1 day ago
London, United KingdomStaff+
Responsibilities
- Define and maintain the architecture vision and roadmap for biofuels.
- Lead design decisions and ensure coherent architecture across multiple squads.
- Provide direction on AWS cloud architecture, including containerized workloads on ROSA or OpenShift.
- Shape API-led and event-driven integration architecture and guide data architecture, domain models, data flows, and data contracts.
- Identify opportunities for AI, ML, or GenAI to improve optimization, automation, or insight generation.
- Translate business needs into architecture direction, enforce architecture guardrails, and support delivery teams through design and implementation.
- Collaborate with senior business and technology partners and global teams across the US, UK, and other regions.
Requirements
- Solid experience in solution, domain, or enterprise architecture roles.
- Strong functional understanding of complex operational environments such as biofuels and conventional liquid fuels.
- Broad experience with AWS cloud services, integration architecture, data architecture, and data modeling.
- Experience creating architecture roadmaps and leading decisions across multiple teams.
- Excellent communication and partner management skills and the ability to work in an evolving environment.
- Familiarity with TOGAF or similar architecture frameworks.
- Experience working with global product and engineering teams.
- Experience in oil trading or biofuels compliance, optimization or compliance-driven environments, and practical AI, ML, or GenAI experience are desirable.
Benefits
- Flexible working options with a hybrid office/remote arrangement.
- Generous paid parental leave and retirement benefits.
- Reasonable accommodation is available for individuals with disabilities.
- Up to 10% travel is expected, and the role is not eligible for relocation assistance.
Tech Stack
AWSOpenShift
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About BP
BP is a global, publicly traded energy company that explores and produces oil and gas, refines and markets fuels and lubricants (including the Castrol brand), and trades energy products for consumers and industrial customers. It also operates convenience and retail fuel networks and invests in EV charging (bp pulse), bioenergy, and wind and solar projects. Founded in 1909 and headquartered in London, it is listed on the London and New York stock exchanges.