Overview
Introduction
The Cheniere Energy, Inc. internship program is a paid, 12-week program that allows students to work on real-life projects in the energy industry.
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About the Program
At Cheniere Energy, interns spend the summer months growing their careers through impactful assignments in the energy industry. The 12-week program is located in Houston, TX; Sabine Pass, LA; Corpus Christi, TX; and Washington, DC. Candidates should be motivated and ready to take on challenging projects in engineering, operations, accounting, finance, information technology, supply chain, or human resources, depending on the program year and business needs.
About the Company
Cheniere Energy was founded in 1996 and was initially focused on liquefied natural gas (LNG) import; however, the company eventually changed direction to LNG production and export. This change allowed Cheniere Energy to become a major player in the LNG industry, and it is now the largest producer of LNG in the United States and the second largest in the world. The company’s current CEO is Jack Fusco, and its corporate headquarters is located in Houston, Texas.
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Intern Reviews
- “Strong company culture that is very nice and welcoming. Only reason I didn't put a 10 is because most people work more than 40 hours a week.”
- “The environment and culture at Cheniere are very welcoming. Everyone is willing to help, and the number of hours worked is very reasonable.”
- “The environment of this internship was often very open and welcoming. There were opportunities to explore interests outside of your given role. My given responsibilities were meani...
- “Strong company culture that is very nice and welcoming. Only reason I didn't put a 10 is because most people work more than 40 hours a week.”
- “The environment and culture at Cheniere are very welcoming. Everyone is willing to help, and the number of hours worked is very reasonable.”
- “The environment of this internship was often very open and welcoming. There were opportunities to explore interests outside of your given role. My given responsibilities were meaningful and fulfilling. There was a great work/life balance with the schedule (four 10-hour shifts, Mon-Thurs).”
- “The company culture and personnel are great. 10-hour workdays and the commute leave you very little free time during the work week. I enjoyed having three-day weekends, though.”
Getting Hired Here
- “The application process was very enjoyable compared to others I have experienced. They communicated well and didn't leave me waiting months on end before I heard back. If I had one criticism, I wish that one additional interview had been scheduled beforehand, but I was still able to ask questions over email.”
- “The interview process was very straightforward. They don't ask many technical questions because they understand students don't know much about the industry.”
- “The application process was very enjoyable compared to others I have experienced. They communicated well and didn't leave me waiting months on end before I heard back. If I had one criticism, I wish that one additional interview had been scheduled beforehand, but I was still able to ask questions over email.”
- “The interview process was very straightforward. They don't ask many technical questions because they understand students don't know much about the industry.”
- “Application and Interview process were very good. No expectations to know everything, just that you're willing to work and have some experience.”
- “It was a very simple process. I only had one interview and a couple of questions.”