<p>Which would you think would land me a reservoir job? Do they prefer to hire ME over ChemE or the other way around?</p>
<p>I am interested in also being able to use my engineering degree to solve problems such as building things for self interest or designing new products.</p>
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<p>Thats definitely ME</p>
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<p>Either, with a minor in geology would be nice.</p>
<p>Dude why is this same question coming up all the time in the oil and gas sector in vast majority of the companies a mechanical engineering degree is the second most preferred degree. petroleum engineering degree is slightly favored especially if we are talking reservoir engineering position. if a company a is trying to hire a reservoir, production, drilling and completion engineer a PETROL and MECHANICAL guys will be heavily favored though A CHEMICAL engineering guys will be considered but they will always be playing second fiddle to petrol and mechanical guys. folks with a chemical engineering degree are generally hired as a process engineer in the downstream sector.</p>
<p>ME for upstream, ChemE for downstream</p>