Can an Automation Engineer Solve Physics Problems for Boeing in Munich?

  • Thread starter Rui Araujo
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In summary, an automation engineer is not typically responsible for solving physics problems for Boeing in Munich. Their main role is to design, develop, and maintain automated systems for manufacturing and production processes. However, they may work alongside physics experts to integrate automation technology into specific projects for Boeing.
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Rui Araujo
Hello Everyone, My name is Rui I am from Portugal and I working as an Automation Engineer for Boeing in Munich.

I love solving physics problems that is why I am here :)
 
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