bp

Leading the Global Energy Transition

BP stands as one of the world's seven oil and gas supermajors, with over 115 years of industry leadership since its founding in 1908. Headquartered in London and operating across nearly 80 countries, BP employs over 100,500 professionals worldwide, including a substantial workforce throughout the United States via BP America. With annual revenue of US$189.18 billion, BP combines financial strength with a bold commitment to reshaping the global energy landscape.

Energy Transition At Scale

BP is uniquely positioned at the forefront of the energy transition, committed to becoming a net-zero emissions company by 2050 or sooner. The company drives innovation across renewable energy sources including biofuels, wind power, and solar energy, creating meaningful career opportunities for professionals passionate about sustainable energy solutions. This strategic transformation represents one of the energy sector's most ambitious sustainability initiatives.

Diverse Career Opportunities

• Four key business segments: Gas & Low Carbon Energy, Oil Production & Operations, Customers & Products, and Corporate functions
• Global network: Approximately 18,700 service stations under BP, Amoco, and Aral brands
• Innovation focus: Cutting-edge research and development in sustainable energy technologies
• International scope: Leadership roles and assignment opportunities across 80 countries
• Major hubs: Operations in London, Houston, Warrenville, São Paulo, and beyond

Work Environment and Impact

BP's commitment to addressing climate change while meeting future energy demands creates a dynamic work environment where professionals contribute to solutions that matter globally. The company's substantial investments in renewable technologies and energy efficiency initiatives position team members at the center of industry transformation. Whether in traditional energy operations or emerging renewable sectors, employees work within a culture that values innovation, sustainability, and professional growth in an industry undergoing historic change.