I have worked for five years and want to change careers; how can a newcomer get started in chemical engineering design?
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Hello, everyone. It’s been five years since I graduated. During my university years, my major was Chemical Engineering and Technology, and during these five years I have worked in the area of utility engineering at the refining division. I want to work in the chemical industry, focusing on chemical process design. I was wondering if anyone could give me some constructive suggestions? How to get started quickly. I am currently in Wen*, reading books on chemical engineering design. The theory is still there; it needs to be organized. The key question is, how can I gain work experience? I don’t have experience in this area. I plan to explore relevant design software. I hope everyone will offer valuable suggestions. I am extremely grateful! ! ! Kneel in gratitude! ! !
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Is the Refining Division part of CNPC or Sinopec? If so, it must be a good place. Why change careers then? Chemical engineering design is tough work