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Engineers at P&G are essential to our business. As a Company we sell tangible products, so we’re obviously a technology, innovation and manufacturing Company. Engineers are involved with creating and making a product(s). Actually you’ll be designing and making the multi-million dollar machines, plants and overall work processes that make the product. Additionally, Engineers can focus on established businesses while others focus on upstream development.
View the Introduction to Engineering Job Types and TitlesEngineers:In Engineering we offer three different career paths and entry points. You choose which path is the most interesting and best fit with your skills and abilities. Take a look at our functional descriptions in "The Work" and see where you could make your best contribution. Research & Development Engineer (Scientist/Engineer) Product Supply Engineering (Technical Engineer) Product Supply Manufacturing (Process Engineer) Research and DevelopmentEntry and beyond:Within R&D our primary entry point is Scientist/Engineer progressing to a Senior Scientist/Engineer. After achieving technical success, some technologists opt to develop managerial skills and take on a broader range of project responsibilities. Others choose to focus on their technical specialties. Product Supply EngineeringEntry and beyond:As technical mastery increases, you progress from an entry-level Technical Engineer responsible for a specific project, to a Technology Leader, leading a number of projects in a product line. As you progress to Section Head and above, you become responsible for an entire technology area and its people. You may also choose to focus your growth in a technical specialty. Product Supply ManufacturingEntry and beyond:Through specialized training and personal development, you will progress from an entry-level process engineer to leading a team, to leading a department, to ultimately running an entire Manufacturing Site. |
Candidate QualificationsFor all research opportunities not including Engineer degrees, please refer to our Research & Development page.Research and DevelopmentMainstream Degrees/Roles:We typically hire candidates with degrees in Chemical, Mechanical Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering. Specialty Degrees/Roles: Continue checking www.pg.com/careers for open job postings that require a degree in other specialty Engineering disciplines. Product Supply EngineeringMainstream Degrees/Roles:Degrees in Engineering are predominantly Mechanical, Electrical, Material and Chemical. Potential entry-level positions include, but are not limited to: Packaging and Converting Equipment, Process, Machine and Process Control, Process Analytical, Energy and Safety Systems, and Environmental and Power Systems. Specialty Degrees/Roles: Degrees in Engineering disciplines: Specialty engineering positions will be posted on our home page when openings occur. Such roles could include: Project Management, Environmental, Welding and Health & Safety. Product Supply ManufacturingMainstream Degrees/Roles:Within manufacturing, the majority of entry-level positions are filled by college graduates with a Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, or Chemical Engineering degree. Potential entry-level positions include but are not limited to Controls Engineer, Process Engineer and other related positions. Specialty Degrees/Roles: Some job opportunities are available based on the needs of the business. You should continue to check www.pg.com/careers for job postings that require individuals holding a Pulp & Paper or Environmental Engineering degree. |
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