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Technology/Engineer Club
- Thread starter ggvicviper
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Maybe to some, but not to be in this.
This, on the other hand, can. Kudos to you becoming an EE no matter what age!
two fingers - #0x0008
My degree is Computer Engineering (BSCE).
My first job was doing VLSI design at Intel on the Pentium 4.
My second job was head Electrical Engineer for a small company designing/building electronics for ultra-precision metrology equipment (mostly surface finish).
My current job is best described as "Electrical Engineer to the Aerospace Engineering Professors" at a large research university. Basically I design and maintain circuits, PCBs, data collection systems, and all sorts of other electronics for research and instructional support.
My first job was doing VLSI design at Intel on the Pentium 4.
My second job was head Electrical Engineer for a small company designing/building electronics for ultra-precision metrology equipment (mostly surface finish).
My current job is best described as "Electrical Engineer to the Aerospace Engineering Professors" at a large research university. Basically I design and maintain circuits, PCBs, data collection systems, and all sorts of other electronics for research and instructional support.
Starting in rhe early 80's - Systems Integrator then dedicated programmer, then DBA, then user experience (web/ios) consultant & designer, now the geekiest of them all, UAV Telemetry DBA and Analyst for a div of Boeing.
Design and Production Process Engineering Technician for a major fiberoptics manufacturer.
CAD & CNC programming.
CAD & CNC programming.
I'm a PC board designer/lab whipping boy for a major semiconductor company. I design evaluation boards for our high end FPGAs supporting the OTN/Ethernet IP group.
I'm an electrical engineer working in the power industry. I love playing bass because it's so far from what I do during the day.
I'm with the_bottom_end: an electrical engineer working in the power industry. I'm in the Protection and Control field, with 30 years under my belt.
Civil/geotechnical engineer here. Also professional geologist/engineering geologist. I'm licensed in all four.
Biomedical Engineering professor with research specialties in biomechanics and surgical implants here.
jmlee - #0x0012
I'm actually really thrilled at all the ranges of engineering, science and computer backgrounds we've had so far.
Since we're bassists, we must be the smartest people who do what we do
I'll resume with numbers in the morning. Getting sleepy.
I'm actually really thrilled at all the ranges of engineering, science and computer backgrounds we've had so far.
Since we're bassists, we must be the smartest people who do what we do
I'll resume with numbers in the morning. Getting sleepy.
Web UI Developer... Not really an "engineer" I guess. The programming languages of my trade are not complied.
Bull**** you aren't really an "engineer". You do what I currently do - Front End Engineering on the web, which means you write code to make web apps. You are most certainly an engineer.
zachoff - #0x0013
My good friend in Taiwan did SCADA power systems for a long time for the Taipei MRT. Do you also work with SCADA?
