Oklahoma Runs on Energy. So Can Your Career.

A major independent oil and gas producer headquartered in Oklahoma City, Devon Energy operates 5,000+ wells across the STACK and SCOOP plays and produces 650,000+ barrels of oil equivalent per day. Devon is one of Oklahoma's largest private employers of energy technicians and consistently recruits from the state's technical college network.

A leading natural gas gathering, processing, and distribution company headquartered in Tulsa, ONEOK operates 40,000+ miles of pipeline across Oklahoma and surrounding states. ONEOK employs 2,500+ workers in Oklahoma and its midstream infrastructure is central to moving the Anadarko Basin's gas production to market — creating sustained pipeline and processing technician demand.

A major midstream energy company headquartered in Tulsa, Williams operates the Transco pipeline — the nation's largest natural gas transmission system — and extensive gathering and processing infrastructure. Williams employs 3,000+ workers and is consistently one of Oklahoma's most stable large-employer sources of pipeline and midstream operations technician jobs.

Oklahoma's primary electric utility, OGE Energy serves 900,000 customers across Oklahoma and western Arkansas and is expanding its renewable energy mix toward 50% clean electricity by 2030. OGE employs thousands of grid and generation technicians and its clean energy transition is creating sustained multi-year demand for wind, solar, and grid modernization professionals.