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Graduates looking for jobs, bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering – does anyone here have any advice?

2012-10-21View Original

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It’s an ordinary undergraduate program; I know that design firms these days require graduates from top universities, or even postgraduates, but I really want to work in design. I truly feel like I’ve learned so much, and it would be a waste if I went to a chemical plant. . . I participated in a chemical engineering design competition; it wasn’t organized by Mitsui, but the topics were the same. I took part in the provincial evaluation, but didn’t make it to the ** stage. The basic operations of Aspen Plus work fine (I learned it entirely on my own; the teachers at school didn’t know how to use it either; I found information and learned from forums). As for AutoCAD and software used for secondary development, our major can be considered among the best in this regard. I have done some simple 3D design and piping work; I haven’t used PDMS, but I have used a fake version of PDMax. I am also familiar with other ones such as ChemCAD, ChemOffice, SW-6, and KG-Towe. Strong ability to accept new software and learn quickly. I scored 474 on the CET-4 (passed it in my first year of university); I failed the CET-6, with my highest score on that exam being 419. Computer Level 2 (VB). In any case, as long as one doesn’t come from a non-prestigious undergraduate institution, all other requirements should be met by graduates working in design firms. My strengths in computer skills should be enough to compensate for my background; I can write programs using VB, and I’ve developed a textbook management system using an Access database. I’m also capable of handling computer maintenance and system installation. I won first prize in the university’s mathematics modeling competition. Although my grades aren’t as good as those of those who prepare for postgraduate exams, I feel that I’m strong in other aspects. I was wondering if any members here could recommend a job for me, or provide me with the contact details of someone in human resources. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a small or large design firm; I’m just a poor graduate from an ordinary university, so I’m not expecting too much! The location is preferably Jiangsu, Zhejiang, or Shanghai. Thank you all! My contact number: 18944630260! Or email: zhanggaolei@qq.com. If it needs to be created, please send me an email. Thank you all again!
Reply #22012-10-22
Bro, which school are you from? Find companies in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai regions and post them to share
Reply #32012-10-23
Bro, how’s it going now? I’m worried about this issue too! My situation is similar to yours, except that I don’t know how to use those software engineering tools. Impressive! Seeking communication!
Reply #42012-11-13
How about Qingyuan in Guangdong? www.vitalchem.com---Pioneer Company
Reply #52012-11-14
That’s too strong. I’m sure you’ll find a job that you like.
Reply #62013-03-31
Bro, I feel the same way; I’m about to start working too, and I’m torn, haha

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