software engineer

English

Etymology

From software engineering, a term coined by NASA scientist and systems engineer Margaret Hamilton.[1]

Noun

software engineer (plural software engineers)

One who designs and implements software solutions.

Translations

one who designs and implements software solutions

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Chinese:
Mandarin: 軟件工程師／软件工程师 (ruǎnjiàn gōngchéngshī)
Czech: softwarový inženýr m
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Finnish: ohjelmistoinsinööri
French: ingénieur informaticien
German: Softwareentwickler (de) m
Greek: μηχανικός λογισμικού (el) m (michanikós logismikoú)
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Irish: innealtóir bogearraí m
Japanese: ソフトウェアエンジニア (sofutowea-enjinia)
Khmer: វិស្វករកម្មវិធី (vɨhsvaʼkɑɑ-kamvithii)
Korean: 소프트웨어 엔지니어 (sopeuteuweeo enjinieo)
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Portuguese: engenheiro de software m
Romanian: inginer software m
Russian: инжене́р-программи́ст (ru) m (inženér-programmíst)
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Thai: วิศวกรซอฟต์แวร์ (wít-sà-wá-gɔɔn-sɔ́ɔp-wɛɛ)
Turkish: yazılım mühendisi
Vietnamese: kỹ sư phần mềm

See also

References

Rayl, A.J.S. (16 October 2008), “NASA Engineers and Scientists-Transforming Dreams Into Reality”, in (please provide the title of the work)‎, NASA, retrieved 27 December 2014

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