u/chaotic-fIow

Hi all, I’m wondering which fields or roles in the chemical engineering industry are considered the most technical.

I’m still early in my career, but I want to make sure I don’t end up in a role where I feel under-stimulated later on. I’d say I have a strong technical foundation and tend to pick up complex concepts quickly.

During my studies (BEng + MSc), I particularly enjoyed fluid mechanics and thermodynamics, and I went on to do research in CFD and machine learning.

Would really appreciate any insights or suggestions on career paths that stay highly technical over the long term.