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10 ExxonMobil engineering leaders
These ten people have led engineering at ExxonMobil as a company president, vice presidents, engineering chiefs, a director of engineering and engineering department heads. A reader can learn how ExxonMobil structures its engineering organization, sets technical standards and supports projects and operating assets.
Professionals to explore
01—10Andrew Wills
LinkedInExperience: Technology and Engineering Department Head - Delaware Basin · ExxonMobil
Technology and Engineering Department Head - Delaware Basin at ExxonMobil since July 2026, a role the profile tags at director level. Former Production Engineering Manager at ExxonMobil (2025–2026) and Engineering Supervisor (ADNOC Offshore ExxonMobil) at ADNOC Group (2018–2025).
Calvin Crossley
LinkedInExperience: Chief Engineer · ExxonMobil
Former Chief Engineer at ExxonMobil (2019–2022) in Houston, a role the profile lists at head level in the Engineering and Technical department. Also former Offshore & Infrastructure Engineering Mgr (2016–2019) and Subsea & Pipelines Mgr (2010–2015) at ExxonMobil.
David Greaves
LinkedInExperience: Facilities Engineering, Offsites & Utilities Department Head · ExxonMobil
Facilities Engineering, Offsites & Utilities Department Head at ExxonMobil since November 2024, where the profile describes leading a global team of facilities and offsites and utilities engineers based in India, Malaysia, the USA and major ExxonMobil refining and chemicals locations. Former Wyoming Operations Technical Manager (2022–2024).
Dylan Pugh
LinkedInExperience: Vice President of Engineering · ExxonMobil
Vice President of Engineering at ExxonMobil since June 2024, a Houston role the profile lists in the Engineering and Technical department. Former Australia Conventional General Manager and LCM (2021–2024), General Manager US Conventional (2020–2021) and Upstream Planning Manager (2019–2020) at ExxonMobil.
Gerard A. Gabriel
LinkedInExperience: VP, Upstream Engineering · ExxonMobil
Former VP, Upstream Engineering at ExxonMobil (2016–2019), based in Houston. Other ExxonMobil roles include VP, Engineering (2013–2015), VP, Engineering Research (2011–2013) and Technical Manager (2009–2011), and the profile lists retirement from ExxonMobil since 2019.
Kenneth Warren
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Of Engineering · ExxonMobil
Former Vice President Of Engineering at ExxonMobil (2013–2020), a role the profile describes as providing engineering support to global refining and chemical assets. Also former Vice President Engineering - Downstream at ExxonMobil (2010–2013); the profile headline reads Retired VP Engineering, ExxonMobil.
Linda DuCharme
LinkedInExperience: President of ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company · ExxonMobil
President of ExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company since April 2022. Former President of Upstream Business Development Company (2020–2022), President of Upstream Integrated Solutions Company (2019–2020) and President of ExxonMobil Global Services Company (2016–2019) at ExxonMobil.
Mark Agnew
LinkedInExperience: Wells & Production Engineering Chief · ExxonMobil
Wells & Production Engineering Chief at ExxonMobil since August 2024, a head-level role in the Engineering and Technical department. Former Wells Engineering Chief (2023–2024), Middle East Joint Venture Wells Manager (2017–2023) and Subsurface Engineering and Operations Support Manager - Global Engineering (2013–2017) at ExxonMobil.
Tal Domany
LinkedInExperience: Director of Engineering · ExxonMobil
Director of Engineering at ExxonMobil since November 2025; the profile headline places the role at ExxonMobil Advanced Graphite Solutions and lists strategic planning, project management and process design. Former Director of Engineering (2023–2025), Senior Engineering Manager (2021–2023) and Engineering Manager (2020–2021) at Superior Graphite.
Timothy E. McMinn
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Process Engineering & Products, Technology & Engineering · ExxonMobil
Vice President, Process Engineering & Products, Technology & Engineering at ExxonMobil since April 2022, responsible per the profile for the corporation's process engineering and products technology capabilities, including chemical and downstream process engineering, facilities engineering and process safety. Former Vice President, Lubricants Technology (2018–2020).
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- 01How does ExxonMobil divide engineering work between central technology groups and individual business units or sites?
- 02How are engineering standards and technical decisions reviewed on major capital projects?
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