Midstream Integration Lead – Argentina

About the role

Chevron Argentina is seeking a senior engineer to act as its primary technical and commercial focal point for third-party midstream developments in Argentina, centred on the TGS NGL Project, which supports the company's shale and tight development in Vaca Muerta. The role links Facilities Engineering, Operations, Commercial and Business Development teams with the Shale & Tight organization and its Houston-based teams, and will initially focus on the TGS NGL project and gas takeaway infrastructure.

Key responsibilities

• Serve as the technical focal point for interactions with midstream partners, joint venture participants and industry stakeholders.
• Own the associated gas management strategy, covering production forecasts, gas composition, NGL handling, processing, compression, transportation and commercialization.
• Work closely with the Argentina Facilities Execution team to align midstream developments with facilities plans and project execution.
• Coordinate engineering and commercial discussions on gas processing, NGL recovery and transportation, and review engineering studies, conceptual designs and technical proposals.
• Support the evaluation, development and execution of strategic midstream opportunities, and identify technical, commercial, operational and execution risks with mitigation plans.
• Support negotiations and technical evaluations of transportation, processing and midstream service agreements.
• Stay aware of industry developments, technologies and regulatory trends, and support project governance, decision-making and executive presentations.
• Evaluate and recommend optimal solutions for gas treatment and evacuation, and ensure compliance with pipeline and transportation specifications.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or a related engineering discipline; process engineering specialization preferred.
• At least 8 years of experience in oil and gas facilities, gas processing, midstream operations or related infrastructure projects.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating multidisciplinary engineering activities and working with third-party operators, midstream companies or joint venture partners.
• Strong communication, negotiation and influencing skills, with proven success in multicultural, matrix organizations and the ability to influence without direct authority.
• Native-level Spanish (written and verbal) and fluent English (written and verbal).

Required skills

• Natural gas treatment, gas processing, NGL recovery and process engineering principles.
• Knowledge of natural gas quality and pipeline specifications.
• Familiarity with industry standards, process safety principles and project development practices.
• Preferred: experience with major gas processing or NGL projects, commercial negotiations, project execution or project management, and knowledge of the Argentine oil and gas environment.

Online applications are accepted until 11/10/2026. Relocation could be offered; expatriate assignments and visa sponsorship are not considered.