What to call a guy who designs and builds electronic circuits

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The discussion centers on identifying the appropriate title for someone who designs and builds electronic circuits. Commonly used terms include "Circuit Designer," "Electrical Engineer," "Hardware Designer," and "Analog Designer." These titles reflect the various roles within the field of electronics, highlighting the specific focus on circuit design versus broader engineering responsibilities. The conversation also touches on the informal and humorous suggestion of calling them "tom cats," indicating a lighthearted approach to the inquiry. Overall, the emphasis is on finding a professional title that accurately represents the work involved in circuit design.
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If I am a guy who develops CAD models, you call me CAD Engineer
What to call a guy, when he designs and builds electronic circuits. I am looking for the word that is actually used in job search columns or newspapers, etc

Just want to clear my (may be childish) doubt

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electrical engineer
hardware designer
hardware engineer
circuit designer
analog designer
etc.
 
"What to call a guy who designs and builds electronic circuits"

I call them tom cats. ^_^
 

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