Oneok
Midstream energy operator gathering, processing and transporting natural gas, NGLs and crude for producers and energy markets
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
Recent signals
What changed at Oneok in the last 6 months, newest first. Each line links to its public source.
- 6 Nov 2026 Leadership hire · Hiring Director (Tulsa) oneok.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com
About Oneok
ONEOK, Inc. (NYSE: OKE) is a midstream operator that gathers, processes, fractionates, transports, stores and exports natural gas, natural gas liquids (NGLs), refined products and crude oil. It describes its pipeline network as approximately 60,000 miles long and includes marine export services.
The company reports four segments: natural gas liquids, refined products and crude, natural gas gathering and processing (serving producers in North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma), and natural gas pipelines, which provide interstate and intrastate transportation and storage. It states that it operates primarily fee-based businesses and that its products serve producers and end-use markets.
Listed job openings cover engineering, operations, maintenance, instrumentation, accounting, IT, environmental, and natural gas trading roles, including several internship positions. Locations include Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Louisiana, North Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa.
Product: Midstream services for natural gas, NGLs, refined products and crude oil, including gathering, processing, fractionation, pipeline transportation, storage and marine export.
Jobs at Oneok
Open roles at Oneok in the Americas (93)
United States 93. From Oneok's careers page or applicant tracking system; each role links to the employer.
- Manager, Commercial Fuel Quality & Advocacy · Tulsa, United States
- I&E Technician - Senior (NGL) · Lake Charles, United States
- Measurement Technician (El Reno, Newcastle, Mustang, Yukon, OK) · El Reno, United States
- Pipeline Operator - Senior · Colwich, United States
- I&E Technician - Intermediate · Pleasant Hill, United States
- Corporate Aircraft Scheduler · Tulsa, United States
- Energy Management Systems Analyst · Tulsa, United States
- Director - Enterprise Facilities · Tulsa, United States
- Project Estimator (Dallas, TX or Tulsa, OK areas) · Dallas, United States
- Real Estate Services Agent II · Saint Paul, United States
- Plant Operator (Midland, Lamesa, Big Spring, TX) · Lenorah, United States
- Supervisor - Measurement (DOT) · Lafayette, United States
Newest 12 of 93.
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Website technologies
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