Chevron Internships: 2027 Guide

Chevron internships on Intern Insider mix facilities engineering with wells work, earth science, health and safety, trading, finance, land, corporate affairs, and information technology. When this guide was written, the Chevron page listed 20 open internships. This guide links the 15 that ask for current enrollment, or for a degree still in progress, and that do not name Summer 2026 as the term. Terms below are as listed on Intern Insider, unless a sentence names careers.chevron.com.

What Chevron internships cover#

The Chevron company page describes Chevron as a public oil and gas company that produces crude oil and natural gas and manages refining, shipping, and pipelines, and that also develops motor fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals, energy technology, and renewable fuel projects. It says the company has over 55,000 employees, lists company size as 10,001+, and names headquarters in Houston plus a presence in San Ramon, California.

Chevron's internship programs page names corporate affairs, finance, human resources, information technology, procurement and supply chain, earth science, engineering, facilities engineering, health, safety, and environment, land, marine and shipping, and petroleum engineering.

The company page groups 17 listings under Houston, one under Ames, Iowa, one under Bakersfield, California, and one under Richmond, California. The oil and gas internships page listed 589 open roles from 87 companies.

Facilities engineering roles#

The internship programs page says facilities engineers design, build, and maintain the facilities that bring oil and gas to market. It says you must have or be pursuing a bachelor's, master's, or doctorate in chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, reliability, or materials engineering, or in naval architecture. The listings in this section are paid and on-site, and each says Chevron does not provide visa sponsorship.

Chemical engineering intern is rolling and asks for current enrollment in a bachelor's or master's program in chemical engineering. It names Houston and other U.S. sites.

Mechanical engineering intern asks for mechanical, industrial, or civil engineering at bachelor's or master's level. The Chevron page marks the term rolling. The posting does not add a term sentence. It names Houston, North Salt Lake, Utah, and other sites.

Electrical engineering intern is the facilities listing marked Summer 2027. It asks for a bachelor's or master's program in electrical engineering and names Houston plus other U.S. sites.

Materials engineering intern is rolling and asks for a bachelor's, master's, or doctorate in metallurgical, materials, or corrosion engineering. Locations include Houston, Pasadena, Texas, Pascagoula, Richmond, Salt Lake City, and El Segundo.

The Facilities Engineering Intern is the listing marked New, grouped under Ames, Iowa, with a rolling term. It asks for a bachelor's or master's in chemical engineering.

Wells engineering intern places students with drilling or completions teams. The company page marks the term rolling, and the posting does not add a term sentence. It asks for a bachelor's, master's, or Ph.D. in petroleum, chemical, mechanical, or a related discipline, and it may require routine driving. Locations include Houston, Bakersfield, Midland, Covington, and Greeley.

See the mechanical engineering internships guide. At the time of writing, mechanical engineering listed 944 open roles, chemical and materials listed 541, electrical engineering listed 1,161, and Summer 2027 listed 19,516.

Summer 2027 business listings#

Four linked listings are marked Summer 2027. One is the electrical internship above. The other three are in Houston.

The Finance & Commercial MBA Development Program (FCMP) Intern listing is a 10-12 week paid internship for summer 2027. It asks for current MBA enrollment, at least 3 years of work experience before the MBA, an academic background in business administration, finance, accounting, or economics, and permanent U.S. work authorization. It says visa sponsorship is not offered. The internship programs page calls this project work for first-year MBA students and still places those internships in the San Francisco Bay Area. The open listing says Houston. Use the listing.

The Supply Chain Management Development Program (SCMDP) Intern listing is 12 weeks in Houston. It asks for a first-year MBA or master's student with prior internship or relevant experience in procurement or supply chain, and it says Chevron does not provide visa sponsorship. The programs page separately describes a summer internship for college juniors in supply chain, typically in Houston, Richmond, California, or San Ramon. That program is not this listing.

The Supply & Trading TAMU TRIP Program Intern listing asks for an accepted participant in the Texas A&M Trading, Risk and Investment program and for permanent U.S. work authorization.

See the finance internships guide. The finance field page listed 4,389 open internships, and the business administration field page listed 11,335.

Trading, land, corporate affairs, and software#

The Supply & Trading Intern listing is rolling and on-site in Houston. It asks for current enrollment in business administration, finance, economics, supply chain management, or operations management, and for permanent U.S. work authorization. The work is on the trading floor.

The Land Intern listing asks you to be pursuing business administration, finance, economics, or political science. The company page marks the term rolling. The posting says you work with a mentor throughout the summer and does not name the year. Sponsorship is not available. Locations are Houston, Midland, Covington, and Greeley. The programs page also lists energy commerce, general business, and law.

The Corporate Affairs Intern listing is rolling and on-site in Houston or Washington, District of Columbia. It asks for a rising junior, rising senior, or graduate student in communications, political science, international relations, or business administration, and for permanent U.S. work authorization.

The Information Technology - Software Engineer - Intern listing is paid and on-site in Houston. The posting text says the 2026-2027 term. The company page chip says rolling. It asks for a bachelor's or master's in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, management information systems, petroleum engineering, or a related field, plus an unofficial transcript with the resume. Visa sponsorship is not offered. The programs page also names data scientists, network engineers, and cybersecurity analysts. The open student listing is this software role.

See the computer science internships guide. The software engineering page listed 1,595 open roles, and the computer science field page listed 7,213.

Health, safety, and construction#

The Health, Safety and Environment Intern listing is full-time and paid for the 2026-2027 term. The company page groups it under Bakersfield and marks the chip rolling. It asks for a bachelor's, master's, or PhD in public health, environmental, industrial, chemical, or civil engineering, health administration, or industrial design, and for two years of experience or less. It asks you to be willing to work in domestic and international locations, and it says Chevron does not provide visa sponsorship. The programs page adds industrial health and safety to the degree list.

The construction engineering intern is rolling. The company page groups it under Richmond, California. It asks for a bachelor's or master's in construction management, civil, industrial, mechanical, or environmental engineering, or business administration. Visa sponsorship is not available. Locations are Richmond, Pascagoula, Midland, and El Segundo. Pay is 28.25 US dollars hourly to 8,300 US dollars monthly, depending on degree level and academic year, plus furnished housing, the savings plan with company matching, and paid holidays.

Listings this guide does not link#

Five of the 20 stay on the Chevron page. This guide does not link them.

The page marks three as Summer 2026: 2026-2027 Petroleum Engineer Intern, 2026-2027 Earth Science Intern, and 2026-2027 Facilities Engineering Civil Engineering Intern. A Summer 2026 term has already passed. The petroleum posting asks for petroleum or chemical engineering, or a related discipline. The earth science posting asks for a master's or doctorate thesis program. The civil posting asks for civil engineering.

2025-2026 Facilities Engineering Civil Engineering Intern is marked rolling on the company page, and the posting text also calls the term rolling. It asks for current enrollment in civil engineering. The title names the 2025-2026 program, so this guide does not link it.

2026-2027 Marine and Shipping Intern asks for a B.S. or M.S. degree in naval architecture, marine engineering, or a related discipline, and for between 0 and 5 years of industry experience. It does not ask for current enrollment, so this guide does not link it. The internship programs page instead says applicants must have completed two years of undergraduate study in naval architecture, marine engineering, ocean engineering, marine transportation, or maritime business administration.

Who can apply#

On the 15 linked listings, the work-authorization line is either "no visa sponsorship" or "permanent U.S. work authorization." The finance MBA listing says both. The internship programs page does not add a company-wide visa rule.

None of the 20 listings states a numeric grade point average (GPA). Several ask for strong academic performance. The software listing asks for an unofficial transcript. Several ask you to demonstrate The Chevron Way and do not define it.

When and how to apply#

None of the 20 listings states an employer deadline. Intern Insider shows a recommended apply-by window, and that window is not an employer deadline. For the listings this guide links, the window falls on 29 November, 15 December, 22 December, or a date from 6 January 2027 through 16 January 2027. The new facilities listing is the exception. Its window is the day this guide was written, so it is not printed here. See when internship postings close and when summer 2027 applications open.

Chevron's hiring process page says the company recruits interns by major at select U.S. universities and conferences. Campus events fall primarily between September and November, and the event calendar is usually updated every August. Interview notice typically takes two to four weeks, and a first interview is typically on campus, often with behavioral questions. Students apply through their school, or through a conference, a nearby career fair, or an employee referral if the school is not listed. Recheck the Chevron page on the day you apply.

The same page says Chevron never solicits payments from applicants, does not appoint someone to collect payment for training or travel, and sends email from an @chevron.com address. Accommodation requests go to emplymnt@chevron.com.

Pay#

All 20 open listings are marked paid. Two linked listings state a figure.

Both also list furnished housing and the Employee Savings Investment Plan with company matching. Construction adds paid holidays. The trading program adds flexible schedules. The other listings do not state a number.

Similar employers#

When this guide was written, company pages grouped with Chevron listed Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL) with 48 open internships, Marathon Petroleum Corporation with 37, S&B with 37, Pembina Pipeline Corporation with 27, ExxonMobil with 27, and ONEOK with 26. All open internships listed 45,608 roles from 6,444 companies.