Early Career Pathways - Business & Energy Markets Internships

About Woodside Energy

Founded in Australia with a spirit of innovation and determination, Woodside is a global energy company that is providing the energy the world needs. We have played a leading role in developing LNG in Australia, and we are proud to apply our pioneering expertise to expanding our portfolio worldwide, with a particular emphasis on deepwater oil, LNG, and new energy ventures in the US.

Technology and innovation play a vital role in supporting our long-term growth and sustainability. We are dedicated to reducing emissions and minimizing the carbon footprint of our products by improving energy efficiency, offsetting emissions, lowering emissions intensity, and investigating solutions for cleaner energy alternatives.

Woodside is recognised for our world-class capabilities. We know great results happen when our people feel valued, supported and empowered to reach their full potential. About the Program The Business & Energy Markets Summer Internship Program is part of Woodside’s USA Early Career Pathways initiative and is designed to build a sustainable pipeline of future commercial, trading, marketing, analytics, and energy markets talent. The program provides undergraduate students with hands-on, real-world experience supporting Woodside’s commercial activities across the energy value chain, including crude oil, natural gas, LNG, and related commodity markets. Depending on business needs and academic background, interns may gain experience across front-office trading support, middle-office activities, back-office and commercial operations, market and trading analytics, crude and gas marketing, LNG marketing, scheduling and logistics, commercial analysis, pricing and market research, contract economics, risk and performance reporting, and business development. Interns may also work closely with traders, marketing managers, commercial analysts, schedulers, and operations teams, gaining exposure to how market insights, analytics, commercia