Process Engineering focuses on designing, optimising, and overseeing industrial processes to improve efficiency, safety, and reduce costs. Process Engineers work across industries like manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and oil & gas, aiming to streamline processes while ensuring quality and minimising waste.

A Controls Engineer specialises in designing, developing, and maintaining control systems that automate industrial processes. These systems regulate machinery and equipment, ensuring that operations run efficiently, safely, and accurately. Controls Engineers use their knowledge of electrical, mechanical, and software systems to create solutions that control and monitor machines, processes, and systems in industries like manufacturing, oil & gas, automotive, and energy.

An Automation Engineer designs, builds, and maintains automated systems that control machinery and industrial processes. By using technologies like robotics, sensors, and programmable controllers, they create systems that improve efficiency, reduce errors, and enhance productivity across industries such as manufacturing, energy, automotive, and pharmaceuticals.

Chemical Engineering involves applying principles of chemistry, physics, biology, and mathematics to design, optimise, and scale industrial processes that transform raw materials into valuable products.

Chemical Engineers work in a variety of industries, including pharmaceuticals, energy, food and beverage, materials, and environmental sectors, focusing on improving efficiency, safety, and sustainability.