Global Graduate Programme in Operations at British American Tobacco (BAT)

ROLE POSITIONING AND OBJECTIVES

Our Global Graduate Programme in Operations helps you develop outstanding Manufacturing, Corporate and commercial skills – full understanding of the fast paced and constantly evolving environment our Manufacturing functions work in.

Working in challenging markets and on complex projects, our Manufacturing team has a broad view of the business, and work together to deliver business needs. We act responsibly and responsively, improving efficiency and creating one truly integrated global manufacturing team.

WHAT IS THE GLOBAL GRADUATE PROGRAM & WHAT DO WE OFFER?

The Global Graduate Programme is a fast-track development initiative designed for fresh graduates who are eager to make a real impact from day one. This intensive 18-month programme aims to develop the next generation of leaders in BAT Operations Team, providing participants with a deep understanding of various operational areas, including:

• Make (Manufacturing): Hands-on experience in the manufacturing process.
• Plan (Balancing Supply with Demand): Mastering the art of supply chain management.
• Logistics: Navigating supply chain flow and strategy.
• Procurement: Focusing on innovation, smart spending, and quality partnerships.
• Service: Understanding consumer needs and supporting global business services transformation.
• Product Innovation: Collaborating with Marketing & Sales for innovative solutions.

ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE, SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE

• Graduated with Bachelor’s in Engineering, Economics, Procurement, Supply Chain, Business Management, or related
• No more than 3 years post graduate experience
• Leadership demonstrated through extra-curricular activities
• Analytical and decision-making skills, as well as ability to balance multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment
• Strong intercultural competencies from international experiences
• Self-motivation, willingness to take initiative and a drive to succeed
• National and/or international mobility