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Computer Engineers are responsible for designing, developing, implementing, and testing computer-based hardware and software, including the components that are found inside computer equipment, as well as actual devices that contain the computers and the software that runs on those machines. They may also design network that connects computer systems, and work on integrating software programs with computer hardware.

To become Computer Engineer, you will typically require a bachelor of science degree in computer engineering, computer science or electrical engineering.

Since the computer engineering field is quite broad, the required technical skills listed in the job postings you may come across will vary, depending upon whether the job is more hardware or software focused, and which industry the employer belongs to. typically, you will need to have the followings:

1. An understanding of the particular computer hardware architecture you will be working with.

2. Experience designing, coding and testing software.

3. Familiarity with software test procedures or scripts

4. Experience building your own PC system

5. Understanding of different operating systems, including Windows and Linux, and how certain types of Software will work with them.

6. Experience with device drivers.

7. Understanding of Networking and Security.

8. Understanding of the (sometimes specialized) software that is typically used in particular industry.

9. Knowledge of programming languages such as C, C++, Java and other Object-Oriented programming languages.

Computer Engineers are usually use computer-assisted software engineering, or CASE, tools to automate the process. They also test, debug and update programs.

Since Computer Engineers work closely with programmers, designers, product developers, and testers, they really need to have strong interpersonal and communications skills, as well as the ability to work in a team.

Computer engineers are likely to find work in a variety of fields, including (but not limited to):

1. Telecommunications

2. Manufacturing

3. Transportation

4. Product Development.

Further doubts or queries feel free to contact.

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Regards,

Rahul.