Supervisor, Threat Management

Chevron is accepting online applications for the position Supervisor, Threat Management through July 24, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

Global Security is charged with providing high-quality, cost-competitive and reliable security services with operational excellence. The organization is committed to supporting its diverse customers and achieving their respective business objectives through the delivery of programs designed to protect Chevron's people and assets, thus creating superior value for Chevron shareholders, customers, partners, employees and the countries in which we operate. Outstanding individual and collective performance of the Global Security organization will help the Corporation achieve its vision—to be the global energy company most admired for its people, partnerships and performance.

The Global Security Threat Management Supervisor position ensures the team prepares proactive risk assessments for Chevron events, investigates threats against Chevron, assists Global Security advisors with investigative support, provides security services at Chevron events and supplies protective intelligence services to Global Security leadership.

• Supervise staff in multiple locations across multiple time zones
• Ensure proactive security risk assessments are conducted for events where Chevron is either a sponsor or an attendee
• Establish a security mitigation plan for each event, including field security plans and intel monitoring parameters
• Confirm that each event security plan has been communicated to stakeholders and that security plans are aligned with Chevron goals and objectives for the event
• Manage an investigation and protective intelligence program that involves threats or incidents directed against executives, Board members, events or employees.
• Investigate disruptive incidents at Chevron and non-Chevron events to learn tactics, techniques and procedures of adversaries, and then apply learnings to new mitigation efforts
• Receive, review and triage requests for investigation support from all Global Security staff that conduct investigations, which exceeds 35 advisors across the world. Develop an investigation plan with responsible investigator and then assign tasks to staff for investigative analytical support.
• Partner with Chevron leadership and Law counterparts, and interface with Law Enforcement, as each investigation warrants
• Manage a team that develops and disseminates protective intelligence products to support security efforts with Executives, Board members and special events
• Verify that intel monitoring efforts are aligned with executive travels
• Identify and monitor groups that have anti-Chevron ambitions, keeping internal stakeholders apprised and incorporating appropriate mitigation efforts into security plans
• Liaise with industry peers, government officials, third party subject matter experts and vendors to stay abreast of latest threats and share information

• Experience managing teams, especially in multiple locations, with demonstrated ability to lead and motivate people
• 10 years' experience conducting complex investigations, to include threats to people and property
• Demonstrated experience planning and executing security plans at special events
• Bachelor’s degree in related subject
• Experience with social media monitoring
• Strong oral and written communication skills, with experience presenting to groups
• Demonstrated history of teamwork, ethical decision making and excellent interpersonal skills for interacting with subordinates, peers and management at various levels
• Strong project management skills, with ability to oversee multiple projects and support multiple people simultaneously while meeting deadlines in a timely manner
• Strong interest in current events and world affairs
• Demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality with sensitive information
• Experience with diverse cultures and backgrounds, especially in support of business operations in non-US locations
• Critical thinking skills and problem-solving aptitude;
  Ability to identify critical issues quickly and accurately, then assess and evaluate effectively
• Domestic and international travel up to 20%

• Master's degree in related subject
• International business or government experience
• Training and curriculum development in the threat management field
• Experience with technical security systems used in protection scenarios

Relocation may be considered.

Expatriate assignments will not be considered.