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Keep in mind that "not really" may be dependent on where you're at. It is divisive in some places. More so Europe than the United States.
by GavinMcG 10y ago
Keep in mind that "not really" may be dependent on where you're at. It is divisive in some places. More so Europe than the United States.
- ghaff 10y agoFair enough. In the US, "engineer" is used pretty widely--including by people who are clearly not engineers. (I could name a number of examples from the oil business.) PEs are mostly about certifications needed to sign off on things in some cases. I got an Engineer-in-Training certificate but never had the need to get a PE.
- strictnein 10y agoStrangely, the first software dev title I got with "Engineer" in the title was from a European company. "Applications Engineer"