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System Engineer

AYUDA EN DONDE ME METI SAQUENME DE ACA

na fuera de joda, estoy disfrutando estudiar la carrera, aún que hasta ahora estoy pasando un filtro de materias

Oye Clari emp3zaste tu carrera ? Q tal es? Ves mucha programacion?

​@@GatoConUnAk Oye terminaste tu carrera ? Q tal es? Ves mucha programacion?

@@monicafrancoquimbayo1266 La estoy dando en Uruguay, el primer año es mucha matematica (es el filtro) y para que te des una idea aun me falta la mitad de las materias de 1er año por salvar (voy a empezar mi segundo año) pero luego de eso la cosa se pone mas tranquila, di programación 1, bastante fácil de entender pero la di a lapiz y papel, cosa un poco fea

Very true but employers data is not public. Most systems engineering is in defence so you're looking at a prison term for sticking classified info on youtube.

@@engineeringvision9507 I understand. You still do have excellent video editing skills. Video quality is awesome.

@@engineeringvision9507 well... lots and lots of defense stuff isn't restricted, its is often under NDA though.... so loosing your job but probably not prison. Worked on a biohazard detection system in the past, there were lots of proprietary stuff but very very little classified stuff.

​@@engineeringvision9507 I dont think you need to show that But you have to tell in a silly way, not literally Like i would eat whatever he could say that i dont understand anyways, but i would like and idea presented even if it is not entirely show off and detailed But at least and idea and whatever you say to convey it, it would work whithout having to spit in your company

Did you get the job?

As a Systems Engineer, I can only speak for myself and not all other Systems Engineers in different industries. I work for a major defense contractor and my duties include but aren't limited to: performing system upgrades, doing sanity checks, testing new baselines and reporting bugs/defects, writing requirements and exploratory tests, updating test manuals and documentation, and sometimes writing automated acceptance and integration robot tests to verify that the code our software engineers write (for backend) meets customer and stakeholder requirements. A Chief Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab once said: "A good systems engineering team knows the partial of everything with respect to everything." And I think that's quite true. We look at the big picture and understand how different components come together to produce the product/output that the customer requires. If a delta is introduced to the project, a systems engineering team is able to trace it from the beginning requirements stage to the final delivery stage and identify what impacts it could have on the project and to what magnitude. Systems Engineering is basically a mix of the technical/analytical side of engineering (fundamentals that you learn at university) with some project management kinds of tasks.

@@AngelofHogwarts I appreciate the time taken to answer in full details. Loved the quote from the Chief Engineer. I really got the sense of what a system engineer really is, thank you very much!

@@AngelofHogwarts Hey, What curses did you take to become a systems engineer?

@@slumpswagg6757 It's a common misconception that Systems Engineers take specialized systems engineering courses to pursue this field. But that's not the case. You can get any Bachelors of Engineering degree in university and then apply for Systems Eng jobs. A lot of the nuances I earned about stakeholder & sw requirements writing, systems design thinking etc came from SE Fundamentals courses and paid training that my employer offers. :)

@@slumpswagg6757 Software engineering is the most similar module, but you need to do engineering as well. I would recommend EE, Aero or ME but take a project management and/or software engineering module. It depends if you are UK or US system as they operate very differently in terms of uni course structure.

As a Systems Engineer, I can only speak for myself and not all other Systems Engineers in different industries. I work for a major defense contractor and my duties include but aren't limited to: performing system upgrades, doing sanity checks, testing new baselines and reporting bugs/defects, writing requirements and exploratory tests, updating test manuals and documentation, and sometimes writing automated acceptance and integration robot tests to verify that the code our software engineers write (for backend) meets customer and stakeholder requirements. A Chief Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab once said: "A good systems engineering team knows the partial of everything with respect to everything." And I think that's quite true. We look at the big picture and understand how different components come together to produce the product/output that the customer requires. If a delta is introduced to the project, a systems engineering team is able to trace it from the beginning requirements stage to the final delivery stage and identify what impacts it could have on the project and to what magnitude. Systems Engineering is basically a mix of the technical/analytical side of engineering (fundamentals that you learn at university) with some project management kinds of tasks.

As a Systems Engineer, I can only speak for myself and not all other Systems Engineers in different industries. I work for a major defense contractor and my duties include but aren't limited to: performing system upgrades, doing sanity checks, testing new baselines and reporting bugs/defects, writing requirements and exploratory tests, updating test manuals and documentation, and sometimes writing automated acceptance and integration robot tests to verify that the code our software engineers write (for backend) meets customer and stakeholder requirements. A Chief Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab once said: "A good systems engineering team knows the partial of everything with respect to everything." And I think that's quite true. We look at the big picture and understand how different components come together to produce the product/output that the customer requires. If a delta is introduced to the project, a systems engineering team is able to trace it from the beginning requirements stage to the final delivery stage and identify what impacts it could have on the project and to what magnitude. Systems Engineering is basically a mix of the technical/analytical side of engineering (fundamentals that you learn at university) with some project management kinds of tasks.

Good luck to you 🍀 I’m hoping to get into the field myself through tech apprenticeships

@@chasxreacts155 Thank you 😊 all the best too

How much need to programming language in system engineer role?

Hey , 14 year old trying to figure out life here , What curses are you taking to become a systems engineer?

@@chasxreacts155 can you give me an insight on that, please ? what are tech apprenticeships exactly ?

Thank you I have changed it