EQT Corporation

Mechanical Engineer

• Optimize the performance, safety, and reliability of natural gas gathering, compression, processing, and transportation infrastructure.
• Support engineering design and project execution across midstream assets.
• Provide technical support on gas compression and processing systems.
• Develop engineering designs, P&IDs, and process flow diagrams (PFDs) in compliance with standards and codes.
• Generate and evaluate project scopes, cost estimates, and schedules for installations and upgrades.
• Support construction, commissioning, and troubleshooting of midstream facilities.
• Create operational documentation and provide technical training.

Facilities Engineer I/II – Compression, Dehydration, Measurement Design

Director

• Develop and maintain the STAQ strategy — project prioritization frameworks, value-realization tracking, and portfolio management — so EQT focuses on its highest-value initiatives.
• Own the SPC pipeline end to end — intake, triage, scoping, prioritization, development hand-off to IT delivery teams, documentation, and post-implementation lookback.
• Lead recurring cross-functional Special Project Reviews with business departments and internal team standups and architecture-collaboration sessions to align priorities and unblock delivery.
• Govern solution architecture and data-quality standards so the pipeline stays reliable, fast, supported, valuable, and clean (the Innovation Engine scorecard).
• Lead, coach, and develop the STAQ team (Business Process Operations Manager and Business Process Engineers); foster a culture of innovation, experimentation, and continuous improvement.
• Develop and manage the STAQ budget and capacity plan; balance incoming demand against the standing backlog and available staffing.
• Communicate with executive and cross-functional stakeholders to align department portfolios, delivery priorities, and enterprise strategy; steward STAQ’s knowledge base and operating standards.
• Research and evaluate emerging technologies (automation, analytics) for business applicability and pursue continuous improvement of the pipeline and its supporting infrastructure.

Engineer

• Perform routine work assignments within the pipeline and storage integrity management department.
• Assist in the development and design of operational and procedural improvements.
• Work in cross-functional teams to develop operating processes and procedures to ensure compliance with regulations.
• Apply knowledge of commonly-used engineering concepts, practices and procedures to perform assigned tasks.
• Demonstrate the ability to apply engineering theories and concepts to increasingly complex problems over time, with guidance from immediate supervisor.
• Conduct external audits from regulatory agencies.
• Travel to field locations as needed.

Integrity Engineer I – III

Software Engineer

• Develop and maintain processes and procedures for internal corrosion and external corrosion control programs.
• Oversee Close-Interval-Survey and DCVG/ACVG program along with analyzing results and developing corrective actions.
• Implement internal corrosion monitoring programs and develop corrective actions to mitigate corrosion threats.
• Support field technicians with advanced troubleshooting of rectifiers, bonds, areas of inadequate CP, or DC and AC interference issues.
• Work with the Integrity Management department to assist with implementation of Integrity Management Program through field analysis of pipeline anomalies and developing risk mitigation measure for time dependent threats.
• Prepare for and participate in DOT 192 and DOT 195 state and federal audits.
• Collaborate with Engineering team to assist with Cathodic Protection designs.
• Collaborate with integrity management, operations, and engineering teams to prioritize mitigation and long-term asset protection strategies.
• Develop and maintain metrics to assess program effectiveness and identify areas of higher risk.
• Maintain corrosion records, test station data, and regulatory documentation for audits and inspections.

Corrosion Engineering Technician, Associate/Sr.

Analyst

• The Title Analyst is responsible for the efficient, effective review and interpretation of title abstracts, certified title opinions, and related documents.
• Clearly and concisely communicates ownership and curative analyses.
• Maintains confidentiality in the handling of all business activities.
• Understands priorities and deadlines as conveyed by Manager or Title Analyst III/IV.
• Utilizes all tools available to make timely analysis that facilitates the company's goals.
• Utilizes company computer programs designed to store, manage and track information and documents.
• Interprets legal documents and law firm work product and spot issues with the same.

Title Analyst I, II, III, IV

• Lead the technical design of gas gathering and transmission pipeline projects. Translate project scope and operational requirements into detailed design packages aligned with EQT specifications and industry standards. Support development of construction drawings, alignment sheets, and design documentation through collaboration with internal and external stakeholders.​
• Partner with project managers to support all project phases - scoping, design, procurement, construction, and commissioning. Interface with land, regulatory, environmental, and operations teams to ensure design compliance and execution readiness.
• Provide engineering support during field construction and commissioning, resolving technical issues as they arise.​
• Ensure all designs meet applicable codes, standards, and environmental regulations. Support permitting efforts and design modifications required for regulatory or environmental compliance.​
• Identify design and constructability risks early and recommend mitigation strategies. Champion design standardization, continuous improvement, and lessons-learned integration across EQT’s pipeline projects.

Pipeline Engineer II, III, Senior, Expert

• Market Analysis & Forecasting: Build and maintain detailed Gulf Coast natural gas supply-demand balance models, incorporating production, LNG demand, storage, pipeline flows, power burn, industrial demand, and exports, and developing short- and long-term market forecasts based on those balances.
• Infrastructure & Flow Monitoring: Monitor pipeline operations, maintenance activity, constraints, storage utilization, LNG terminal operations, and basis market movements impacting Gulf Coast supply-demand balances.
• Industry Engagement & Market Intelligence: Develop and maintain relationships with key market participants, including end users, pipeline operators, storage operators, LNG participants, consultants, marketers, and data providers. Leverage industry contacts and market intelligence to enhance fundamental analysis, validate market views, and identify emerging trends, risks, and opportunities.
• Storage Market Analysis & Asset Optimization: Develop fundamental views on natural gas storage markets and evaluate seasonal, locational, and volatility-driven opportunities impacting storage asset value. Analyze inventory levels, injection and withdrawal economics, carry structures, basis relationships, and operational constraints to support storage optimization and trading decisions.
• Data Visualization & Reporting: Create dashboards, presentations, recurring reports, and analytical tools that effectively communicate market data, forecasts, and trading-relevant insights to stakeholders across the organization.
• Cross-Team Collaboration: Work closely with origination, trading, operations, scheduling, and commodities analytics teams to ensure alignment of market views, assumptions, and methodologies.
• Strategic Input: Provide actionable market insights and recommendations to Commodities leadership and senior management, contributing to strategy, asset optimization, and risk management decisions.

Senior Fundamentals Analyst

Executive Assistant

• Assists the Executive Team with daily administrative duties and completes a broad variety of administrative tasks.
• Manages an active calendar of appointments.
• Completes expense reports.
• Arranges complex and detailed travel plans, itineraries and agendas.
• Compiles documents for meetings.
• Prepares detailed itineraries for the Executive Team, including important numbers, locations and contact names.
• Prepares monthly projected schedules for the Executive Team.
• Makes reservations and travel coordination for the Executive Team’s air travel, ground transportation, and lodging.
• Manages the complete expense reporting lifecycle for the Executive Team.
• Offers on-demand assistance with invoice processing tasks.
• Ensures that the Executive Team is provided with briefing materials for each event.
• Communicates with internal and external parties on the Executive Team’s behalf.
• Researches, prioritizes, and follows up on incoming issues and concerns addressed to the Executive Team.
• Prioritizes conflicting matters and handles them expeditiously.
• Maintains the confidentiality of sensitive company information.
• Works closely with the Executive Team members to keep them well informed of upcoming commitments.

• Lead execution of multiple capital projects from concept development through commissioning and closeout while maintaining focus on safety, quality, schedule, and cost.
• Generate and evaluate project scopes, cost estimates and project schedules for new installations, expansions, and facility upgrades.
• Collaborate with Operations, Maintenance, Compliance, Environmental, Safety, Land, Regulatory, Supply Chain, and Finance teams.
• Facilitate project meetings and communicate project status to leadership.
• Support construction, commissioning, and troubleshooting of midstream facilities in collaboration with Operations, Construction, and EHS teams.
• Resolve technical and construction issues that arise during project execution.
• Capture lessons learned and incorporate best practices into future projects.
• Coordinate with third-party vendors, consultants, and internal teams to ensure timely and effective project execution.

Facilities Project Engineer – Senior

• Lead engineering efforts for the design, modification, and optimization of midstream natural gas infrastructure including compressor stations, dehydration systems, and metering facilities.
• Provide technical expertise on gas compression, and processing systems, including facility layout, equipment sizing, and specification.
• Develop and review engineering designs, P&IDs, and process flow diagrams (PFDs) in compliance with company standards and regulatory codes (DOT, PHMSA, ASME, API, etc.).
• Generate and evaluate project scopes, cost estimates and project schedules for new installations, expansions, and facility upgrades.
• Support construction, commissioning, and troubleshooting of midstream facilities in collaboration with Operations, Construction, and EHS teams.
• Create operational documentation and provide technical training to field and operations personnel.
• Maintain consistency and compliance in midstream engineering practices with federal and state regulations and company procedures.
• Coordinate with third-party vendors, consultants, and internal teams to ensure timely and effective project execution.

Facilities Engineer II – III – Senior – Expert

Production Engineer

• Responsible for providing technical support to achieve optimization of well performance
• Owner of Production Standards, Optimization Best Practices and Chemical Program Implementation
• Providing technical expertise in all phases of well optimization (TIL / Flat-Time Decline / Artificial Lift Design and Installation / Plugging)
• Complete daily reviews of well performance and developing plans of actions for wells / pads that are not meeting production and controllable downtime goals
• Complete semi-annual route reviews with operational team in order to identify production / economic leading and lagging indicators that can be used / adjusted to achieve team goals
• Serve as the engineering interface with operational team (field and leadership) for assigned area of operations
• Serve as the production contact for the Asset Performance/Reservoir, Completions, Drilling departments
• Providing scopes of work and economic justification for all proposed maintenance capital projects
• Completing economic and operational lookbacks for all completed maintenance capital projects
• Developing operational guidelines and standard operating procedures for all applicable practices
• Supporting operational leadership by providing training support for all field personnel
• Optimizing the chemical program for assigned area of responsibility in order to provide flow assurance, freeze / hydrate prevention and asset integrity

Production Engineer II, III, Senior, Expert

Representative

• Confirm and schedule nominations daily, following FERC cycle requirements.
• Communicate EQT Midstream processes and procedures clearly to customers.
• Ensure proper posting of required reports on the EQT Midstream EBB.
• Ensure all SOX required documentation is saved to appropriate files.
• Maintain compliance with NAESB and FERC regulatory guidelines.
• Apply strong attention to detail and analytical skills in daily responsibilities.
• Interact with customers via email, telephone, and ICE Chat concerning EBB issues, nomination requests, retroactive nomination requests, and any general pipeline questions.
• Work non-traditional hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Selected Incumbent will be expected to work on a swing shift rotation.

Transportation Services Representative

• Position provides engineering support for midstream regulatory compliance for all regulated assets such as pipelines
• Annual Pipeline Safety Agency Reporting (Federal and State)
• Processing pipeline class location data and HCA studies
• Working with third party vendors providing mapping data
• Pipeline Safety audit support
• Coordinate with Engineering, Operations, Integrity Management, Compliance, and GIS teams to ensure accurate asset information
• Assist with data validation and quality control for regulatory reporting

Engineering Technician I/II/III

Trader

• Manage and optimize a natural gas trading portfolio focusing on Midwest and Rockies markets.
• Initiate, develop and execute strategies to capture profitable term natural gas trading opportunities within the Midwest and Rockies region.
• Monitor and evaluate relevant market conditions, pivoting in/out of trades as necessitated by market conditions.
• Evaluate existing trading processes and collaborate with trading personnel to improve efficiency, transparency and value-added measures.
• Evaluate, execute, and manage short and long-term storage positions across the Midwest and Rockies, optimizing around seasonal spreads, and power and industrial load to create incremental value.
• Use experience to develop optimization and trading strategies and direct origination efforts to execute these strategies.
• Clearly communicate summaries of relevant market conditions & opportunities upward within the organization.
• Primary responsibility for establishing and executing trading strategies to optimize the value of EQT's contractual pipeline capacity & storage assets.

Trader I, II, Sr., Principal

Principal

• Lead strategic origination and business development efforts across the Midwest natural gas market.
• Identify and execute opportunities to enhance the value of EQT’s transportation and storage portfolio.
• Develop value-add strategies around existing transportation and storage portfolio.
• Structure & execute complex transactions that create value for both EQT and its customers.
• Business Development of new trading counterparties pipelines and storage operators.
• Develop new product/service offerings.
• Perform basic analysis and financial modeling to assess the value-add of proposals.
• Travel up to 50% of the time to visit customers and attend events.