Row 94020

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People who studied any types of engineering, are called engineers.

People who studied mathematics, are called mathematicians, and those, who studied statistics, are called statisticians. And those, who studied biology are called biologists.

Now those, who studied computer science, can be called a – what exactly? Programmers? Some of them don’t like to be called like that.

And those, who studied data science are… what exactly? Could be called computational statisticians, or statistician programmers etc. but none of these are accepted terms. So what remains is “computer scientist”, “data scientist” – until someone invents a better term.

Machine Learning Engineer is such a term, but as a matter of fact, data analytics / data science degrees are not called engineering degrees, and as such, “real” engineers could complain that data scientists are not “real” engineers. (And it is true. Data scientists are closer to mathematicians, and they are de facto computational statisticians, so not really engineers.)

Anyway it doesn’t matter. It is just a job title. Get used to it.

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