What are different types of skills for engineers and what do they mean?

ex:ABAQUS, algorithm design, analog circuit analysis, ceramics, characterization and optimization, circuit design, circuit modeling, CMOS devices, continuum mechanics, c programing, device stimulation tools, elecrto mechanical, epoxies, fatigue, FTIR, fracture and adhesion properties of materials, hardware debug and validation, high speed printed circuit board design, integrated crcuit layout, interface analysis, interface chemistry, labor standards, machine design and fabrication techniques, material testing and characterization, mathematical modeling, metals, metrics development/analysis, netlist extraction, network analyzer, network operating systems, OSI layer 1-7 protocols, packaging assembly operations, perl/TCL scripting, plasma processing, polymers, polymer characterization, polymer physics, polymer processing, process test and optimization, schematic design, SCSP, simulation and layout, solid mechanics, statistical expirementation and analysis, stastistics and data analysis,

What are different types of skills for engineers and what do they mean?
YoWza - that's a lot of words.





There are many kinds of Engineers. Not all drive trains.





You must've been reading a senior electrical design engineer job requirement (with a telecommunications company.)





Put each of these in the "Skills" section of your resume, and apply. The best way to find out what they really want is to get the interview. If you get the job, you'll find out what these means throught OJT.





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Reply:Your asking a pretty broad question add some details and narrow it down. For example what type of degree are you pursuing, what are you wanting to do.....
Reply:my dear Sandi,


I think you have some cloud in your mind,


education is what you get when you go to any school of engineering,


the variety of programs are from civil Eng.(structure,materials,...)mechanical eng. nuclear Eng.


chemical Eng.industrial Eng........and many more...


(you can see any major university catalog)


BUT,skills are beyond the concept of education....


you might get your degree in some thing..and get your skill


some where else.

brenda song