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ACS 2003 Salary & Employment Survey
Salary and employment survey from the ACS for chemists and chemical engineers, published in Chemical & Engineering News - August 4, 2003.

AIChE Career Services
Career and job search resources from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, includes also job listings, tips, and information about trends.

America's Job Bank
Search in the database of the US Public Employment Service.

The Assistant Professor's Guide to the Galaxy
From George A. Bekey, how to survive and succeed in academia.

Career Choices for Chemical Engineers
From the AIChE, a general description of chemical engineering, the various industries in which chemical engineers work, and the various career options. Includes movie clips and example scenarios describing the scope of a "typical" project.

Careers in Science and Engineering
From the National Academy of Sciences, a student planning guide to Grad School and beyond.

The Changing Face of Engineering Employment
A white paper from the NSPE Industry Advisory Group about major changes in the industrial employment environment for engineers and how engineers, their societies and educational institutions, should prepare for the future.

Characteristics of Doctoral Scientists and Engineers...
...in the United States 1995. NSF report about demographics, employment, and salaries. Available in Hypertext and Adobe pdf format.

Chemical Engineering Job Bank...
...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.

County Business Patterns
Where to look for a job? Separate reports for each State, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and a U.S. summary from the US Census Bureau (Adobe Acrobat PDF format only).

Degrees and Occupations in Engineering
How much do they diverge? Issue brief from the NSF, presents an overview of the relationship between educational patterns and occupational outcomes in engineering.

Employment Outlook for 2004
From Chemical & Engineering News, 2004 job market for chemists and chemical engineers.

Engineerjobs - Chemical Engineer
Searchable and browseable job listings for chemical engineers in the United States; part of Engineerjobs.com.

Engineer-Cad.Com
A Florida Job Site for Engineering, Architecture and Construction Management Careers.

Faculty and Research Positions - Engineering
Weekly updated list of openings for faculty and research positions in engineering from The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Gallery of Women Engineers
From the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), features outstanding women in the engineering profession. Complete gallery with profiles of women engineers is searchable by name, field, or keyword.

Industry-Occupation Employment Matrix
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 2000 and 2010 (projection).

Job Search for Chemical Engineers
A huge collection of links to companies that employ chemical engineers, job listings, and resume database.

MIT Graduate Salary Offers
Annual salaries offered to recent MIT graduates by U.S. employers.

Occupational Outlook Handbook: Chemical Engineers
Section about chemical engineers from Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Outlook Handbook. Describes nature of the work, employment, and job outlook.

Salaries of Doctoral Candidates in Science & Engineering
From the U.S. Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology: average salaries by discipline and employment sector in the United States.

Salary Figures by Industry
2001 median and mean base salaries of full-time employees in the U.S. who are members of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, grouped by industry.

Science and Engineering Indicators 2000
Current issue of this biennial report from the National Science Foundation. Details tendencies in education, the science and engineering work force, research, and public attitudes toward science and technology. Available in HTML and PDF format.

Science and Technology Pocket Data Book
Reference source covering national R&D funding patterns, academic R&D, R&D in U.S. industry, education of scientists and engineers, among others. Provided by the National Science Foundation. Available in HTML, PDF and CD-ROM format.

Science Jobs
A comprehensive searchable database of current vacancies for scientists.

Scientists' Earnings
Brief from the Spring 1998 issue of Compensation and Working Conditions, a publication from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, with data and average pay comparison of scientists and engineers, Acrobat pdf file.

SESTAT
An integrated system of information about the employment, education, and demographics of US scientists and engineers. Provided by the NSF Division of Science Resources Studies.

Starting Salaries
ACS survey finds higher full-time employment and salaries for 1999–2000 chemistry and chemical engineering graduates, published in Chemical & Engineering News - September 3, 2001.

By: Dr. Bernhard Spang, Associate Content Writer (read the author's Profile)
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