Maintain and build sphere of influence in technical, industry, and regulatory communities. Potentially work with industry committees in technical advocacy efforts with regulatory agencies.

SPECIAL SKILLS/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- Bachelor?s degree required in Chemical or Environmental Engineering or equivalent
- Master?s degree preferred in Chemical or Environmental Engineering or equivalent
- Relocation benefits will be considered.
- This is a safety sensitive Position.

SELECTION CRITERIA:
Expertise in NOx, SOx, VOC, and air toxic emission control technologies. Experience and knowledge of VOC (infrared) leak detection technologies a plus. Experience in emissions inventory preparation for greenhouse gas emissions, criteria pollutants, and air toxics. Knowledge of federal and state air regulations. Familiarity with stack sampling and ambient air monitoring methods and technology.

Demonstrated passion for applying science and technology to business solutions. Ability to think strategically about environmental issues and to develop action plans to address those issues.

Communication: demonstrated ability to conduct training, produce written documents, make oral presenations to large groups, work collabaratively with others, network effectively

Project management: Evident experience managing environmental technology projects and studies; experience and training in strategic planning and decisions analysis.

International experience: demonstrated experience working env. issues in international locations; displays cultural adaptability and global acumen

Understands the industry: working familiarity with the oil and gas industry

Flexibility: demonstrated ability to perform and adapt to technological and business changes; challenges paradigms; thinks expansively; takes risks

Experience working with industry committees in technical advocacy efforts with regulatory agencies. Working relationships with regulatory agencies.