Quality Engineer

About Chevron ENGINE

Chevron’s Engineering and Innovation Excellence Center (ENGINE) in Bengaluru combines global Chevron expertise with talent in India to improve speed, flexibility, and innovation. The center supports solutions for present and future energy challenges. Chevron is a major global energy company involved in crude oil and natural gas production, transportation fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals, additives, and enabling technologies.

Chevron’s goal is to be the world’s most respected energy company, recognized for its people, partnerships, and performance. Its purpose is to deliver affordable, dependable, and progressively cleaner energy that supports human progress. The company believes innovation can overcome major challenges and help create a better future.

Role Overview

Chevron ENGINE is hiring a Quality Engineer for the Discipline Engineering team. The role reports to the Discipline Engineering Manager and is based in Chevron’s Bengaluru office.

This position supports global operations, so working hours are aligned to business requirements. Standard shifts are either 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM or 1:30 PM to 10:30 PM, Monday through Friday, and these may change depending on operational needs. International travel and work outside normal business hours may also be needed to support customers.

Key Responsibilities

• Work with downstream, upstream, and project teams across time zones to advise on advanced NDE techniques, including ultrasonics, electromagnetics, and radiography.
• Carry out advanced NDE inspections at site locations for critical fitness-for-service assessments and cost-efficient solutions across business units and global projects.
• Promote non-intrusive inspections for facilities and projects by guiding teams and performing advanced inspections that improve turnaround performance.
• Support business units and projects in a risk-based approach to Chevron’s Performance Demonstration Qualification process for contractor NDE personnel.
• Review NDE procedures in detail and witness qualifications against relevant codes and standards.
• Provide NDE training to business units, projects, and project partners such as EPC organizations, along with certification support.
• Research and evaluate new and emerging NDE technologies that have a direct effect on process safety.
• Actively participate as a core member of Chevron’s Community of Practice and contribute to regional JIPs and consortiums in the NDE field.
• Create and maintain risk-based NDE management systems, plans, and tools with internal and external partners, while providing oversight and assurance for project, facility, and turnaround activities.
• Lead and contribute to NDE assurance activities, cross-functional teams, and industry committees.

Candidate Profile

Chevron welcomes applications from motivated professionals with a strong interest in the energy industry and a drive for innovation and problem-solving.

Required Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree in engineering from a recognized AICTE-affiliated university in Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrical engineering.
• At least 10 years of hands-on field experience in advanced ultrasonics and electromagnetics, with strong exposure to phased array ultrasonics and remote field testing.
• Advanced certifications in ultrasonics and electromagnetics, with Level III preferred and Level II as the minimum in UT, ET, and RT.
• Certification in phased array ultrasonics, time of flight diffraction, and high temperature hydrogen attack.
• Experience qualifying and validating automated ultrasonic testing systems to DNV-ST-F101 and RP-118.
• Practical experience with computer radiography and digital radiography.
• Understanding of petrochemical damage mechanisms such as high temperature hydrogen attack and hydrogen induced cracking, along with experience using advanced ultrasonics to detect them.
• Successful completion of Chevron Performance Demonstration Qualifications or ASNT-equivalent ISQ examinations for ultrasonic and electromagnetic methods.
• Working knowledge of additional NDE methods such as magnetic particle testing, liquid penetrant testing, acoustic emission, and visual testing.

Workplace and Benefits

• Opportunity to contribute to major global energy projects.
• Scope to build your career through professional growth and development in an inclusive, collaborative environment.
• A culture centered on innovation, teamwork, and safety.
• Thoughtfully designed workspaces supported by digital tools for collaboration and productivity.
• Structured learning, mentorship, and opportunities to work on high-impact projects aligned with business priorities.
• Comprehensive benefits that support health, well-being, and work-life balance.
• Exposure to emerging technologies and digital solutions that are influencing the future of energy and enterprise.

Application Notes

Applicants must be eligible to work without employer-sponsored visa support, as sponsorship is not available for this role. Candidates on time-limited visa status will not be considered.

Privacy, Terms, and Conditions

By submitting an application, candidates agree to the applicable privacy notice and country-specific application statements. The privacy notice explains how candidate information will be used during the hiring process. Applicants should review and accept the relevant country statement before submitting their application.

“ENGINE” refers to the Chevron Engineering and Innovation Excellence Center operating under Chevron Global Technology and Services Private Limited, an affiliate of Chevron Corporation. The name is used for convenience only and does not indicate a separate legal entity.

This posting provides a general summary of the position and workplace. Specific duties, outcomes, and role details may change based on business requirements and individual performance.

Working Hours

Standard working schedules are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM or 1:30 PM to 10:30 PM, Monday to Friday, with possible adjustments based on business or operational needs.