Skill
Computer Engineering
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Computer engineering is an academic and professional discipline that blends electrical engineering and computer science to design and build computer hardware, embedded systems, and the software that controls them. Computer engineers work on things like microprocessors, circuit boards, robotics, and IoT devices, bridging the gap between physical electronics and software logic. It's a common degree path for careers in semiconductor design, embedded systems development, and hardware-software integration.
Open roles requiring Computer Engineering (1)
Computer Engineer (Cybersecurity)
Bureau of Industry and Security
Full-time · Washington, DC · $143,913 – $187,093
A cybersecurity-focused engineering role in the U.S. Department of Commerce that involves analyzing technology vulnerabilities, developing regulatory policy, and representing the department at interagency meetings on export controls and foreign investment. This position suits engineers with specialized experience in computer systems security and regulatory technology policy who want to work on national security issues at the federal level.
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