Yeah in the UK we have chartered engineers but im guessing less than 1% of software engineers are chartered or ever need to be. Usually the only people are the

Yeah in the UK we have chartered engineers but im guessing less than 1% of software engineers are chartered or ever need to be. Usually the only people are the ones signing off on safety critical software or in defence. Even in nuts and bolts engineering its only really required for flight safety/ vehicle safety, and most commonly structural engineering. Usually civil engineers take a masters in structural engineering and there the chartership and rubber stamping on stuff is much more important. You can be a regular electrical or mechanical engineer and never need to be chartered for your entire career if you don't go near safety critical stuff.