This list isn't remotely complete. You can work chemistry in any industrial, educational, scientific, or governmental field. Chemistry is a very versatile science. Mastery of chemistry is associated with excellent analytical and mathematical skills. Students of chemistry are able to solve problems and think things through. These skills are useful for any job! So use this list as a jumping-off point for your project. You are not in any way limited to only this list of careers.
• Chemist
• Ethnobotany
• Environmental Law
• Patent Law
• Technical Writing
• Pharmaceuticals/Pharmacist
• Oceanography
• Software Design
• Space Exploration
• Government Policymakers
• Forensic Science
• Biotechnology
• Metallurgy
• Food Industry
• Ceramics Industry
• Plastics Industry
• Paper Industry
• Medicine
• Petroleum Industry
• Textiles Industry
• Teaching
• Engineering
• Geochemistry
• Agrochemistry
• Military Systems
• Biomedical/Biotechnology research
• Genetic Engineering
• Pharmacology
• Exploration of Alternative energy
• Forensic Science
• Environmental Remediation
• Toxicology
• Mining/Geochemistry
• Petrochemical industry
• Public health/nutrition
• Science Journalism
• Agriculture
• Computer Science
• Science Education
• Food Technology
• Government Service
• Chemical management and sales
• Environmental Law
• Textile Design
• Archeologist
• Spectroscopist
• Firefighter
• Conservator
• Quality Control