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Which engineering jobs are the most technical?
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[QUOTE="ramzerimar, post: 5547411, member: 584840"] Yeah, I'm aware of that. But I think that are engineering jobs that deal more with supply and management, and those who are more technical in nature. I've asked about the latter. More specifically, I would like to know if engineers use to work with FEM, CMD software, doing thermal, structural analysis (because it's the kind of job I would like to do). [/QUOTE]
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