do engineering jobs really care about a cover letter?

How is it like to intern/work for Chevron as an engineer?

Im trying to get a sense of what things are like in Chevron that does not depend on manager/department.

1. Pay

2. Career growth

3. Company's take on WLB

4. Learning opportunities (for intern)

And does these values carry over to the company's subsidiaries?

Hi all,

I'm a recent Chem E grad with a penchant for the software/coding side of the industry. Creating computer tools has always been my strong suit (my GitHub is also janKaje if you want to check it out), but I also love the complex engineering and problem solving that Chem E brings - or at least, what I saw in undergrad. I'm pretty good at Python and I'm in the middle of teaching myself Rust and some common software engineering principles like CI/CD. I used those skills to do some advanced electrochemistry research in undergrad, and that taught me that it wouldn't be impossible to combine both of these interests for a potential career.

With that out of the way, is there any way to search for these kinds of jobs in particular? Or is this a little too niche? I've been able to find a few, but they're always scattered in with the LinkedIn recommendations. This one that I found today is maybe the best example of this niche I'm looking for.

If any of you have any suggestions I would be more than grateful :) Thanks so much!

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I understand it varies but how difficult/how long is it to reach 50k per year as a chemical engineer once you graduate

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Which companies would you recommend I target — majors, EPCs, or startups? Any leads or advice are much appreciated!!!☺️

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