Let's focus this week on the struggles and challenges Systems Engineers face while performing their day to day function.
#SystemsEngineerChallenges SE_Day1/5 : ππΌπΊπ½πΉπ²π
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Systems engineers often have to solve difficult problems that involve many different areas. They need to:
β’ Understand how different parts and systems work together
β’ Manage requirements from different engineering fields
β’ Combine work from various teams and experts
This requires a lot of knowledge and the ability to quickly learn new ideas from different areas.
We all have a personal system to approach it all, that evolved organically with experience - across one's career.
A tool that we learned somewhere will definitely be put to good use in the future. Little tips and hacks that you pick up from your colleagues or Mentors stay with you. And as you grow with experience it becomes more and more clear what to use and when. And what not to use ...
So that comes a time when a project becomes predictable from the start.
Because properly deploying #SystemsEngineering makes it deterministic!
How are π ππ doing it?
Alex Toth
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