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Subject:Re: State Laws? From:Tom Brown <tombrown -at- ITOP1 -dot- US -dot- DG -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 3 Jun 1997 18:46:53 EDT
>State Laws preclude anyone without state certification for
professional engineering to use the title engineer.
>
>
In a previous life I worked for IBM as a *customer engineer* and
later, doing the same job, as a *field engineer*. There was no
state certification involved. And I think that IBM would have been
careful to avoid violating any state laws.
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