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Haichuan keeps having issues – as soon as I finish writing and sending something, it disappears, so I have to rewrite it from scratch. 55 Anyway, I’ve studied membrane separation for several years, and it’s always been said that \"membrane separation technology is an emerging separation technique that is developing rapidly; its varieties are increasing, and its areas of application are expanding. Experts consider it one of the high-tech fields with the greatest potential for development from the end of the 20th century to the 21st century.\" In addition to its current widespread use in industries such as chemicals, electronics, textiles, light industry, metallurgy, and petroleum, membrane separation technology will also play an important role in areas such as energy-saving technologies, environmental protection technologies, and clean production. ” But when looking for a job, I found that in research institutes such as the Beijing Institute of Chemical Technology, membrane separation is considered part of the environmental protection field, and the salary offered is almost half that of those in the polyolefin sector ; Let’s focus on environmental protection, but domestic water treatment companies have only been established for a few years; many of them seem to be mere shell companies, so it’s risky to deal with them casually ; Go to a foreign company; Dow, GE, and Hydranautics all manufacture membranes, but their facilities are in Shanghai, so it’s not easy to get there. 55. In the end, it turned out that it’s not easy to find a job in traditional petrochemical industries. By the way, it’s already difficult to find a job in the chemical industry.
Haiyou, your specialty isn’t \"coal chemical engineering/water treatment\"; membrane separation can be one of your personal strengths. If you’re interested in this field, I suggest you pursue a master’s and doctoral degree to carry out research in this area – it’s indeed a great career path! ! !
55. I have already completed a Ph.D. in membrane separation, but now I work in coal chemical engineering
The original poster needs to reach a high platform suitable for them in order to play their proper role
After studying for so many years, I’m still not quite sure what I should do; right now I’m just drifting along in a research institute :)
I also studied membrane separation for 3 years; now I’m working at a design institute :(
Then why doesn’t the original poster go to the polyolefin field? Membrane separation has nothing to do with polyolefins, so there’s no point in comparing oneself to them. At present, the Environmental Protection Institute of Beijing Institute of Chemical Technology is becoming increasingly strong, actively recruiting talent; in the field of membranes, it definitely provides an opportunity for one to showcase their skills. It would be a shame not to take advantage of that
Could you give a brief overview of the main tasks of the Environmental Protection Institute at the Beijing Research Institute of Chemical Technology? What is it mainly used for? Where can I find it? Thank you
What major is best for finding a job? Everyone starts out with a low salary after graduation. If you want to work in film manufacturing research, you need to pursue further studies or go abroad to work for foreign companies; those companies are looking for sales staff, and you lack experience. If you go to domestic companies that deal with film applications, you’ll have to start from basic experimental work. As for research institutes, I guess your work won’t be related to film technology
I think this major is quite good. If you work in a company, even though it’s newly established, there are many opportunities. Starting from the grassroots level can lead to great prospects in the future.
I used to apply for a position at the Environmental Protection Institute of Beijing Institute of Chemical Technology, and I got an offer. However, there are big differences in benefits among the various institutes at that institute. The income from working in environmental protection is much less than that from working with polyolefins; it’s around 5,000 per month, haha
Hehe, I study membrane separation too; I’m here to register
What one does depends on their personality, interests, and hobbies.
The quality of a job shouldn’t be judged by the amount of money earned in the short term. Energy conservation and emission reduction are an inevitable trend, and there is great potential in the field of membrane separation. The key is to find a good platform
Lan Weiguang made it onto Forbes through his membrane work. Environmental regulations are now stricter, especially the standards for water discharge have been raised. Using membranes for treatment is a major trend, as membranes have advantages over other traditional processes.
Friends in Sichuan who study membrane separation, stop complaining about the poor state of the industry and the difficulty in finding jobs. Remember, it’s not necessary for everyone to rely solely on what they learned during their university or postgraduate studies to make a living for the rest of their lives! ! There are many things to learn when entering society; it’s better to calm down and keep learning! Hard work pays off!
The so-called sunrise industries, such as environmental protection, mean unemployment upon graduation!
During my graduate studies, I worked on the post-treatment of fermentation broth using ultrafiltration and nanofiltration membranes; the results weren’t very good. However, I met quite a few people who sell such membranes
:'(I work in membrane separation as well, in the field of gas membrane separation.) It’s impossible to find a job these days. Later, I found a job in Shanghai and started working there to gain some work experience. . . Hehe:lol
It’s easy to find work in membrane separation; most positions just require practical experience in the field. Once I become the boss, I’ll hire all of you: lol
Our company is in urgent need of talent in membrane separation; those interested are requested to contact me at *ngyun19751@163.com