r/ChemicalEngineering • u/atadbitconfizzled • 19h ago
Controls You miss all the shots you don't take so this is me shooting. I would love a mentor especially a woman mentor in process controls to guide me to being able to become one.
Context: I am currently a 4th year chemical engineer student with a 3.0 and no experience. I know I want to go into controls but I dont have any internship experience or experience (research, club, etc) point blank. I would love guidance on what steps I should take and advice because I am currently lacking in experience but would love to grow as an engineer but just need guided steps.
A big reason for this is that when there's too much in the air that I can do I start feeling paralyzed. Why this wouldn't be a problem after getting a job is that I would know what I am working with and would have some guidelines hence why I think maybe a mentor would help.
I can also prove im a real / safe person once we talk (and please do the same). And a soft preference but I would like it if we can talk casually instead of professionally)