English-French translation for "electrical engineer"

electrical engineer {noun}

electrical engineer {noun}

The claimant held a PhD degree in electrical engineering.

THE CLAIM OF THE JORDANIAN ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CO.

She graduated with an electrical engineering degree from the University of Victoria.

In addition to being a fierce competitor on the slopes, Lauren is an electrical engineer with BC Hydro.

The Jordanian Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Co. (“JEME”) is an entity existing under the laws of Jordan.

Thus, a substantial body of highly educated and skilled ICT specialists, including electrical engineers and programmers, was built up.

As we have progressed, we have taken on occupations in fields new to us, such as electrical engineering and computer science.

The conference was organized by Białystok Technical University, the Kaunas University of Technology and the Polish Electrical Engineers Branch.

(c) Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Co., a company which appears to be incorporated in Jordan, with a claim for KWD 954,896 (USD 3,206,445).

These are the training divisions in construction, public works, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, services, traditional crafts and tourism;

The smallest share of women is enrolled in the Faculty of Mechanics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, and the Faculty of Computer and Information Science.

All three technicians were reported to be of foreign origin, and one was identified as Feodosiy Karlovskiy, an electrical engineer with an Ukrainian nationality.

Standardisation is indispensable in sectors such as health care, transport, telecommunications or electrical engineering.

The French education system offers the following choices: management (in French), electrical engineering and hotel trade, all at the Comtes de Foix High School.

Each year, 360 young men and women study such subjects as computer assembly, graphics, electrical engineering, agricultural equipment repair and automobile maintenance at the Centre.

It was recommended that a number of disciplines, such as surveying, precision agriculture, electrical engineering, civil aviation and land transport, should be included in the GNSS curriculum.

Seven courses of study are offered, namely Commerce, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Food Technology and Hospitality and Fashion.

No special measures have been introduced to increase female participation in areas of study (secondary education) such as mechanical and electrical engineering.

There are secondary schools where the number of female students prevails (economics or medicine), while male students prefer schools for mechanical or electrical engineering.

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