Aker BP ASA
Aker BP ASA
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Are you a curious, hands‑on problem‑solver eager to apply chemical science, data, and AI to optimize real‑world offshore operations? Join our Graduate Program, shaping the future of energy as we become the first AI‑native E&P company.
Need to have
M.Sc. degree in Chemistry, Chemical/Process Engineering, Materials, Petroleum Technology, or equivalent, with strong fundamental understanding in chemistry.
Solid academic record.
Genuine curiosity for real‑world chemical and operational challenges, beyond theoretical knowledge.
Strong analytical skills to translate data and calculations into practical decisions.
Fluency in English (both written and spoken) and a valid EEA work permit.
Nice to have
Relevant experience from internships or summer jobs in oil & gas, chemicals, water treatment, or process industries.
Experience with lab‑based theses related to scale, corrosion, flow assurance, or analytical chemistry.
Working knowledge of data analysis tools like Power BI; experience with Python/R or simulation tools (e.g., ScaleSim, OLGA/ScaleChem) is a plus.
A self‑starter with a proactive mindset, taking ownership of deliverables and driving improvements.
Clear and concise communication skills to effectively engage with diverse teams (operations, vendors, engineers).
Comfortable with offshore environments and eager to gain hands‑on operational experience.
About the job
This isn’t just a graduate program; it’s the start of your journey to optimise critical offshore processes. As a Production Chemistry Engineer in our 2027 Graduate Program, you will be at the forefront of Aker BP’s ambition to become the world’s first AI‑native E&P company. Through rotations and a crucial offshore placement, you will develop the skills to manage chemical treatments, ensure asset integrity, and contribute to our goal of a 3× productivity improvement.
Performance ownership
Own and optimise production chemistry performance for assets, setting treatment strategies and approving chemical selections.
Supplier governance
Govern the performance of external chemical suppliers, holding them accountable in meetings and through KPI reporting.
Efficiency & Cost optimisation
Drive continuous optimisation in treatment efficiency, chemical consumption, cost, and emissions.
Budget management
Manage chemical budgets for assigned systems, including purchase order approvals and cost control.
Trial & Qualification management
Define and approve field trials and chemical qualifications, evaluating lab tests and permit applications.
Compliance & HSE
Ensure regulatory and emissions compliance, handling reporting and participating in HSE meetings.
Project & Asset support
Support brownfield/greenfield projects and asset governance, providing critical production chemistry input.
Your journey in Production Chemistry
This program offers a unique blend of laboratory science, operational reality, and commercial management. You’ll gain hands‑on experience, progressing from foundational learning to full accountability for chemical performance and supplier governance.
Foundational immersion
Kickstart your journey by shadowing an experienced Production Chemist, getting introduced to your assigned asset, key chemical systems, and core tools like LIMS and PIMS.
Building accountability
By month 6, you’ll be actively quality‑assuring supplier performance for an asset, chairing weekly meetings, contributing to budget follow‑up, and evaluating optimisation proposals.
Driving impact & ownership
By month 18, take full accountability for an asset’s chemical performance, managing budgets, leading optimisation initiatives, and representing the discipline in asset and HSE forums.
Lab to offshore link
Experience the unique interface between laboratory science and live offshore operations, seeing the direct impact of your chemical decisions on real production.
Supplier governance & Commercial acumen
Develop rare technical and commercial judgement by governing external chemical suppliers, managing real budgets, and making decisions affecting OPEX and production uptime.
Cross‑disciplinary collaboration
Engage with diverse teams including operations, integrity, process, and laboratory personnel across multiple assets, providing critical production chemistry input.
What we offer
Professional development
We are committed to providing graduates with varied experience and enhancing your expertise, helping you build a strong CV for the future.
Competitive compensation
We offer a competitive salary, an opportunity to earn bonuses, a share savings programme, and a solid pension scheme.
Work‑life balance
We value good health and work‑life balance, offering good cafeterias, work‑out facilities, and flexibility in working hours and location to support your graduate journey.
Employee well‑being
We ensure you get support from our company health service and insurance programmes should anything happen.
Diverse & Inclusive environment
We are convinced diversity is important for success, and everyone should feel involved, included, and respected. Our offices are designed to be universally accessible for all.
Young professional network
Access to a vibrant network of peers and mentors to support your career growth and integration.
Our culture & vision
SAFER values
Our foundation is built on being Seekers, Accountable, Foreseeable, Engaged, and Respectful in everything we do.
AI‑first mindset
We are an AI‑first company, committed to leading our industry in AI adoption and unlocking its transformative power.
ONETEAM culture
Cooperation is at our core; working with us means being part of our collaborative ‘ONETEAM’ culture.
Safety priority
We put safety first in all operations and expect the same commitment from every team member.
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