How to Get a Job in Biochemical Engineering

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A Day in the Life

Biochemical Engineering applies biology and chemistry together in the development of new chemicals and other products. Biochemical Engineers spend most of their time analyzing cells, proteins, viruses, and other biological substances to find what helps them grow or shrink.

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Growth Path

Biochemical Engineer
Senior Biochemical Engineer
Biochemical Engineering Manager
Director of Biochemical Engineering

Skills You'll Need

Proficiency with data analysis, specifically with R, MATLAB, and Python
Advanced understanding of chromatography and proteomic technology
Manipulation of DNA-or RNA-interacting proteins and peptides
Strong organizational and teamwork skills

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Demand for Talent

Demand for biochemical engineers are expected to increase by 6% over the next ten years
The skills that biochemical engineers possess can be applied to almost any STEM field, which means that there are a variety of job opportunities for biochemical engineers

Compensation

$50K-$120K

Biochemical Engineer

$70K-$150K

Senior Biochemical Engineer

$120K-$220K

Biochemical Engineering Manager

$220K+

Director of Biochemical Engineering

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