Tax Counsel / Senior Tax Counsel

• Providing tax planning advice and support for various of Chevron's domestic and international upstream, downstream and midstream businesses, with a primary focus on U.S. federal income taxation;
• Interfacing with other functional groups within Corporate Tax (e.g., compliance, audit support, and indirect tax), as well as the broader Finance, Treasury and Legal functions;
• Advising management and relevant stakeholders of the tax implications of proposed business transactions and activities; and
• Taking ownership of, and accountability for, all tax matters (whether in a direct advisory capacity or in a coordinating/facilitating capacity) impacting each of Chevron's businesses supported by the person fulfilling the position.

An extensive understanding of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code and the Treasury Regulations promulgated thereunder is a necessity, as are excellent verbal and written communication skills, tax research skills, and the ability to work collaboratively with peers and varied groups of stakeholders.

Knowledge and experience with tax and commercial aspects of international and domestic oil and gas operations, marketing and trading activities, "new" energies, partnerships and joint ventures, and acquisitions and dispositions are relevant to, and are desired attributes of the person fulfilling the position, as is knowledge and experience with tax accounting, transfer pricing, Pillar Two, and tax audits and controversy matters. Knowledge of and experience with tax audits and controversy matters, including engagement with tax authorities, development of audit strategies, and defense of tax positions, is highly valued.

• Juris doctorate
• Minimum 3 years of U.S. federal income tax planning experience
• Bar admission

• LL.M. or CPA