which jobs for chemical engineering

Hello There ,

In chemical engineering , first of all , chemical engineering is equivalent to process engineering , you get to study , the different steps involved in different process and application in large scale . Some of the subjects which you get to learn include , mass balance , instrumentation , chemical process calculations , advanced statistics , data analytics (to some extent) , introductory , spark , hadoop etc for process management etc .

So it depends whether you like these topics and have interest to learn them , and there are many other fields also within the branch in which you can also continue your research if , you wish to go for MS/PhD

With Chemical engineering you can go for psu jobs , work as a process engineer , material science engineer , you can work in petrochemical sector , process management , data science jobs , core petroleum sector jobs etc

Hope it helps and All the best

Hey friend!
It is a fact that an engineering career is one of the evergreen jobs. Engineers are still in demand everywhere in the world. And, why not, technology is a cornerstone, for creativity, for virtually everything we see around us today, whether it's vehicles, pharmaceuticals, fuels, electronics or some other thing.
After learning the requisite qualifications, the following are some of the work profiles that chemical engineers can take up. Here are Top 5
Analytical Chemist: A scientist who analyses and measures the chemical structures and actions of different compounds is an analytical chemist.
Manufacturing Engineer: By planning and implementing testing projects, the primary responsibility of manufacturing engineers is to test manufacturing processes. They also apply their knowledge of different activities that are involved in the production process.
Materials Engineer: These engineers are specialists in metals , ceramics or plastics. They also develop composite materials and study the materials' atomic structure.
Mining Engineer: For the extraction of underground resources such as minerals, oil , gas and metals, mining engineers play a vital role.
Lecturer: After achieving the necessary qualifications, chemical engineers can also become lecturers at universities and colleges.
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Hey!

Chemical Engineers are required for diverse jobs like Analytical Chemist, Energy Manager, Environmental Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Materials Engineer, Mining Engineer, Production Manager and Lecturer. Various sectors like Oil refineries, Gas and oil extraction, Power generation industries, Pharmaceuticals, Fine and heavy chemical industries, Agrochemical industries and Fibres and Polymer Industries, Beverage Industries, Universities, Colleges and Schools need Chemical Engineering students. The salary will differ from Rs. 2,00,000 per year to Rs. 10,00,000 per year.

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Hello,

Here are some of the job Roles that a Chemical engineer can get:

1. Lab technician

2. Medical data entry

3. Laboratory assistant

4. Chemical and metallurgical assistant

5. Junior researcher

6. Chemical engineer

7. Safety engineer

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Hope this helps, all the best.

Dear Student,

Below are the jobs after completing chemical Engineering

• Manufacturing engineer
• Quality manager
• Analytical chemist
• Process Engineer
• Consulting firms
• Technical Services Engineer
• Project Engineer

Apart from above mentioned jobs you can also work in ISRO and DRDO as they offer jobs to chemical engineers depending upon the vacancies released every year.You can go for GATE,MBA,Civil Services,  or banking also after completing your degree.

Hello Aspirant,

After completion of chemical engineering one can get a job in or with positions as below:

• Production Engineer
• Process Design Engineer
• Process simulation engineer
• Piping design engineer
• Project Engineer
• ISRO/LPSC
• Indian Forest Services

Hope this helps

Good Luck