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The facts

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Supplied the UK market with gas for over 30 years.

Responsible for approximately 5% of the UK's total oil and gas production.

We operate the largest refinery in the UK.

ExxonMobil Chemical is one of the country's top 10 chemical companies in terms of turnover.

Our sales represent around 18% of the gas market in the UK.

Invested over £32.6 billion in the UK's offshore oil and gas industry.

We're an IChemE Gold Corporate Partner.

Over 7,300 students have Followed us on Gradcracker.

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Sarah Tancock

Mechanical Engineering Specialist

"ExxonMobil has given me a career full of exciting and varied challenges."

Conor Wilkinson

Field Engineering Services

"Working for a large, multinational organisation gives a fantastic opportunity to interact with local and international departments . . ."

European Sci-Tech Challenge Final

Super8, a team of four students drawn from France, Italy, Norway and Poland were the winners of this year’s European Sci-Tech Challenge final, an initiative developed by Junior Achievement-Young Enterprise Europe in partnership with ExxonMobil in which teenage students from nine different countries work together in multi-country teams to solve a tricky engineering problem. The challenge facing this year’s competitors was to ‘design the safest, fastest and most energy...

Calling all Undergraduate Engineers!

Send your questions to ExxonMobil’s Female Graduate Engineers from 10-2pm on the 9th May.