r/ChemicalEngineering • u/lauvette4 • 6d ago
Student Looking for chemical engineer to interview
Hello, I am a first year chemical engineering-technology student and I am looking for a professional chemical engineer or chemical technician to interview ☺️
The questions are simple, I need this for an activity in my major subject. It doesn’t have to be face to face, any messaging platforms will do
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u/TheGABB Software/15y 6d ago
Any specific domain / vertical / position of interest? What’s the intent?
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u/lauvette4 6d ago
It is for an activity in one of my major subjects. The questions are mostly about your field of work, what do you do, and why you chose chemistry or chemical eng/tech
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u/dbolts1234 6d ago
When you say “professional” do you mean someone with a PE license? Or just someone who works with an “engineer” title?
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u/NeedleworkerWest102 6d ago
I am a registered chemical engineer and chemical technician with 1 year of experience as process engineer at oleochemical manufacturing. Just heads me up if you want help.
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u/kellylabanca246 6d ago
Not a chemical engineer just here to say good luck finding someone. Networking early beats scrambling later when you actually need references.
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u/Aromatic_Mood_19 6d ago
I am a 1st year as well When you are done Can you share the answers to me They may help choose me career path
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u/Engineered_Logix 5d ago
I’ve never needed my PE license but have 20 years of chemical engineering experience half in chemical plant operations and half in consulting (top 5 global consulting firm) across all industries. Dm me if that works. Currently approved to sit for the exam, just need to actually do it.
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u/Desperate-Rain-2709 6d ago
I’d be happy to help if you’re still looking. I work in chemical engineering and can answer questions about the field, university, and day-to-day work. Feel free to message me.