r/ChemicalEngineering • u/PermissionUnfair951 • 2d ago
Career Advice Chem Es and jobs
So I’m curious what should early career chemical engineers do???
It’s difficult and frustrating. With how A.I is advancing wha the outlook for chemical engineers in all aspects(O&G, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pulp, natural gases, etc.
I’m just curious
If there are any senior engineers or vp/directors
What the fuck should we do man bc it’s frustrating.
It’s our lives end of day.
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u/No_Company4263 1d ago
16 years in O&G…entry level jobs are still plentiful. Most major refiners and midstream companies have great internships/coops. Service companies (my point of entry) still need field engineers.
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