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Looking at Finance I'd say Treasury Management (being a Trader or Stock Broker) would be one of the most lucrative options since you'll be using your technical background to run calculations and look for opportunities to make quick gains in the market. Similarly, Risk Management would again be a good option, but probably at a more senior level. Again, Management Consulting would also open up based on your aptitude and if you would have the base for some critical thinking and problem solving. They ideally help firms in aspects like cost reduction, profit maximization, etc. And have to think about a lot of things from a holistic point of view. Coming to Non-finance roles, there are Marketing, Sales, Branding, Content Writing, Search Engine Optimization (idle for Engineering grads) and other profiles which can be explored by people from any field within any focused degree or courses. Regards.

1. Canada:
Those looking for petroleum engineering jobs abroad or chemical engineering jobs abroad will benefit from Canadas resource-rich economy. You will have to become licensed by a professional engineering association in Canada in order to practice, but this will be well worth it as you enter into one of the world's most dynamic workforces.
2. New Zealand:It has one of the most stable economies in the world, and is a great destination for civil engineers who want to contribute to building a safe structural environment for all to benefit from
3. Switzerland:
This infamously neutral country is one of the wealthiest in the world, and no small part of this stems directly from its success in innovative engineering. Scientific research and manufacturing are both vital components of the Swiss economy, so mechanical and chemical engineers would do well to look for work abroad in this peaceful European nation and many more.