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Is it? My tile is “Field service engineer”, but I only have on the job training, and an environmental science degree. I know another guy with my title who has no degree. I know it’s obviously a different job than a ME or EE, but still officially has engineer in the title.
I have engineer in my title, I work in software, and there kind of is a PE available for software but it’s actually just an EE license with maybe half a dozen software questions tacked on. I’ve never heard of anyone in software actually getting it. It’s slightly more common in EE and ME, and I think a lot more common in civil and structural engineering.
I don’t know how aggressively state engineering boards actually enforce their hold on the word “engineer”, but I still try to be careful. The last thing I want is to get sued for misrepresenting qualifications.
Is it? My tile is “Field service engineer”, but I only have on the job training, and an environmental science degree. I know another guy with my title who has no degree. I know it’s obviously a different job than a ME or EE, but still officially has engineer in the title.
I have engineer in my title, I work in software, and there kind of is a PE available for software but it’s actually just an EE license with maybe half a dozen software questions tacked on. I’ve never heard of anyone in software actually getting it. It’s slightly more common in EE and ME, and I think a lot more common in civil and structural engineering.
I don’t know how aggressively state engineering boards actually enforce their hold on the word “engineer”, but I still try to be careful. The last thing I want is to get sued for misrepresenting qualifications.