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Air Liquide
 

About Air Liquide

As a world leader in gases, technologies, and services for industry and health, Air Liquide serves more than 4 million customers and patients across 60 countries. With a global workforce of approximately 66,500 employees, the Group maintains a significant presence in the U.S. where 20,000 people operate across more than 1,400 locations and plant facilities, including a world-class R&D center. We provide innovative industrial and medical gases and related services to a wide range of markets including energy, petrochemical, electronics, and healthcare, leveraging our global scale to deliver local excellence.


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Discover your career opportunities

At Air Liquide, you'll find a world of learning and development opportunities where inventiveness is at the heart of what we do, in an open, collaborative and respectful environment. At every stage of your career, you'll find opportunities for professional growth. Empowered by the passion and diversity of its people, Air Liquide addresses the challenges of energy transition, changes in healthcare, and digital transformation, to create greater value for its customers and patients, and the society as a whole.


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Meet Our Veterans


Mike J.

Freeport H2 Basin Manager
Staff Sergeant, US Army Veteran
Cavalry Scout, Bradley Master Gunner

"I first encountered Air Liquide as a supplier of nitrogen for my previous employer. Seeing the reliability of their operations firsthand sparked my interest. Today I manage the Freeport H2/Syngas basin, ensuring our operations remain precise and efficient..."

I first encountered Air Liquide as a supplier of nitrogen for my previous employer. Seeing the reliability of their operations firsthand sparked my interest. Today I manage the Freeport H2/Syngas basin, ensuring our operations remain precise and efficient.

Leadership in the Corporate World
In the Army, specifically as a Master Gunner, leadership is everything. At Air Liquide, that same ability to lead teams through complex tasks is the most valuable skill I use daily. The company values the discipline we bring to the table and provides a platform where those skills translate into real career growth.

Why Veterans Choose Air Liquide
The culture here is built on respect. Air Liquide offers competitive compensation, but more importantly, they take pride in diversity and the unique perspective veterans provide.

For those still serving or recently transitioned, Air Liquide offers:

  • Guard and Reserve Support: They understand the dual commitment of citizen-soldiers.
  • Community Impact: They partner with multiple agencies that support veteran causes locally and nationally.

Advice for Your Transition
Transitioning from active duty to civilian life can be a challenge for any veteran. My advice is to find a company that goes out of its way to offer support rather than just talking about it.

Air Liquide is that company. They recognize the value of your service and provide an environment where you can continue to lead and make an impact.


John B.

Director of Operations - Mississippi River Pipeline Network
Lieutenant, US Navy Veteran
Nuclear Power Limited Duty Officer

"My path to Air Liquide started with a referral. While working on a nuclear refueling project at the shipyard, I was introduced to a Plant Manager who was a retired Navy Master Chief. That connection turned into an application..."

My path to Air Liquide started with a referral. While working on a nuclear refueling project at the shipyard, I was introduced to a Plant Manager who was a retired Navy Master Chief. That connection turned into an application, which led to me joining the team as a Plant Manager in 2016. Today, I oversee the Mississippi River Pipeline network.

Translating Nuclear Precision to Operations
My years in the Navy focused on nuclear plant operations, maintenance, and repair. Those technical skillsets, coupled with military discipline, were the foundation for my success at Air Liquide.

The transition is more direct than you might think:

  • Technical Alignment: Your specific NEC, MOS, or Designator often aligns directly with the complex roles we have here.
  • Mission Focus: The structure ingrained in us during service is exactly what's needed to manage high-stakes industrial assets.

A People-First Culture
The best part of working here is being a driver of positive change for our plants and our people. I firmly believe that if you take care of your people, they will take care of your customers. In the military, your people are your biggest asset-that fundamental principle remains true at Air Liquide.

Advice for Transitioning Service Members
The military instills characteristics that naturally lead to success in the civilian world. The key is drawing the lines of comparison. Look at your technical training and see how it maps to the numerous roles offered at Air Liquide and Airgas.

Whether you are coming from a nuclear, mechanical, or leadership background, there is a place here where your experience isn't just understood - it's valued.


Lynn W., MBA

Project Procurement Manager
Staff Sergeant, US Army Veteran
Missile Repair Parts Material/Logistics Support

"I spent 10 years in the US Army, concluding my service as a Platoon Sergeant for Class 9 Missile Repair Parts and Materials. After transitioning to the civilian sector, I joined Air Liquide by applying through the careers site..."

I spent 10 years in the US Army, concluding my service as a Platoon Sergeant for Class 9 Missile Repair Parts and Materials. After transitioning to the civilian sector, I joined Air Liquide by applying through the careers site. Today, I leverage that same logistics foundation to manage procurement for our major projects.

Skills That Translate
The military prepared me to be at my best in the corporate world. The transition was seamless because the core skills required at Air Liquide are the same ones I honed in the service:

  • Leadership: Guiding teams toward a common goal.
  • Adaptability: Thriving in fast-paced, changing environments.
  • Teamwork: Everyone here does whatever it takes to support the project schedule.

Continuous Improvement
My favorite part about working at Air Liquide is the collective drive. The team is always working to improve processes and learn from past projects to ensure better performance on future ones. It's a mission-driven environment that feels very familiar to anyone who has served.

Advice for Transitioning Veterans
Transitioning can feel like a leap, but my advice is simple: Be flexible and open-minded. Join in any role the company has available and learn as much as possible. Air Liquide is a global company with such diverse work opportunities that your military skills will certainly find a home here. If you remain willing to learn, this company will provide you with a world of opportunities.