Very well explained 😃 seems even more interesting than I thought.

Amazing insights! As someone who was working in operations but is now going into a process engineering role, it’s really cool to learn the slight difference and focus areas between ops and engineering! Well done on the amazing content!!

He seems to be describing a support role. I was under impressions with chemical engineering degree, I could start as operation supervisor at an oil/gas refinery and work my way up to Site Manager of the refinery…or are those roles reserved more for business majors?

Why didn't I watched this video when I had to choose my career? 😢

My presidential endorsers brother in law is a process engineer. I have obsessive compulsive disorder which means im illogical. Thats why peter tells me to leave the school and suggests the company fire me. Peter thinks i am too stupid to understand hes making fun of me. Peter thinks he is smarter than i am. Peter teaches God in his reaction engineering class. Peter believes God punishes people who do wrong algebra. Peters obesity is in conflict with the teaching of christianity that gluttony is a sin. This shows that peter is a hypocritical christian. Peter believes the school is persecuting him for the word of God and that God requires him to fail certain students.

Oh man, I think remote work is going to become more and more common and many of the hurdles you mentioned will be greatly diminished. Many of the hurdles are from people perceiving remote work as unable to do _____ and I think people will find you can do much more than a lot of older/old-school-thinking people think at the moment. I'm glad you didn't talk about the bullshit reason I hear all the time, that "remote employees are just less efficient and get less done." Fuck that. I'm about x2 more effective working remotely on the days when I work from home at my current EPC Process Engineer job. I could easily do my job fully remote and travel very occasionally (1 week/year) to client sites, and I know that especially because 1/3 of the team I am on is fully remote already. Yeah......I can't wait for the culture to shift and companies to realize remote work is awesome for them to save money and for the employees.

I hate being a manufacturing engineer. It's not a real engineering job.

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are american employers familiar with UBC ?

Hey can you make a video on chemical engineering vs chemistry?

Never got an intership tried so hard had a hard time building my career

could u pls recommend some books for someone with a chemE background but working in pharma/biotech 😊

Hi, Eggs. I'm a chemical engineering student at Buenos Aires University, and I'd like to know if you accept to be interviewed. It is for a college homework I was assigned that consists in a short survey about being a chemical engineer. Tell me if you're interested and I'll talk to you through the mail addressed in your channel! Thanks!

Hi! Im a grade 12 student who applied for chemistry programs but Im now wondering if I should have chosen chem eng. I love chemistry but dislike all other subjects. So my question is: Is there enough chemical engineering for it to be worth it?

Hi eggs! I graduated as a chem e last year and have still struggled to find a job, I don’t really know what to do as I have just been applying on multiple job sites. Is there any tips you recommend to finding entry level jobs now post lockdown

I know the guy. He deserves to pay attention to what he say regarding CHEME. Glad to see him again. Keep it up

You're back!

I have been remote for 15 years -- working as a Product Manager. I agree need to have the baseline experience first (10 years in factory) and I had that before transition to remote due to job change, but needed the experience to get PM job.

what kind of projects are done in data analysis in the chemical industry

When I first started watching your videos, it was about a year ago. I was new to a marketing job helping scientists and engineers use statistics to improve R&D and production. The learning curve to actually knowing what an engineer does in their day-to-day work and what are the realities of their life, career, and wants was steep. You helped me learn what engineers care about and how they see themselves and their roles so that I better understood my customers. I’m so excited you’re back and ready to learn more!

I want to follow the same path as you. I like what you advise. I am in my first year in this specialty

Really good video eggs! I was waiting for you to mention the point at 03:00 because I totally agree; maybe at the starting point of a grad’s career, doing more in person work would be beneficial for them as it will give networking and promotion opportunities 😅 10/10

Great video! Welcome back!!! 😄

Love the video!! Hoping to see way more videos very soon :)

Hi, Chemical Engineer. A question: Do multi-vitamins and cosmetics sold in those dollar stores carry the same grade of quality as the same ones sold in major supermarkets? The packagings and manufacturer addresses printed at the back are exactly the same. And made in USA according to the manufacturing address.

welcome back!

Hello I watch you from MOROCCO I am verry happy to retourne ❤❤❤❤

Looking forward to more videos! I very recently discovered your channel and as a high school student who wants to do ChemEng, I have loads of questions so a livestream would be really great! I'm interested to know more about different fields and also more about what I could read/watch to learn more about the field and what areas I would enjoy.

He’s back! I was an undergrad watching your vids. Now I’m a manufacturing engineer! Crazy brazy.

Can’t wait to see more engineering content!

Welcome back Eggs! Always great to have the chemeng content creators in the community posting 🙌 found out about your channel from Emmanuel for TheChemEngGuy back in November 2021 a little while after I started making cheme content, it really is great to have you back and excited to see what’s next 🎉🎉🎉

Advice for chemical engineers looking to change industries? Getting mid-level jobs in a different industry and not having to start over?

Maybe some fast, not so time consuming editing videos with advice for future engineers.

Advice for engineers in their last year of undergrad in terms of academics and future employment opportunities?? Really love your videos and your advice.

Cool lightning in back ground

Like those pops 🎉

great explanation

Please would need a detailed video on Aspen Hysys( Simulation and modelling) as regards being a freelancer as a chemical engineer.

Such an informative video! I've been planning on going into chemical engineering but was never really sure if I'd actually enjoy what they do because I was never really sure _what_ they did... thanks to this video, I have a much better idea of what chemical engineering looks like and whether or not I'd like it.

Process engineers design the process too, mechanically and controls/instrumentation

Eggs? What kind of name is that? Chemical Engineering is 90% heat and material balances, fluid mechanics, equipment and instrument sizing. You’ll need to be good at thinking and conceptualising systems. Chemistry? You won’t do a lot of that. In fact, apart from basic stoichiometry and some reaction kinetics you hardly do any chemistry.

Applied to one local internship and got an offer today for $20 an hour in my first semester of community college without any prior engineering experience, they were definitely happy to find people that are in their first year as most people don't apply in their first year.

Thanks a bunch !. it was really helpfull. Now i know what to do.

The best chemical engineering channel at all. Keep going bro 👊

Helo

This was greatly appreciated, and help answered my questions.

Buen video saludos desde Argentinaa

I graduated with a master degree in Analytical chemistry at the age of 23. During my internship I discovered the world of polymer chemistry as well as surface chemistry. I moved to France in order to pursue another master degree in polymer chemistry. My first year as a foreign student was very tough, I found myself homeless by the end of the first semester. My situation was chaotic, I managed against all odds to graduate with honors and ended up 6th out of 100 students. I had to work full time while studying, I had to eat white pasta for months in order to save some money and get a roof over my head. When I finally graduated, I did not land a job nor a Ph.D position. I got an admission for another master degree in chemistry and physics, I understood the importance of the choice of the internship and the role of networking. At the end, I graduated with once again nothing in perspective. I kept applying for both Thesis and Jobs for which I had all the required competences. I thought that my resume was the problem; therefore; I sought the help of professionals and I read books about the subject and applied them. After two years, I had only one job interview. The only job opportunities that I had were in teaching middle school students on the outskirts of the city. Most of my old classmates found themselves in the same situation, even those who were able to get a Ph.D. The majority are now working either as teachers or switched to the IT industry. At 30 years old, I have just stopped working as a barman and I am unemployed, I am currently contemplating a career as a data scientist. I waisted 10 years of my life. I don't advice anybody to follow this path.