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A Well Engineering role at Shell is a chance to develop your technical skills and push boundaries.

Shell鈥檚 Utilities, Water, Energy and Heat Transfer (UHT) Engineering discipline offers exciting and varied career development opportunities.

Reservoir engineers at Shell use their remarkable technical skills to deliver groundbreaking energy solutions.

Research and Development gives you the chance to work on exciting engineering projects, using and developing state-of-the-art technology.

Production Engineering is vastly influential to Shell鈥檚 overall objectives and graduates will have the opportunity to make an impact.

Within Process Automation, Control and Optimisation (PACO), you could work on a range of Upstream and Downstream projects that impact our business.

Pipelines, Flow Assurance and Subsea Engineers provide technical support to the design and delivery of new projects, maintenance and surveillance of existing assets.

Petrophysicists at Shell are involved in working with cutting-edge technologies that helps identify, quantify and develop hydrocarbon resources.

Geoscience is at the core of Shell鈥檚 business and is suited to creative, technical graduates keen to embrace innovative technology.

Geophysics is at the core of Shell鈥檚 business and is suited to creative, technical graduates keen to embrace innovative technology.

Asset Maintenance, Reliability and Turnaround Engineers make critical decisions regarding Shell鈥檚 offshore and onshore facilities.

The Projects & Technology (P&T) organization works in partnership with Shell鈥檚 Upstream and Downstream businesses to generate value for shareholders and commercial partners.

Information Technology at Shell means working alongside our leading experts in the field to push the boundaries of our operations.

An Electrical Engineering job at Shell is a chance to work for global energy leader and to make an impact on the future of the industry.

Marine engineering broadly refers to the engineering of boats, ships, oil rigs and any other marine vessel or structure.