EMPLOYMENT: Chevron Nigeria begins recruitment for engineers, data scientists, financial analysts

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Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL), a multinational energy firm, says qualified candidates can now apply for multiple roles in the organisation.


Announcing the recruitment opportunity in an advertisement in The Guardian on Thursday, Chevron invited professionals passionate about building a career with the company to apply.


The multinational also encouraged individuals desiring to make a difference, share their values, and are ready to contribute to a dynamic and innovative team to submit applications.


According to the company, vacant positions include attorney, commercial coordinator, communications coordinator, communications representative, HSE specialist, data scientist, decision analyst, facilities engineer, financial analyst, senior facilities engineer, HR generalist, geophysicist, wells engineer, senior security information specialist, petroleum engineer, and software engineer.



“Apply online at https://careers.chevron.com/nigeria and browse through the list of open jobs for your position(s) of interest,” Chevron said.


“We offer a competitive compensation package including medical benefits, health and wellness support, hybrid work options including flexible hours and generous leave policies, a strong, diverse and global workforce and work practices, an innovative and inclusive workplace, and professional and personal development opportunities.


“Applicants must possess qualifications in the relevant disciplines and experience levels as detailed in the job postings.


“Applicants must provide active contact details, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.”


Chevron said its operations are based in Lagos, Nigeria but successful applicants could be taken to other locations around the world — “depending on your role”.


The company said the application deadline remains open until September 26, 2024.


The Cable

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