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ASPENTECH is seeking a Chemical Engineering Software Tester. Responsibilities: Testing certain products within the Aspen engineering suite, including Aspen Plus, Aspen Properties, HYSYS, EDR, Aspen Plus Dynamics, EE, AEA, FlareNet, OTS, RefSys, PSV, SULSIM, and License. Requirements: A solid foundation in chemical engineering is required; those with experience in product usage are given priority. Good at English. Undergraduate/Graduate. Number of positions to be filled: 5-6. A good job means a high salary, a good working environment, excellent benefits, opportunities for personal growth, and the chance to learn new things. We look forward to having you join us. Those interested please send an email to 55656937@qq.com
Is the workplace in Shanghai?
Five years in the chemical industry – is it possible to work without using any chemical industry software?
This doesn’t give you any advantage either; the chances are low. It would be better to know one or two of these software programs.
I have been working in liquefied natural gas process design for 6 years; I spent 3 years studying using Aspen. I also use HYSYS, Dynamics, and FlareNet in my work. The versions 8.8 and 8.6 never seemed as user-friendly as version 7.2 to me. What are the salary conditions like?
I really want to give it a try, but Aspen can only be used at a basic level
I have a bachelor’s and master’s degree from a 985 university; I’m a recent graduate in chemical engineering. I’m familiar with Aspen Plus, having used it for over three years, and I’ve also identified some bugs in version 8.8. I am proficient in programming using Simulation Workbook and Aspen Plus, as well as in working with properties, HYSYS, dynamics, and adsorption processes. My university participated in Aspen’s campus program, and I was responsible for everything from placing orders and handling payments to installation and debugging, including all the corresponding emails. Yet, after submitting my resume on a certain job board, I didn’t even get a phone call. Sorry for complaining – please don’t take it personally. . Now I can only say goodbye to AspenTech