Our guy said "top". He meant to say you still can work on semiconductors while being specialized w/ one of the endeavor he explained here. If you have seen the tv series "House, MD" a nephrologist working w/ 1 neurologist, 1 immunologist & 1 cardiologist. All different specialists working in 1 department, the diagnostics unit. Same w/ engineers, law firms & finance companies.🤔
You're absolutely right-while we focused on the top 5s in the video, semiconductor production is indeed a growing field where chemical engineers can also apply their skills. And thank you for the amazing analogy of 'House, MD,' - I fully agree with it!! It's all about finding the right fit and balancing the diverse expertise within the industry for innovation and success! :)
Absolutely! Chemical engineers play a crucial role in the oil and gas industry, particularly in refining and the analysis of impure fossil fuels. Some of the areas for chemical engineers in the oil and gas include: + Refining: Chemical engineers design and optimize processes to convert crude oil into valuable products like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. They work on improving efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance. + Process Design and Optimization: They develop and enhance methods for separating and purifying components of fossil fuels, ensuring maximum yield and quality of the final products. + Environmental Compliance: Chemical engineers help in reducing emissions and managing waste, ensuring that refining processes meet environmental regulations. + Research and Development: They innovate new technologies and methods for more efficient and sustainable fossil fuel extraction and processing. + Analysis: Chemical engineers analyze the composition of crude oil and natural gas to determine the best refining techniques and to identify impurities that need to be removed. The oil and gas industry offers numerous opportunities for chemical engineers, making it a highly relevant and rewarding field. If you have a specific interest in this sector, pursuing specialized courses or a master's program with a focus on petrochemical engineering can be very beneficial. If you have more questions or need further information, feel free to ask!
Found this quite useful. Thanks for the heads-up.
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what about the semiconductor production industries?
Our guy said "top". He meant to say you still can work on semiconductors while being specialized w/ one of the endeavor he explained here.
If you have seen the tv series "House, MD" a nephrologist working w/ 1 neurologist, 1 immunologist & 1 cardiologist. All different specialists working in 1 department, the diagnostics unit. Same w/ engineers, law firms & finance companies.🤔
You're absolutely right-while we focused on the top 5s in the video, semiconductor production is indeed a growing field where chemical engineers can also apply their skills.
And thank you for the amazing analogy of 'House, MD,' - I fully agree with it!! It's all about finding the right fit and balancing the diverse expertise within the industry for innovation and success! :)
Any opinion on oil and gas field,like refining and analysis of impure fossil fuels , arent chemical engineers required there as well
Absolutely! Chemical engineers play a crucial role in the oil and gas industry, particularly in refining and the analysis of impure fossil fuels. Some of the areas for chemical engineers in the oil and gas include:
+ Refining: Chemical engineers design and optimize processes to convert crude oil into valuable products like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. They work on improving efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance.
+ Process Design and Optimization: They develop and enhance methods for separating and purifying components of fossil fuels, ensuring maximum yield and quality of the final products.
+ Environmental Compliance: Chemical engineers help in reducing emissions and managing waste, ensuring that refining processes meet environmental regulations.
+ Research and Development: They innovate new technologies and methods for more efficient and sustainable fossil fuel extraction and processing.
+ Analysis: Chemical engineers analyze the composition of crude oil and natural gas to determine the best refining techniques and to identify impurities that need to be removed.
The oil and gas industry offers numerous opportunities for chemical engineers, making it a highly relevant and rewarding field. If you have a specific interest in this sector, pursuing specialized courses or a master's program with a focus on petrochemical engineering can be very beneficial.
If you have more questions or need further information, feel free to ask!
Very useful information 👌
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Really useful information!
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Nice video🎉
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