FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Cost Engineering Analyst?
The primary responsibility of the Cost Engineering Analyst is to support Commercial teams in Europe and Asia Pacific with cost and market intelligence, helping the organization achieve its Business Value goals.
Which educational qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor’s degree in Data Science/Analytics, MS in Engineering, or Supply Chain is required for this position.
What kind of experience is preferred for applicants to this role?
Extensive Cost Engineering/Modeling experience in Oil & Gas and related industries is preferred.
What tools and software should candidates be familiar with?
Candidates should have a strong background in SAP and experience using analytical and data visualization tools.
Will there be an onboarding program for new hires?
Yes, there is a comprehensive onboarding program that includes various training sessions and software access, along with a mentor assigned for guidance.
Is project management experience beneficial for this position?
Yes, project management skills are preferred as they contribute positively to the role.
What types of benefits does ExxonMobil offer to employees?
ExxonMobil offers competitive compensation, medical plans, retirement benefits, training and development programs, tuition assistance, and workplace flexibility, among others.
What soft skills are important for a Cost Engineering Analyst?
Important soft skills include strong analytical and presentation skills, problem-solving abilities, the drive to ensure progress according to plans, and a mindset to embrace change.
How will the Cost Engineering Analyst collaborate with other team members?
The Cost Engineering Analyst will collaborate closely with the Cost Engineering Team, the Sr. Technical Lead in Houston, and agreement owners on various projects and analyses.
Are relocation benefits available for this position?
Yes, a relocation program is offered as part of the employee benefits.