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System integration
System Integration is the bringing together of the component sub-systems into one system and ensuring that the sub-systems function as a system.
In today’s connected world the role of System Integration engineer is becoming more and more important, more and more systems are designed to connect together, both within the system under construction and to systems that are already deployed.
A System Integration engineer needs a broad range of skills and is likely to be defined by a breadth of knowledge rather than a depth of knowledge.
These skills are likely to include software and hardware engineering, interface protocols, and general problem solving skills. It is likely that the problems to be solved have not been solved before except in the broadest sense. They are likely to include new and challenging problems with an input from a broad range of engineers where the System Integration engineer 'pulls it all together'.
In recent years the job description of 'System Integration Engineer' has become very broad. Any system that connects to another could be defined as a system that needs integration and, therefore, a System Integration engineer. This trend is likely to continue with the growth of the interconnection and the utilities that use it.
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System integration
System Integration is the bringing together of the component sub-systems into one system and ensuring that the sub-systems function as a system.
In today’s connected world the role of System Integration engineer is becoming more and more important, more and more systems are designed to connect together, both within the system under construction and to systems that are already deployed.
A System Integration engineer needs a broad range of skills and is likely to be defined by a breadth of knowledge rather than a depth of knowledge.
These skills are likely to include software and hardware engineering, interface protocols, and general problem solving skills. It is likely that the problems to be solved have not been solved before except in the broadest sense. They are likely to include new and challenging problems with an input from a broad range of engineers where the System Integration engineer 'pulls it all together'.
In recent years the job description of 'System Integration Engineer' has become very broad. Any system that connects to another could be defined as a system that needs integration and, therefore, a System Integration engineer. This trend is likely to continue with the growth of the interconnection and the utilities that use it.
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