The American Institute of Chemical Engineers' Career Services page offers quite a lot of career help, from FAQs on how to become a professional engineer to listings of consultants and expert witnesses to searchable databases of resumes to career workshops to salary surveys. In other words, at least once during a job search you probably want to visit here. Some of the features are not readily available to non-members, but the free stuff is well worth it, whether you are an employer, employee, student, or none of the above. An Internet Job Search site focused solely on automation and controls positions.
Users have to register with the site.
They have a sampling of jobs online, and you can send your resume to them. The online version of Career Magazine offers opportunities for job seekers, including lists of job fairs, recruiter and consultant directories, and the option to post your resume. They also offer other information for folks currently employed, entrepreneurs, employers, and those that work at home. This site has resources for both job seekers and employers. Search the jobs database, submit your resume, visit the career resource center, or look at what is available internationally.