Find a Chemistry Job

Chemistry isn't just for chemists! Here's a nice long list of chemistry-related careers, along with a discussion on how your degree impacts your employment options.

Are you interested in what types of jobs you could get with a degree in chemical engineering? Here are some employment options you could get with a bachelors or masters college degree in chemical engineering.

Are you looking for a way to work at home in the sciences? Here is a list of employment options, with notes on what to expect when you make the transition to home and ideas for staying up-to-date in your field.

Search through the database, post resumes online, and set up an automated job search.

General employment service.

...at Engineering Central. Several dozens of job ads, usually for more experienced engineers. For entry-level jobs see their Job Bank for Entry-Level Engineers.

The website offers a searchable database, newsletter, information for employers and jobseekers, and related links. This job site for chemistry and engineering professionals also offers sites in the fields of industrial chemistry, polymers, and spectroscopy.

Emphasis on environmental companies, laboratories, non-profits, law, and government positions.

From Chemical & Engineering News, 1999 job market for chemists and chemical engineers.

Search for currently open US federal government jobs.

Search the job database, explore the resource center, peruse the newsletter, or learn about career fairs.

A searchable and browsable database from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics that allows users to track the employment distribution of an occupation among industries. Data are available for both 1996 and 2006 (projection).

Job seekers post resumes, and employers post job listings.

General employment service.

Science and engineering jobs posted.

Job opportunities posted in this weekly science magazine.

This is the online career center for Nature Magazine. There are articles on employment trends and also searchable job listings.

Chemistry jobs available in polymers, metallurgy, and materials.

A comprehensive searchable database of current vacancies for chemists and chemical engineers.

Job opportunities posted in this weekly science magazine.

The free service is for positions posted the prior week. Most positions are academic, but research and administrative positions are also listed.

From the US Office of Personnel Management, current job openings - including engineering - in the US federal sector. There's a similar page for entry level positions.