The Faculty of Chemical Engineering

Systems Engineer, specializing in electrochemical and thermal simulations at StoreDot.
Using these simulations, we characterize and predict the electrochemical and thermal performance of batteries with StoreDot's unique technology.

Therefore, I enjoy work that involves planning and analyzing methods and experiments, along with the use of complex mathematical models (on which simulations are based) throughout R&D - from chemistry to the product level.

I chose chemical engineering because I was very fascinated by transforming the science of chemistry into useful technology, while acquiring extensive engineering knowledge.
As I deepened my experience in industry and my studies in academia, I realized how multidisciplinary chemical engineering is, allowing me to engage in almost any field: energy (fuel cells, hydrogen and batteries), materials processes and even pharmaceutical production.
Thanks to it, I was exposed to and touched by many fields of engineering and science: from chemistry and physics to mechanics, from heat transfer and electrochemistry to process design and control, to mathematics and programming.
I think I chose chemical engineering because I felt the diversity and endless interest it allows a professional in the field to experience.

Position: Research and Development Engineer in the Aircraft Division, Elbit.
I chose to study chemical engineering because it is a profession with an affinity for the world of science and at the same time provides practical tools for engineering positions.

Bazan Group
Position: Manager of Crude Refining Facility 1
All options were open to me when I was thinking about what to study, but I always knew that I wanted to work on the practical side of chemistry.

I was looking for a profession that would open up a world of industrial careers to me and incorporate chemistry, and that's how I ended up at the Technion's Faculty of Chemical Engineering.

Company: Nvidia
Position: Project Management in the Printed Circuits Sector I chose to study chemical engineering because of the variety of career options and the combination of chemistry.

I believe that chemical engineering gives us a significant advantage in our knowledge at work
Today I can say that my understanding of the worlds of production and processes allows me to perform my role to the best of my ability.

Company: EHS Consulting Position: Hazardous Materials Consultant at an environmental consulting firm. In this role, I support factories and hospitals on environmental regulation matters, poison permits, waste management, risk assessments, and compliance with the requirements of environmental regulation and the Home Front Command. My degree in chemical engineering provided me with a scientific and engineering foundation for professional communication with regulatory authorities, the development of analytical thinking and complex problem-solving skills, and the ability to analyze data and draw conclusions. In my view, the advantage of chemical engineering is that it enables you to advance into almost any field, thanks to the broad and relevant knowledge the degree provides.