Chemical Engineers are involved in evaluating methods and equipment
for the mass production of chemicals and other materials requiring
chemical processing. They also use chemical materials to develop
plastics, metals, detergents, pharmaceuticals, and food products.
Chemical engineers have an extensive background in physics,
mathematics, and other sciences as well as their strong chemistry
background. For additional information about the field of
chemical engineering, please visit the print and web
resources compiled by UCS. You may also want to explore
the Yale University department of chemical
engineering.
Web Resources
Jobspectrum.org
Job search engine allows you to search for both internship
and entry-level positions within the field of chemical engineering.
Also provides career resources such as salaries and trends,
managing your career, and tips on finding a job.
American
Institute for Chemical Engineers
Although portions of this site are reserved for members only,
anyone can access the job listings section as well as great
information about different careers within chemical engineering,
managing your career, licensure, and placement surveys.
Where
do AIChE Members Work?
This section of the AIChE website allows you to search for
companies who hire chemical engineering personnel. You may
search by area (e.g. plastics, forestry, business services)
or by company name.
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