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Devon Energy is a US independent upstream oil-and-gas producer focused on the Delaware/Permian, Anadarko, Eagle Ford, Rockies and Marcellus basins, headquartered in Oklahoma City with a corporate footprint in Houston. Hiring skews to petroleum, reservoir, drilling and completions engineers, geoscientists, land, corporate finance/accounting and technology, and the majority of the pipeline runs through fall campus recruiting at a fixed set of feeder schools (OU, Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, UT Austin, Texas Tech, Colorado School of Mines and University of Tulsa), with applications routed through a Workday board. No genuine first-person interview writeups surfaced on any allowed source: Reddit (r/oilandgasworkers, r/PetroleumEngineering, r/oklahoma, r/OU, r/OklahomaState, r/geologycareers, r/DevonEnergy) had zero interview accounts across ~200 Devon-mentioning results, WSO returned only its blurred registration-gate on search, HN/Algolia was empty, and Google/Bing/DDG surfaced only Glassdoor (forbidden) and content-farm mirrors.

Devon Energy’s official process

Devon runs a track-based early-careers program across Engineering, Technology, Geoscience, Accounting & Tax, Supply Chain, Legal, Energy Marketing, Digital Security, Energy/Land Management and Human Resources, feeding into full-time hiring in the same disciplines. The company publishes an on-campus recruiting calendar (Aug-Nov) at Texas A&M, UT Austin, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Colorado School of Mines, Texas Tech and University of Tulsa, and directs candidates to apply through the Devon Energy Workday board (wd5.myworkdaysite.com/en-US/recruiting/devonenergy/Careers). Devon does not publish a written interview-loop description on its careers site; the process is coordinated by recruiters after Workday application and, per the recruiting page, is anchored to career-fair conversations at feeder schools followed by role-specific technical/behavioral interviews. Devon explicitly warns that official offers only come through its Workday portal and cautions against recruiting scams.

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What Devon Energy is hiring for now

47 open roles in our index.

Most-posted roles

  • Senior Reservoir Engineer3
  • Assistant Foreman Midstream1
  • Business Development Associate1
  • Business Development GIS Analyst1
  • Compensation Manager1
  • Air Compliance Engineer1

Top locations

  • Oklahoma City16
  • Houston9
  • Midland5
  • Pittsburgh3
  • Carlsbad2

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Devon Energy interviews: FAQ

What is the interview process like at Devon Energy?
Devon Energy is a US independent upstream oil-and-gas producer focused on the Delaware/Permian, Anadarko, Eagle Ford, Rockies and Marcellus basins, headquartered in Oklahoma City with a corporate footprint in Houston. Hiring skews to petroleum, reservoir, drilling and completions engineers, geoscientists, land, corporate finance/accounting and technology, and the majority of the pipeline runs through fall campus recruiting at a fixed set of feeder schools (OU, Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, UT Austin, Texas Tech, Colorado School of Mines and University of Tulsa), with applications routed through a Workday board. No genuine first-person interview writeups surfaced on any allowed source: Reddit (r/oilandgasworkers, r/PetroleumEngineering, r/oklahoma, r/OU, r/OklahomaState, r/geologycareers, r/DevonEnergy) had zero interview accounts across ~200 Devon-mentioning results, WSO returned only its blurred registration-gate on search, HN/Algolia was empty, and Google/Bing/DDG surfaced only Glassdoor (forbidden) and content-farm mirrors.
What topics does Devon Energy test in interviews?
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