Materials Science and Engineering: Careers and Jobs

The American Chemical Society's Individual Development Plan tool, designed specifically for chemists.

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, a personality test that assigns the user to one of 16 personality types, is widely in use, and available from many sources. This site explains the test, as well as providing a link to the test.

This is an Individual Development Plan resource from the ScienceCareers site of AAAS.

A commercial strengths assessment site, with a variety of tools at a variety of prices.

This commercial tool, from the Gallup organization, helps the user to determine their strengths. Note that the tool is NOT free and the costs vary depending on how extensive a report you want.

Job listings for chemical engineers from AIChE (American Institute of Chemical Engineers.)

Job listings from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Full access requires an ASBMB membership.

Job postings from the Biochemical Society/

Job listings from the American Chemical Society news magazine, C&EN (Chemical and Engineering News.)

Commercial site for chemistry job seekers.

Job listings from the Royal Society of Chemistry's news magazine, Chemistry World.

A commercial site for chemistry job seekers.

The Chronicle of Higher Education is a prime source for faculty, research and administrative positions in academia.

Job listings from the Materials Research Society.

Job listings from Nature magazine.

Jobs listing from New Scientist magazine. You may use keyword search, or select broad discipline categories (e.g. chemistry.)

Job listings at ScienceCareers, the jobs site of Science magazine and the AAAS.