Specialist - IT App Dev at Energy Transfer in Houston, TX | Kablio

Role

Description

software design

requirements analysis

on-call support

technical documentation

debugging

testing deployment

Designing and developing software systems using best practices
Collaborating with business users and IT to identify end-user requirements and specifications
Participate in the on-call rotation which involves helping resolve issues when needed off of normal business hours
Developing technical documentation to guide future software development projects
Troubleshooting, debugging, maintaining and improving existing software
Testing and deploying programs and applications

Requirements

bachelor's

sql server

angular

java

8+ years

energy

The Lead Specialist/Analyst level requires a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 8+ years of relevant job related experience
Relational Database management systems, primarily SQL Server (T-SQL)
The Specialist/Analyst level requires a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 2-5 years of relevant job related experience
Be willing to learn new IT and Business Skills regularly
Natural Gas Pipeline or Energy Industry work experience is a plus
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent and 2+ years of relevant job experience
The Senior Specialist/Analyst level requires a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 5-8 years of relevant job related experience
Modern JavaScript framework experience such as Angular/HTML5
Must be able to remain in a stationary position 50% of the time due to prolonged periods of sitting or standing.
General application development skills in any, but not necessarily all of the following areas:
Be comfortable in a regularly changing environment for priorities and activities
JAVA and/or Groovy or C# as an alternate

Benefits

Occasional overnight travel may be required to other business locations within the company.
Usually, normal office working conditions.
Work in person at an office during business hours.

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

125,000 miles

Pipeline Network

The company owns or operates an extensive network of pipelines crisscrossing the U.S., facilitating the transport of various energy products.

$83 billion

Annual Revenue

In 2023, the company achieved robust financial performance with multibillion-dollar revenues.

$5 billion

2025 Capital Expenditure Plan

The company has allocated significant resources for growth through a strategic capital expenditure plan.

42-inch

Pipeline Diameter

The company operates one of the largest gas pipelines in Texas, showcasing its capacity for major energy infrastructure.

Growth has been fuelled by bold acquisitions—Sunoco, Southern Union, Regency, Williams, SemGroup, Crestwood—each adding new pipeline systems, storage, or marketing reach.
Projects range from the first Dakota Access crude conduit to the Lake Charles LNG export terminal and AI-data center gas supply agreement.
Specialisms span natural gas midstream, interstate/intrastate transport, NGL fractionation, crude/refined-product terminals and LNG operations.
Unusual fact: beyond pipelines, it even struck a deal to power AI-focused data centers via its Oasis Pipeline, showcasing a creative pivot into tech-energy synergy.

Culture + Values

Integrity: Strong enforcement of integrity and compliance standards across the organization
Community: A culture of openness, transparency and continuous improvement
Excellence: Strive to be best in class in EH&S and compliance performance
Responsibility: Committed to protecting the environment and conserving natural resources
We believe in doing what’s right. We strive for honesty and respect in all that we do
We believe in a culture of honesty, trust and respect. Our people are our most valued resource

Environment + Sustainability

20% Renewable Energy

Energy Procurement

Approximately 20% of electrical energy purchased daily is from renewable sources like wind and solar.

~4,000 kW/day

Solar Energy Generation

Installed ~18,000 solar panels at metering stations, generating enough power for ~127 homes daily.

789,908 tons CO₂

Emission Reduction

Dual-Drive compressor technology reduced CO₂ emissions in Texas by ~789,908 tons in 2023.

15% GHG Reduction

Year-over-Year Emissions

Reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 15% from 2022 to 2023.

Installed thermal oxidizers at processing plants to reduce methane and VOC emissions by 98–99%
Use ~12,000 low-emission pneumatic devices, preventing ~71 tons (2.9 M scf) of methane emissions daily
Sequestered ~69,400 metric tons CO₂ via carbon capture in 2023
Partnered conservation projects sequestered ~368 metric tons CO₂e in 2023
Joined Environmental Partnership to reduce emissions and support solar powering of cryogenic plants and compressor stations
Member of Environmental Partnership, API Environmental Partnership, Pipeline Research Council International for emissions reduction best practices
Zero-incident culture goal with tracking via Performance Assurance Program and real-time EHS incident tracking
Reported net reduction of ~765,000 tons of Scope 1 CO₂ emissions via Dual-Drive compressors in 2021
Invested US $150 million in environmental initiatives (2024)
No stated net-zero target by date

Inclusion & Diversity

3.8-3.9/5

D&I Employee Rating

Average diversity and inclusion rating based on feedback from ~263 employees on Glassdoor.

Gender Ratings

D&I Ratings by Gender

Women: 3.7/5 based on 33 responses; Men: 3.9/5 based on 90 responses on Glassdoor.

Top 5% Rank

Diversity Ranking on Comparably

The company scores in the top 5% for gender and diversity ratings among firms with over 10,000 employees on Comparably.

15,000+ Organizations

Job Promotions

Promotes job opportunities to over 15,000 diversity-focused organizations across the U.S.

All leaders receive mandatory diversity & inclusion training.
No gender‑representation % disclosed publicly.

Articles

Energy Transfer Careers

Projects

Energy Transfer Overview

Role

Description

software design

requirements analysis

on-call support

technical documentation

debugging

testing deployment

Designing and developing software systems using best practices
Collaborating with business users and IT to identify end-user requirements and specifications
Participate in the on-call rotation which involves helping resolve issues when needed off of normal business hours
Developing technical documentation to guide future software development projects
Troubleshooting, debugging, maintaining and improving existing software
Testing and deploying programs and applications

Requirements

bachelor's

sql server

angular

java

8+ years

energy

The Lead Specialist/Analyst level requires a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 8+ years of relevant job related experience
Relational Database management systems, primarily SQL Server (T-SQL)
The Specialist/Analyst level requires a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 2-5 years of relevant job related experience
Be willing to learn new IT and Business Skills regularly
Natural Gas Pipeline or Energy Industry work experience is a plus
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent and 2+ years of relevant job experience
The Senior Specialist/Analyst level requires a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 5-8 years of relevant job related experience
Modern JavaScript framework experience such as Angular/HTML5
Must be able to remain in a stationary position 50% of the time due to prolonged periods of sitting or standing.
General application development skills in any, but not necessarily all of the following areas:
Be comfortable in a regularly changing environment for priorities and activities
JAVA and/or Groovy or C# as an alternate

Benefits

Occasional overnight travel may be required to other business locations within the company.
Usually, normal office working conditions.
Work in person at an office during business hours.

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

125,000 miles

Pipeline Network

The company owns or operates an extensive network of pipelines crisscrossing the U.S., facilitating the transport of various energy products.

$83 billion

Annual Revenue

In 2023, the company achieved robust financial performance with multibillion-dollar revenues.

$5 billion

2025 Capital Expenditure Plan

The company has allocated significant resources for growth through a strategic capital expenditure plan.

42-inch

Pipeline Diameter

The company operates one of the largest gas pipelines in Texas, showcasing its capacity for major energy infrastructure.

Growth has been fuelled by bold acquisitions—Sunoco, Southern Union, Regency, Williams, SemGroup, Crestwood—each adding new pipeline systems, storage, or marketing reach.
Projects range from the first Dakota Access crude conduit to the Lake Charles LNG export terminal and AI-data center gas supply agreement.
Specialisms span natural gas midstream, interstate/intrastate transport, NGL fractionation, crude/refined-product terminals and LNG operations.
Unusual fact: beyond pipelines, it even struck a deal to power AI-focused data centers via its Oasis Pipeline, showcasing a creative pivot into tech-energy synergy.

Culture + Values

Integrity: Strong enforcement of integrity and compliance standards across the organization
Community: A culture of openness, transparency and continuous improvement
Excellence: Strive to be best in class in EH&S and compliance performance
Responsibility: Committed to protecting the environment and conserving natural resources
We believe in doing what’s right. We strive for honesty and respect in all that we do
We believe in a culture of honesty, trust and respect. Our people are our most valued resource

Environment + Sustainability

20% Renewable Energy

Energy Procurement

Approximately 20% of electrical energy purchased daily is from renewable sources like wind and solar.

~4,000 kW/day

Solar Energy Generation

Installed ~18,000 solar panels at metering stations, generating enough power for ~127 homes daily.

789,908 tons CO₂

Emission Reduction

Dual-Drive compressor technology reduced CO₂ emissions in Texas by ~789,908 tons in 2023.

15% GHG Reduction

Year-over-Year Emissions

Reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 15% from 2022 to 2023.

Installed thermal oxidizers at processing plants to reduce methane and VOC emissions by 98–99%
Use ~12,000 low-emission pneumatic devices, preventing ~71 tons (2.9 M scf) of methane emissions daily
Sequestered ~69,400 metric tons CO₂ via carbon capture in 2023
Partnered conservation projects sequestered ~368 metric tons CO₂e in 2023
Joined Environmental Partnership to reduce emissions and support solar powering of cryogenic plants and compressor stations
Member of Environmental Partnership, API Environmental Partnership, Pipeline Research Council International for emissions reduction best practices
Zero-incident culture goal with tracking via Performance Assurance Program and real-time EHS incident tracking
Reported net reduction of ~765,000 tons of Scope 1 CO₂ emissions via Dual-Drive compressors in 2021
Invested US $150 million in environmental initiatives (2024)
No stated net-zero target by date

Inclusion & Diversity

3.8-3.9/5

D&I Employee Rating

Average diversity and inclusion rating based on feedback from ~263 employees on Glassdoor.

Gender Ratings

D&I Ratings by Gender

Women: 3.7/5 based on 33 responses; Men: 3.9/5 based on 90 responses on Glassdoor.

Top 5% Rank

Diversity Ranking on Comparably

The company scores in the top 5% for gender and diversity ratings among firms with over 10,000 employees on Comparably.

15,000+ Organizations

Job Promotions

Promotes job opportunities to over 15,000 diversity-focused organizations across the U.S.

All leaders receive mandatory diversity & inclusion training.
No gender‑representation % disclosed publicly.

Articles

Energy Transfer Careers

Projects

Energy Transfer Overview