> Does someone who knows more about professional engineering know if this law in Oregon is uncommon? Most every state in the USA has some sort of Professional

> Does someone who knows more about professional engineering know if this law in Oregon is uncommon? Most every state in the USA has some sort of Professional Engineering law. But I think there are only one or two states in the US where generic Engineer is a protected title (as opposed to e.g. "Civil Engineer"). So in most of the USA, you can call yourself a "Sales Engineer" and not worry about anyone coming after you. But it's definitely a much more wide-spread practice in other parts of the world. And even applies to software. E.g., Microsoft was sued in Canada for referring to holders of one of their technician certifications ("Microsoft Certified (TM)(R)") as engineers.