Jobs at Williams

Develops and expands commercial opportunities with existing customers and business partners. Responsibilities include identifying account and asset-growth opportunities, promoting company services at industry events, supporting opportunity closure, interpreting agreements, facilitating amendments, and assisting with contract negotiations. The role requires understanding energy markets, commodity pricing, deal structures, business economics, competitor strategies, and contract impacts.

Leads complex corporate development, M&A projects, and transactions in the natural gas industry. Responsibilities include analyzing deal structures, financial and quantitative information, market trends, commodity markets, competitors, and customer intelligence; negotiating transaction agreements; developing industry strategies; communicating with executives; and influencing cross-functional stakeholders. The role may mentor others and requires deep knowledge of energy markets, commercial agreements, and corporate development.

Provides senior administrative and office support to the Investor Relations team. Responsibilities include managing confidential clerical work, inquiries, invoices, reports, cost center data, budgets, forecasts, projects, stakeholder communications, and investor event logistics. Coordinates registrations, travel, materials, presentations, speaker logistics, agendas, signage, and run-of-show documents while ensuring events are delivered accurately and on schedule.

Leads moderate-to-large oil and gas engineering and construction projects from planning through execution. Coordinates project teams and technical resources, manages schedules, costs, reports, RFPs, contractor selection, and risk. Applies engineering principles, PLC/Stage-Gate processes, facility operations knowledge, and economic analysis to improve reliability, profitability, and lifecycle performance. Requires extensive stakeholder coordination and travel up to 50%.

Leads enterprise project controls strategy, governance, systems, and execution across the project lifecycle. Oversees cost, schedule, risk, change, forecasting, reporting, and document controls while providing executive portfolio insights. Manages geographically dispersed teams, develops project controls talent, supports capital planning, resolves complex project issues, and drives improvements through analytics, automation, data governance, and standardized processes.

Install, configure, maintain, troubleshoot, and optimize DCS, PLC, HMI, SCADA, instrumentation, and industrial networking systems for gas gathering operations. Support control-system commissioning, startups, upgrades, construction projects, documentation, compliance, and technical training. Collaborate with engineering and operations teams to improve system reliability, safety, and efficiency. Work includes field environments, shift and on-call rotations, elevated work, and occasional travel between company locations.

Leads complex oil and gas engineering and construction projects from planning through execution. Responsibilities include assembling project teams, coordinating technical resources and contractors, managing schedules and cost forecasts, evaluating contractors, presenting engineering recommendations, assessing risks and alternatives, and delivering projects safely, efficiently, and profitably. Requires extensive project management or engineering experience in oil and gas, facility construction or operations expertise, and strong organizational and interpersonal skills.

Leads the design, development, testing, debugging, and documentation of enterprise software solutions. Defines technical vision and architecture, collaborates with stakeholders on project requirements, mentors developers, and guides technical teams. The role requires expertise in software development methodologies, scalable system design, database querying, problem-solving, and technical leadership.

Leads an engineering team supporting natural gas pipeline operations, reliability, maintainability, troubleshooting, regulatory compliance, and facility commissioning. Supervises project partners and contractors, manages budgets and workforce development, and serves as technical authority for automation. Performs and oversees PLC programming, HMI modifications, control-system troubleshooting, commissioning, risk mitigation, and automation coordination across multiple projects and regions.

Leads project controls professionals supporting power generation and electrical infrastructure projects. Oversees cost management, scheduling, forecasting, performance reporting, project controls processes, and financial tracking. Develops team members, coordinates with engineering, execution, procurement, contractors, and business stakeholders, and ensures projects align with budgets, schedules, execution strategies, and lifecycle standards. Requires leadership, organizational, project financial, capital cost management, scheduling, and risk evaluation expertise.

Leads financial modeling, valuation, due diligence, and strategic analysis for mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, capital projects, and commercial agreements. Evaluates growth opportunities, competitive landscapes, strategic fit, and investment risks; supports deal structuring, negotiation, execution, and integration. Presents recommendations to senior leaders and external stakeholders while mentoring team members. Requires strong corporate finance, Excel valuation modeling, communication, and oil and natural gas industry knowledge.

Leads complex oil and gas engineering and construction projects from planning through execution. Responsibilities include coordinating internal teams, contractors, and technical resources; developing schedules, reports, forecasts, proposals, and recommendations; managing project costs and risks; selecting contractors; and delivering safe, reliable, economically beneficial outcomes. The role requires extensive project management or engineering experience, facility construction or operations expertise, and travel of up to 25–50%.

As a Staff Engineer in Power Engineering, you will lead large-scale projects, ensure compliance with safety standards, conduct power system analyses, and mentor team members while collaborating on innovative engineering solutions.

Provides enterprise-wide programming, troubleshooting, training, commissioning, and technical support for automated compression and process control systems. Leads automation projects, coordinates resources and costs, prepares presentations, resolves complex issues, supports technical security initiatives and hardware refreshes, maintains operational guidelines, and helps ensure compliance and training. The role requires deep expertise in PLC, DCS, HMI, AssetCentre, and related automation systems within the natural gas or petrochemical industry.

Leads category and sourcing strategies for electrical equipment, battery energy storage systems, and power generation applications. Researches markets, evaluates technologies and suppliers, develops cost-saving initiatives, manages supplier relationships and disputes, and aligns commercial strategies with technical and business objectives. The role requires category management, supplier management, negotiation, material planning, market research, and technically informed stakeholder communication.

Performs month-end accounting, journal entries, reconciliations, management and SEC reporting, variance analysis, audit support, and financial data analysis. The role ensures compliance with accounting standards and SOX controls, prepares reports for stakeholders, participates in process improvement projects, and supports less experienced colleagues. A bachelor’s degree and at least four years of energy-industry accounting experience are required.

Designs enterprise IT and AI architectures, establishes technical standards, creates architecture roadmaps, and advises business and technology leaders. Develops reusable AI patterns involving generative AI, large language models, retrieval-augmented generation, and AI agents. Partners with cybersecurity, identity, data governance, and development teams to ensure secure, compliant, and responsible AI adoption. Mentors stakeholders and evaluates emerging technologies across cloud and enterprise IT environments.

Supports and improves financial systems through administration, data analysis, troubleshooting, user support, reporting, training, testing, and automation. Partners with Accounting, IT, and business stakeholders to maintain data integrity, resolve system issues, implement enhancements, and improve processes. Analyst III responsibilities include requirements gathering, test strategy development, complex validation, and serving as a liaison between Accounting and IT.

Audits and evaluates internal controls, identifies business risks and control deficiencies, performs data analysis, and recommends process improvements. Leads complex audit and consulting engagements, communicates findings to management, follows up on action plans, and mentors employees. The role requires strong judgment, communication, organization, ethical integrity, and familiarity with audit standards, financial principles, and project management. It is hybrid and based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with less than 10% domestic travel.

Supports accounting and financial reporting through month-end close, journal entries, reconciliations, SEC reporting, management reporting, variance analysis, audits, and financial data analysis. The role identifies process improvements through automation and technology, supports cross-functional projects, and may mentor less-experienced colleagues. Accounting Analyst III handles more complex assignments and provides additional guidance. Experience in energy accounting, upstream oil and gas, power generation, ERP systems, and financial reporting is beneficial.