In common parlance they will call themselves software or network engineers, but their official title will be something else, a title my company uses is “senior software engineering 1/2/3” the -ing considered enough to change it. It’s usually not a big deal unless you falsely represent yourself like this guy is doing or you’re going through a legal process (I got a US work visa and the lawyers stressed that I should not refer to myself as an engineer during any immigration process unless I really was one for instance).
My work generally does the same thing, but for the record if PEO starts to pay attention to software engineers then adding the ----ing will absolutely not be distinct enough.
They made EITs switch to calling themselves EITs rather than Engineer In Training.
In common parlance they will call themselves software or network engineers, but their official title will be something else, a title my company uses is “senior software engineering 1/2/3” the -ing considered enough to change it. It’s usually not a big deal unless you falsely represent yourself like this guy is doing or you’re going through a legal process (I got a US work visa and the lawyers stressed that I should not refer to myself as an engineer during any immigration process unless I really was one for instance).
My work generally does the same thing, but for the record if PEO starts to pay attention to software engineers then adding the ----ing will absolutely not be distinct enough.
They made EITs switch to calling themselves EITs rather than Engineer In Training.