u/cololz1

I graduated in chemical engineering, but im having trouble finding a job. There are very few entry level positions and it seems like no one wants to train new graduates. I have also applied to jobs outside of engineering but still no luck.

Just interested in how your company divides this segment.

You have a chemical engineering degree, why are you applying for x job? x could be supply chain, business, finance, etc.

Why should we hire you compared to people with more experience?

Alot of chemical engineer jobs are under the title of process engineer/mechanical engineering. So if I applied to a mechanical engineering role, will that violate PE/PENG? because technically im applying to a different engineering function.

I am in chemical engineering with experience in a mechanical related role, can you still apply to mechanical engineer role that aligns with my background? or its a long shot?

Not from cogeneration or wastewater plants, but as assets to produce revenue (RNG), so not used primarily for waste removal.

I understand that its good especially for co generation, but does any WWTP sell any remaining biogas to the market?

more solar panels gives you more power per person, lower electricity prices and less profit?

also you cant control when you want to produce it.

more solar panels gives you more power per person, lower electricity prices and less profit?

Im personally not, cant belive they didnt approve aticaprant or navacaprant, especially how there was proven increase in dopamine in the reward center, in the CAT scan in the ventrial stratium. But since it didnt decrease some of the other depression symptoms, it wasnt approved. Not to mention other treatments like zuranolone which targets extra synaptic gaba receptors.

is that even possible? the fatigue, brain fog just stopped just stopped and never returned?

before: sleeping 10-12 hours a day and still exhausted, no motivation, apathy

after: normal sleeping, no more exhaustion, brain fog cleared.