> In Canada, you get sued if you call yourself an engineer when you're not part of an order of engineers. Ehhhh. If you try to stamp and sign structural engine

> In Canada, you get sued if you call yourself an engineer when you're not part of an order of engineers. Ehhhh. If you try to stamp and sign structural engineering documents as an engineer, and then a bridge collapses, you're open to litigation. I don't think anyone has been (successfully?) sued for declaring themeselves as Software Engineers in Canada. There are no damages. Interestingly, you can call yourself an "SE," and its fine (according the professional engineering associations), but companies in YVR actively recruit "software engineers" (e.g. Electronic Arts)