Commercial Scheduler II, Condensate and Lease Crude
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Supply Chain/Logistics
Logistics Coordination, Supply Chain & Logistics, Inventory Control & Analysis
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CommercialScheduler II, Condensate and Lease Crude
Location:
Houston, TX, US, 77042
Job Field:
Commercial
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The Commercial Scheduler II, Condensate and Lease Crude will work in an open, fast-paced team of Commercial Schedulers in Houston to optimize condensate and lease crude in Phillips 66’s portfolio for both Commercial Supply and Trading positions. This role supports day-to-day condensate and lease crude scheduling execution, refinery and processing support, product coordination, inventory monitoring, supplier performance, and collaboration across commercial and operating / logistics teams to improve reliability, efficiency, and business results.
What You’ll Do
- Execute condensate and lease crude supply planning, scheduling, and blending activities within established systems and commercial frameworks.
- Coordinate condensate and lease crude movements across the supply chain, including refinery and processing support and logistics across rail, truck, pipeline, terminal, and other channels as needed.
- Monitor actual volumes loaded and received, reconcile scheduled versus physical movements, and actively manage long/short balances to support accurate positions, timely issue resolution, and supply reliability.
- Monitor supplier and service provider performance and support improvement actions when gaps arise.
- Analyze condensate and lease crude quality, cost drivers, market conditions, inventory positions, and supply-chain risks to support commercial decisions and lease optimizations.
- Actively manage upstream blend plans and nominations; coordinate with other scheduling desks to ensure nominations, receipts, deliveries, and operating plans remain aligned.
- Monitor refinery, terminal, and other asset operations and condensate and lease crude inventory positions, proactively identifying constraints, risks, and opportunities to support value optimization and supply reliability.
- Work with internal and external stakeholders to resolve issues, improve alignment, and support continuous improvement.
- Support continuous improvement efforts by identifying process enhancements, maintaining desk documentation, and sharing best practices to improve efficiency and execution quality.
What You’ll Bring – Required
- Legally authorized to work in the United States
- High School Diploma or GED
- 3 or more years of experience in the energy industry supporting logistics, supply, and/or trading activities
- Intermediate or greater proficiency with analytical tools such as Excel and PowerBI
- Willing and able to work extended or non-standard hours as required to support scheduling operations
What Makes You Stand Out – Preferred
- Experience with refinery or processing support, condensate or product scheduling, inventory management, or transportation logistics
- Experience with rail, truck, pipeline, terminal, or multi-modal movement coordination
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in a finance, technical, or engineering discipline
- Proficiency with SAP and/or Right Angle and commercial logistics or scheduling systems
- Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities in a dynamic, fast-paced environment
- Strong analytical mindset with the ability to identify trends and support data-driven decisions
- Strong problem-solving, organizational, and…
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