Jobs at Williams

Leads complex oil and gas engineering and construction projects from planning through execution. Establishes project teams, coordinates technical resources and contractors, manages schedules, forecasts, proposals, costs, risks, and project reporting. Develops economically sound solutions that improve reliability, safety, efficiency, and profitability while meeting deadlines and corporate objectives. Requires extensive facility construction or operations experience and substantial travel.

Analyzes business processes, develops sustainable improvements, creates standards and procedures, fulfills data analysis requests, produces performance metrics, supports business decisions, assists with software testing and implementation, and coordinates change management and cross-functional projects.

Provides clerical and administrative support to leaders and departments, responds to business inquiries, assists with projects and invoice management, prepares documents, monitors data, maintains cost center information, and manages office pool vehicle scheduling, maintenance, registration, compliance, and availability.

Prepares, redlines, negotiates, and coordinates execution of commercial agreements, particularly natural gas midstream and marketing contracts. Advises internal partners on contract solutions, mitigates contractual exposure, develops templates and policies, resolves customer issues, supports business development, and leads process improvements. The role also mentors team members and coordinates with internal and external stakeholders.

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.

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%.

Conducts technical and economic evaluations, performance testing, facility design and construction, and research for natural gas or petrochemical operations. Leads sophisticated engineering assignments, supports large-scope projects, prepares presentations, solves customer and business challenges, improves processes, ensures safety and compliance, and manages project costs and resources. May supervise others and collaborate across teams on improvement plans, training, and operational requirements.

Provides technical expertise for enterprise automation and process control systems, including programming, troubleshooting, commissioning, maintenance, reliability improvements, training, firmware and software testing, and project support. The role leads complex automation initiatives, manages resources and costs, supports security and hardware refreshes, maintains operational guidelines, and collaborates across teams. Extensive experience with Allen Bradley PLC, FactoryTalk, and AVEVA Wonderware DCS is required. Travel up to 50% is expected.

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.

Maintains system integrity, facility equipment, compliance, and pipeline operations. Performs technical troubleshooting, supports project planning, ensures accurate data, and collaborates with company partners. The role requires adherence to safety procedures, physical work in challenging environments, on-call and overtime availability, travel between locations, and proficiency with PLC, HMI, Allen Bradley, SCADA, Microsoft Office, and PC systems.

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.

Develops commercial energy opportunities through market and customer analysis, lead generation, pricing, proposals, competitor intelligence, and deal management. Collaborates across functions to build contracts and advance opportunities that meet financial and strategic goals. Cultivates internal and external networks, evaluates energy market economics and commodity pricing, and provides recommendations on customers, competitors, and regulations.

Leads commercial technology services and teams supporting energy scheduling systems, data solutions, predictive models, regulatory filings, forecasting, and business strategy. Acts as the liaison between IT and commercial groups, oversees workforce development and training, supports revenue budgeting and reporting, analyzes trends, and leads cross-functional projects from requirements gathering through implementation.

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.

Lead and mentor a business development team to identify, evaluate, and close major energy projects and transactions. Manage budgets, forecasts, partnerships, workforce planning, and provide senior leadership updates while ensuring projects meet schedule, budget, and safety standards.

Leads complex engineering and construction projects for energy facilities, coordinating internal teams, contractors, technical resources, schedules, budgets, forecasts, proposals, and project decisions. Ensures safety, reliability, profitability, and alignment with corporate objectives. Requires extensive oil and gas engineering or project management experience, facility construction or operations knowledge, and willingness to travel up to 50%.

Leads and develops a software engineering team responsible for business-critical solutions. Sets technical direction, establishes architectures, drives delivery through production, and champions AI-assisted and agentic development. Partners with business and IT leaders to translate operational needs into technology solutions, manages roadmaps, budgets, vendors, and contractors, improves engineering processes, guides standards and governance, and communicates progress and investment decisions to senior leadership.

Provides technical leadership and mentorship while developing, modifying, testing, debugging, and implementing software applications. Reviews system requirements and business processes, gathers requirements, documents solutions, and executes projects through the software development lifecycle. Collaborates with business partners, project teams, and senior management to integrate business processes and optimize organizational functioning.