computer engineer

Rather than just using a computer, computer engineers apply scientific theory and engineering design to use and develop new computer hardware or software (see also: Software Engineer). They write programs to solve problems and create more efficient ways of doing things. They also design new systems and machines, like robots, that rely on computers to operate.
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Education
Most computer engineers have bachelor's degrees. Those working with hardware or machines typically have degrees in computer or electrical engineering, whereas those dealing with software have degrees in computer science or software engineering.
Lifestyle
Computer engineers can work anywhere there are computers, and telecommuting is becoming quite common for many computer professionals. They usually work 40-hour weeks, but can work longer hours on special jobs or projects with pressing deadlines. Computer engineers often work with teams of other engineers or scientists.
Skills
You are a Computer Engineer, if you:
Want to keep getting better at things
Can think creatively
Can work on a team or alone
Can be focused and patient
Enjoy big challenges
Can use and remember important facts and details
Are interested in computer modeling  

Salary
The median annual salary for an entry-level computer engineer is $69,468.*
Examples
Design a feather-light laptop
Develop the necessary systems for running the latest electrical car
Oversee the computer network for a telecommunications company
Invent a brand new video game
Develop the control systems for a large-scale robotic manufacturing plant
Create a new operating system for personal computers

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