| Caroline chose Chemical and Process Engineering at CIT because
"it combined the parts of physics and chemistry that I found most interesting".
She comments that the course at CIT was "very, very broad” and
“You could still go into a lot of different areas - financing, IT,
engineering economics, safety.”
Since graduating in 2001 Caroline has worked as a Chemical and Process Engineer at Schering Plough (Brinny). Schering Plough. "I've a brilliant opportunities to travel," she says, citing opportunities to visit the company's plants in New Jersey, Singapore and Puerto Rico. The best part of the job, she adds, is that "it's very challenging the whole time. You're always thinking about improving and optimising. We're trying to save money at the end of the day. You are constantly thinking from a safety point of view and an environmental point of view”. |
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