Business Consultant, CNG & RNG

October 6, 2026

About the position

Chevron is seeking a Business Consultant to drive achievement of key commercial objectives for Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) sales. This role involves developing and executing growth strategies, generating new business through various sales channels, and providing consultative solutions to fleet customers. The consultant will identify and close new business opportunities by creating tailored proposals and partnering with customers to achieve mutual business objectives. A Strategic Network Plan will be developed and executed to lead territory growth, including annual business planning, customer retention, and new customer acquisition. The role requires forecasting sales growth, analyzing industry trends, and tracking performance against business plans. Building trusted relationships with fleet decision-makers and supporting the adoption of CNG solutions are key. Leveraging data, market intelligence, and competitive analysis will be crucial for identifying growth opportunities and strengthening Chevron's market position. Cross-functional collaboration with operations, engineering, finance, marketing, and supply teams is expected to deliver customer solutions and ensure a seamless customer experience. The consultant will also represent Chevron at industry events and maintain robust sales pipeline and CRM discipline.

Responsibilities

Drive achievement of key commercial objectives, including NOI, fuel volume, operating expense, and market share targets, while developing and executing growth strategies for Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) sales.
Generate new business through pipeline management, prospecting, networking, industry engagement, and disciplined execution of the sales process.
Develop a deep understanding of fleet operations and renewable fuels economics to provide consultative, account-level solutions that improve customer profitability, strengthen business cases, and accelerate growth opportunities.
Identify, develop, and close new CNG and RNG business opportunities by creating tailored commercial proposals and partnering with fleet customers to achieve mutual business objectives.
Lead territory growth initiatives through development and execution of a Strategic Network Plan, including annual business planning, customer retention strategies, and targeted new customer acquisition efforts.
Forecast sales growth and market opportunities by analyzing industry trends, customer demand, and market requirements, while tracking and communicating actual performance against business plans and projections.
Build and maintain trusted relationships with fleet decision-makers, supporting the adoption and expansion of CNG solutions among existing natural gas fleets and guiding diesel fleet operators through fuel conversion strategies.
Leverage data, market intelligence, and competitive analysis to identify growth opportunities, strengthen Chevron’s market position, and support strategic decision-making within the renewable fuels business.
Collaborate cross-functionally with operations, engineering, finance, marketing, and supply teams to deliver customer solutions, execute growth initiatives, and ensure a seamless customer experience.
Represent Chevron at industry events, trade associations, and customer engagements, serving as a trusted advisor and advocate for the benefits of RNG and CNG transportation solutions.
Maintain a robust sales pipeline and CRM discipline, ensuring accurate forecasting, account planning, opportunity tracking, and achievement of territory growth objectives.

Requirements

+5 years of CNG or fuels sales experience in the heavy duty truck fleets segment.
Availability to travel up to 50%
Valid driver's license
College degree

Nice-to-haves

Holding an MBA degree.

Benefits

variable pay
health care coverage
retirement plan
protection coverage
time off and leave programs
training and development opportunities
a range of allowances connected to specific work situations

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