Electromechanical engineer
Profession of the IoT Enabler
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Overview
The electromechanical engineers who use Realogy IoT are vocationally oriented to carry out installation and design of Internet of Things (IoT) systems and applications.
As IoT installers and designers, the Realogy IoT qualified electromechanical engineers work self-employed and employed in the private and public sectors to connect and make smart a wide range of things and places for smart homes and cities.
With Realogy IoT, the electromechanical engineers become the "IoT makers and planners".
Typical skills
- complying with legal and organisational guidelines
- designing industrial materials, systems or products
- evaluating systems, programmes, equipment and products
- designing systems and products
- conducting investigations
- designing electrical or electronic systems or equipment
- gathering information from physical or electronic sources
- making models
- managing and analysing digital data
- creating visual displays and decorations
- maintaining operational records
- documenting technical designs, procedures, problems or activities
- monitoring, inspecting and testing equipment, systems and products
- using computer aided design and drawing tools