Achieve your ambitions
HSBC is one of the world’s leading international banks. Whether you are looking for a first job or taking the next step in your career, we offer many ways for you to realise your ambitions. Come and work with us and you'll have opportunities to make connections all over the world and help build the bank for the future.
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Our business areas and teams
We serve our customers through our global businesses, which are supported by our operational and functional teams. You will have many ways to develop your career.
Students and graduates
We offer a range of opportunities for students and graduates, from work experience and apprenticeships to global internships, graduate programmes, and entry-level positions.
Careers in the USA
Find out how you can help us meet the needs of our diverse customers across the USA.
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Where we hire
Discover all the locations around the world where we recruit people – and the teams and specialist areas where we are hiring as a priority.
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Application hints and tips
Applying for a job at HSBC can involve several stages. Knowing what to expect and how to prepare can help you through the process.
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Life at HSBC
We aim to create a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone can achieve their potential, regardless of their background.
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Follow us
Find out the latest news about careers at HSBC.
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Careers events
Our events provide an insight into the range of career opportunities at HSBC.
Insight
Why Southeast Asia offers reason for optimism
The region is primed for growth, despite the gloomy global picture, writes Surendra Rosha.
The vital role of voluntary carbon markets
They have an essential part to play in the net zero transition, writes HSBC’s Chris Webb.
Asian emerging markets are not looking so bad after all
Find out why investors remain upbeat about their long-term growth prospects.