What exactly do they do?

Basically, there are two different majors: chemical engineering major and chemistry major.
I am pretty sure right after you graduate from college with a bachelors in chemical engineering, you can find a job as a chemical engineer. But what about a bachelor of science in chemistry (note: not chemical engineering)? Can you find a job as a chemical engineer right after college with just a degree in chemistry?

Hopefully people who have experience can answer this question but any advice or information is welcome! Thank you!

I’m thinking about a career in engineering and was wondering some of the specifics in these careers. Pay, hours, what you do, how enjoyable it is etc. Thanks for the help!

Who can say me the duties of Electrical engineer in ( ISPs )Internet Service Providers ???
which kind of equipments that they have in regard to electrical aspect?

Hi all, I will be starting my Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering in 3 months. I have a background in Industrial Engineering. Will I be okay switching from Industrial Engineering to Mechanical Engineering guys ?

Right now I am studying for Electrical engineering major and want to find a job in Oil or Gas industry in future.

Do you think its possible for Electrical engineering major? What kind of companies are in this industry? I am living in USA, but also would love to work overseas (by American company).
What are some Oil or Gas companies in USA?
I know about BakerHughes, but what are some others?

I am a sophomore Chemical Engineering student looking for an opportunity to job shadow a professional chemical engineer. I am particularly interested in working with consumer products, such as Dove or Bath and Body Works hygiene products. Does anyone know of a company who is willing to let me visit them for a day?

I am an undergrad student studying on becoming a chemical engineer. What magazine(s) do you recommend i read?