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Chevron · Buenos Aires, Argentina

CHEVRON GBS BA- HR Internship

Buenos Aires, ArgentinaEarly careerHR & Recruiting

Listed on Chevron’s official careers site. Posted October 14, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Chevron is one of the world's leading energy companies, with approximately 60,000 employees working in many different countries. The Global Business Center (GBS), located in Buenos Aires (Puerto Madero), Argentina, with more than 1,800 employees, provides solutions in the areas of Finance, IT, Downstream, Human Resources, Procurement, Legal and Audit to the global organization and is launching its Internship Program. The selected candidates will join the GBS BA HR team.

Your initial responsibilities will include: Registration and cancellation of AFIP and social security. Administrative management of corporate benefits (prepaid medicine, insurance, pension plan, among others). Induction and orientation of new employees (onboarding) and offboarding activities. Participation in ad-hoc projects in conjunction with the different areas of the company.

Requirements

Advanced students of Human Resources & Business Administration. Handling of Office Package. Fluent in written and oral English.

Hours per week

20 hours.

Internship duration

12 months, with the possibility of extending for 6 more months.

Location

Puerto Madero, CABA Chevron participates in E-Verify in certain locations as required by law.

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