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ExxonMobil

Produces oil, gas, fuels and chemical materials

Talent Acquisition Advisor

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
Buenos Aires, Argentina
In Person
People & HRGeneralist Recruiting

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree or commensurate experience.
  • Advanced English proficiency.
  • Experience sourcing independently and creatively, including beyond LinkedIn, and partnering with a sourcer to find talent.
  • Ability to work effectively with ambiguity and be resourceful and solution-oriented.
  • Ability to prioritize, with adaptability, urgency, and a strong work ethic.
  • Integrity and discretion in handling confidential information.
  • Ability to communicate orally and in writing and interact effectively with others.
  • Ability to work effectively in teams, share responsibility for results, and provide and accept feedback.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with function and capability leaders to understand talent strategies and their impact on hiring needs.
  • Advise business leaders and leverage teams across regions to deliver global recruiting targets and priorities.
  • Develop and determine sourcing methodologies for roles using external insights and knowledge of key talent markets, including identifying hard-to-source talent.
  • Provide guidance and strategic insights to hiring managers and university engagement managers.
  • Execute the talent acquisition strategy by participating in key projects.
  • Steward the health and performance of talent acquisition processes and key Attract Priorities in the portfolio.
  • Identify opportunities and drive innovation and continuous improvement of processes and guidelines.

About the company

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ExxonMobil

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ExxonMobil produces oil and natural gas and manufactures fuels, lubricants, and chemicals for transport operators, industrial customers, and consumers around the world. Its businesses span resource exploration and production, refineries that turn crude oil into fuels, and plants that make plastics and other chemical materials. The company sells products through wholesale supply agreements and the Exxon, Esso, and Mobil brands, including motor oils for vehicles and machinery. It also sells services that capture, transport, and store industrial carbon dioxide underground. The merged company formed in 1999 from Exxon and Mobil, with roots in earlier oil businesses, and is headquartered in Spring, Texas.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Irving, Texas

Founded

1999

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What believers are saying

  • Investment has cash backing: ExxonMobil generated $23.6 billion of operating cash flow in the June 2026 quarter.
  • ExxonMobil is commercializing carbon storage: its second Louisiana operation started in February 2026.
  • Eligible U.S. employees build retirement savings: ExxonMobil contributes 7% of salary when workers contribute 6%.

What critics are saying

  • Oil prices drive ExxonMobil's results: higher crude prices added $4.2 billion to upstream earnings in the June 2026 quarter.
  • U.S. starting vacation is limited: ExxonMobil lists a two-week base allowance that increases with service.
  • ExxonMobil's workforce contracted: February 2026 reporting showed regular employees fell from 61,000 to 58,000 during 2025.

What makes ExxonMobil unique

  • ExxonMobil controls a vast shale footprint: its combined Permian holdings span more than 1.4 million net acres.
  • ExxonMobil directs Guyana's major offshore field: its affiliate operates Stabroek with a 45% stake.
  • ExxonMobil owns carbon-storage infrastructure: its U.S. carbon dioxide pipeline network stretches more than 1,300 miles.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Competitive compensation
  • Medical plans
  • Maternity Leave
  • Retirement benefits
  • Annual vacations & holidays
  • Day care assistance program
  • Training and development program
  • Tuition assistance program
  • Workplace flexibility policy

Company News

Yahoo Finance
Oct 27th, 2026
28 ETFs buy ExxonMobil as net inflows hit $54.3M, led by XLE

ETFs bought a net $54.3 million of ExxonMobil (XOM) shares on Friday, led by the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE). Twenty-eight ETFs added shares, 15 sold, and 144 held steady. XLE added 268,804 shares worth $49.2 million, a 0.45% increase in its stake. IVV bought $26.0 million, SPYM $5.4 million, HDV $3.6 million, and XOP $3.2 million. It was the second straight day of net ETF buying, after a $1.41 billion inflow on October 22 and a $1.45 billion outflow on October 21. ExxonMobil has a market cap of $758.8 billion. Its shares trade at $184.54, up 56.43% this year.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 26th, 2026
Exxon nears a record as Treasury says Gulf oil is "roaring back" and 2026 EPS hits $13.29

ExxonMobil heads into its October 30 earnings report near a record high, even as US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Persian Gulf oil exports have passed pre-conflict levels. Brent crude fell 1% on Monday to about $115 a barrel on hopes the Iran war is easing. Analysts expect Exxon to earn $13.29 a share in 2026, nearly double 2025's $6.99, driven by war-lifted oil prices and refining margins. They have cut their 2028 estimate 5% since June, to $10.62. Exxon's second-quarter earnings reached $14.5 billion, up from $7.1 billion a year earlier. The company says each $1 move in Brent shifts yearly earnings by about $700 million. Exxon trades at about 13x forward earnings, but about 17x on 2028 estimates. Its December plan update may matter more than the October report.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 22nd, 2026
Exxon recoups $55B Guyana investment, turning the project into a free cash flow engine

Exxon Mobil says its Guyana project has fully paid back its investment, a shift management called "very much an inflection into free cash flow." The company said on a July 31, 2026 call that it recovered its $55 billion investment and all operating costs. Under the contract, up to 75% of production can go toward cost recovery. The rest is shared 50-50 with Guyana's government. Gross output was about 900,000 barrels a day in the second quarter. Exxon's free cash flow hit $17.0 billion in the quarter, up from $5.27 billion a year earlier. Management expects Guyana's free cash flow in 2030 to be twice the 2025 level. Higher oil prices may have boosted the quarter, and Exxon temporarily lost about 10% of upstream production to the Middle East conflict. The fifth floating production ship, Errea Wittu, is on track to start up by the end of 2026.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 21st, 2026
Exxon stock up 65.8% in a year: key dates to watch, from Q3 results to Guyana's fifth vessel

Exxon Mobil (XOM) shares returned 65.8% over the past year, against 17.4% for the S&P 500, helped by tight markets. Several events could move the stock over the next six months. The company reports third-quarter 2026 results on October 30, 2026. Second-quarter net income more than doubled to $14.5 billion from $7.08 billion a year earlier, and management expects refining margins to stay very high. Errea Wittu, its fifth production vessel in Guyana, is due to start up by the end of 2026. Exxon also plans investment decisions on projects in Mozambique and Papua New Guinea before year-end. The Middle East conflict cost Exxon about 10% of upstream output in the second quarter. Windfall taxes on European refining are a risk.

Yahoo Finance
Oct 20th, 2026
Cash beats debt: stronger balance sheets sit closer to 52-week highs in all five pairs

Companies with more cash than debt are holding up better as inflation hits 3.7%, the 10-year Treasury yields about 5.1%, and US oil tops $100 a barrel. An analysis of five industry pairs found the stronger company sat closer to its 52-week high in every case. In four, debt made the difference. Microsoft, with $20 billion of net cash, is 1.8% below its high. CoreWeave, with $46 billion of net debt, is 56.3% below. Exxon is 0.4% below its high, against 35.6% for American Airlines. Nucor trails its high by 4.9%, while Celanese trails by 30.8%. Alphabet is down 14.4%, while Charter, with $96 billion of net debt, is down 57.0%. Costco and Nike are the exception: Nike's gap stems from falling sales, not debt.