Electronic Engineer

 The electronic engineers engaged in the design and development of electronic products using, for example, telecommunications systems, computers, lasers, and satellite broadcast systems, radar and television.

Electronic engineers are involved in the generation, distribution, and use of electricity.

Electronic engineers work in a research team, on the design or development of electronic products. To produce the image of the electronic product they are working on, they use computer aided design (CAD) technologies.

They then build a model of the new product, or a version of an existing product. They test the operation of the model and can modify the design, if necessary.

When the model is ready, the electronic engineers are responsible for producing the samples of the new model in a laboratory, and for supervising the start of large-scale production.

They are also responsible for dealing with any issues that arise during production.

The development of an electronic product generally involves the electronic engineer working closely with other people, such as design engineers, and marketing and sales departments. They also work with clients to discuss their needs and to explain product development.

Some electronic engineers act as consultants, advising clients on the design, procurement and installation of equipment and systems. They sometimes teach customers how to use a finished product, for example defense equipment used by the military.

Electronic engineers are also engaged in the research, design, and management of equipment used to control and monitor processes, systems, and machinery in many different areas.

For example, electronic engineers working in manufacturing industries use pressure and temperature control systems as well as waste management systems. They must control all the large oil processing plants and the sophisticated control systems used in the power generation industries.

Electrical engineers work for the generation and supply of electricity for industrial, commercial or public sectors, or for domestic use drive testing engineer.

They design and produce equipment such as electric generators and turbines. They make sure all equipment is safe and works efficiently. They diagnose errors and lead repair teams.

In electricity distribution companies, electrical engineers work on transformers and transmission systems. They maintain the correct voltage in the system, to avoid overload.

Some electronic engineers design electrical industrial machinery and supervise the installation of heating, ventilation, and lighting systems.

Electronic engineers can lead teams that include other engineers, technicians, and craftsmen.