Chemical engineers are commonly employed in industries such as pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, food and beverages, materials manufacturing, energy, and environmental services. In the pharmaceutical industry, they design and optimize processes for manufacturing drugs and medical products, ensuring efficiency and regulatory compliance. In petrochemicals, they develop and manage processes for converting raw materials like crude oil and natural gas into valuable chemicals and fuels. The food and beverage industry relies on chemical engineers to improve product quality and safety through better process design and food preservation techniques. In materials manufacturing, they work on developing new materials and improving production methods for existing ones. The energy sector employs chemical engineers to enhance the extraction, refinement, and efficient use of energy resources, including alternative energy technologies. In environmental services, they develop and implement processes for pollution control, waste management, and sustainable practices to protect the environment.

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I found this website which pretty much explains the possible chemical engineering prospects in the industry:

https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/chemical-engineer

There truly are multiple career options, with the main one being in process engineering as process engineer, process supporter, optimisation scientists and/or other job related to the process design and maintenance. Nowadays, there are also ample opportunities within energy & environmental sector, water treatment, production engineering, oil industry in downstream processing and teaching.