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bp is a global organisation on a transition from an international oil company to an integrated energy company. Whether you’re an experienced professional, graduate, or a student, the work you do here will play a role in helping us achieve net zero by 2050 - or sooner
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The world's transition to a more secure, more affordable, lower carbon energy system needs massive investment in lower carbon energies AND continued investment in oil and gas as the alternatives grow. We're transforming bp to play our part – discover more below
Our transformation
Other opportunities
Our business is diverse and so are the opportunities we offer
Your journey. Our commitment.
From international oil company to international energy company
Life@bp
From visionaries who chart our course to the dedicated individuals who bring our plans to life, bp is an exhilarating environment for all.
Step into a realm where your professional aspirations evolve into concrete achievements – find out more about what it is like to be part of a global integrated energy company on our journey to net zero.
Embracing equity
bp’s EVP of people & culture, Kerry Dryburgh, spoke of her journey from apprentice to the bp leadership team during a showcase event to mark International Women’s Day at the UK’s House of Lords
Our stories
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Why having the conversation matters: Natalie’s storyNatalie is very outgoing, she describes herself as extroverted and gets her energy from speaking with and being around others. In her time at bp, that’s translated into a passion for fighting for and opening up conversations about equality in the workplace -
Setting a level playing field for everyone in the room: Tucker’s storyTucker is a big believer in advocating for yourself. After losing his vision at 17 years old, he realised how powerful it can be to speak up. “I’m also conscious that if we don’t talk about the experiences of those living with disabilities then it’s hard to really move the needle,” he explains. -
A mantra for having fun: Andrew’s story“I had a schoolteacher who taught me that you learn most when you’re having fun. That was my mantra when I started my career and it’s a principle I stick to today,” says Andrew Johnson, who spent over 25 years at Castrol.