Websites to put an ad to hire a temporary chemical engineer

[Library]

I would like to know if you can tell me the name of websites where I can put an ad to recruit a temporary chemical engineer.

I am looking for an alcohol technologist who can make the drawings of a small distillery for the production of extra neutral alcohol at 96.2% for beverages. The raw material to be used is sugar cane juice or crystal sugar. The capacity of this distillery is 500-1000 litres per day.

I would be grateful to you if someone can give me the details of websites where I can put a ad, if possible for free, to recruit this alcohol technologist.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Just use the usual job sites like monster.com

 

[Library]

We have to pay if we want to use the usual job sites like monster.com and I would like to put an ad for free in a website that many chemical engineers look at

 

[berkeman]

You should be willing to pay for that service, IMO. That's the value that you get from job search websites.

 

[alphy]

There are various websites that you can use to advertise for a temporary chemical engineer, such as LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, and Monster. These websites have a large pool of professionals in the engineering field and allow you to specify the qualifications and experience you are looking for in your ad. Additionally, there are specific job boards for chemical engineering, such as Chemical Engineering Jobs and ChemJobs, where you can post your ad for free or for a fee. It is also worth considering reaching out to universities that have chemical engineering programs and posting your ad on their career websites or contacting their career services department for assistance in finding a suitable candidate.