Contract
11 Sep 2026
Brownsville, Texas, United States
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Career opportunities in Liquified Natural Gas (LNG)
LNG is natural gas in a liquid state. Natural gas is an important source of energy across the world. In some countries, it’s even ahead of coal, nuclear and renewable options as an essential energy source.
Demand for LNG imports is increasing, especially in Asia, as it is considered a transition fuel that can help in the move to a low-carbon future. With a number of LNG projects underway and planned, we are seeing consistent demand for LNG specialists.
Work on LNG projects all over the world
The below countries are the largest producers of natural gas. Projects in these nations are a large source of LNG job opportunities.
- The United States is one of the world’s biggest producers of natural gas and petroleum. In 2011, it surpassed Russia to become the world’s biggest natural gas producer.
- Australia has an abundant supply of natural gas both onshore and offshore. Based on current production, it has enough natural gas for more than 50 years. In fact, it’s Australia’s third biggest energy resource, following coal and uranium.
- A leading LNG exporter, Qatar’s energy supply is produced almost exclusively by natural gas (99.2%); the rest is made up by oil.
- Mozambique is the third largest proven natural gas reserves holder in Africa, after Nigeria and Algeria. The country holds 100 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves . In 2016 alone, it produced an estimated 200 billion cubic feet of natural gas.
What sectors are looking for LNG talent?
LNG vacancies are advertised by heavy industry, major oil and gas, engineering or mining facilities worldwide. There is a global demand for this role so it’s common for employers to recruit new talent internationally.
Typical employers include:
- Operating companies (usually oil companies) that hold exploration and production licences
- Drilling companies
- Heavy Industry and construction facilities.
Why Airswift?
Airswift has helped place LNG specialists for over 40 years globally. We have 60 physical offices across the globe and a host of networks throughout international markets.
We have a vast global presence, with head offices in Singapore, Houston and Manchester and over 60 regional offices across 60 countries. This presence means that we can help you find any type of LNG job worldwide.
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Here at Airswift, we support your job search with the expertise of specialist recruiters and access to the leading companies in the global energy sector.
Visit our candidate portal to apply for vacancies in LNG and sign up for job alerts
Once you’ve found the right role, we’ll also help you make the relocation process as smooth as possible.
All of the Airswift Employees I have been in contact with from day one of recruitment to now have been absolutely amazing. Keep up the great job of professionalism, promptness and excellent people skills. All have been there and helped me with everything and were so positive and courteous.
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