Chemical Engineer

DigiTwin Technology is looking for engineering graduates for a Chemical Data Science Trainee role in Chennai. The position involves applying engineering fundamentals to data science, statistics, and analytics tasks. Candidates will utilize Python programming and problem-solving abilities to contribute to the team.

What you'll do

• Learn and apply Python programming for data science tasks
• Utilize engineering fundamentals to solve technical problems
• Perform data analysis and statistical evaluations
• Collaborate with team members to deliver technical solutions

What they ask for

• Qualification in Chemical, Mechanical, Automobile, Petrochemical Engineering, or Instrumentation and Control
• Degree background in B.E, B.Tech, M.Tech, or M.E
• Strong proficiency in engineering fundamentals
• Knowledge of programming in Python language
• Analytical skills, statistics, and data analysis skills
• Strong problem-solving abilities and attention to detail
• Excellent teamwork skills

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Technical

1. How would you use Python to analyze a dataset containing engineering measurements?
2. What is the difference between descriptive and inferential statistics in data analysis?
3. Can you explain a core concept from your engineering background and how it relates to data?

Scenario

1. What would you do if a Python script you wrote for data analysis produced unexpected outliers?
2. How would you approach learning a new data science library or tool required for a project?

HR

1. Why do you want to transition from a core engineering background into data science?
2. How do you handle working in a collaborative team environment on technical projects?

About DigiTwin Technology

1. How does DigiTwin Technology combine chemical engineering principles with data science and digital twin technology?

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