UT Energy Week

Students and early-career people who want to meet energy industry partners and mentors, with panels, tours and a poster competition.

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Dates
Apr 5 to Apr 9, 2027
Where
Austin, TX
Cost
Free
Type
Conference · Free
Organizer
Energy Institute, The University of Texas at Austin
Audience level
Early career
Last checked
October 26, 2026 against the event’s own site

Official site and registration

Speaking opportunities

Speaking not checked

Who goes

Roles and segments the organizer or our research tag this event for.

Levels: Early career

The field it serves: Energy & Utilities

Verified open jobs
about 9,577

Source: NextChapter job data, jobs verified live in the last 7 days.

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Typical posted salary
$120,000 a year (middle half $92,000 to $153,000)

Source: NextChapter job data: salary ranges employers posted, midpoint of each range, 1,484 of the newest 5,000 verified open jobs.

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Entry or early-career level
32% of openings

Source: NextChapter job data: level read from the full posting, newest 5,000 verified open jobs.

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Employment, year over year
+1.6% in utilities, the closest BLS sector

Source: BLS Current Employment Statistics, seasonally adjusted payroll employment, October 2026.

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Full Energy & Utilities snapshot: jobs, pay, layoffs and conferences

Energy & Utilities employers hiring now

We have not yet published an exhibitor or attendee list for this event. These employers in its industry have open verified jobs, so they are the ones worth meeting.

Industries and functions

Where it is and who it is for

Held in Austin, TX. Local jobs, employers, layoffs and other conferences nearby are on the place pages.

Past and planned editions

  • 2027: April 5, 2027 to April 9, 2027, Austin, TX

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