Holy fuck how do so many Chemical Engineering students graduate and spend months without a job? I graduated in chemistry. Not even a true engineering role starting (just relevant work experience and a chem degree), and yet every month or two I get a recruiter on LinkedIn asking me to interview with such and such company over their process development openings. Like holy shit, I didn't realize that chemists-turned-process engineers were so in demand. Are ChemEs even trying.
Pic related, the most Chad chemist ever born. Virgineers are BTFO.
Other things to keep in mind
>Every EE role can be filled by a physicist
>Materials Scientists are able to replace nearly every Industrial Engineer
>MechE is slowly dying
>Aero is never going to be as big as they wish