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Cuáles son las habilidades o conocimientos más importantes para tener éxito en la ingeniería de sistemas ?

What are the most important skills or knowledge to be successful in systems engineering?

And what would be the fields in which I could work?"

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Suleka’s Answer

Key to understanding and becoming great system engineering includes building knowledge for courses applicable. Additionally always keeping mind to understand the system holistically. Connect the dots and understand how things work this will tak you a long way
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Michele’s Answer

The most crucial ability for a system engineer, or indeed any professional, is the power of attentive listening. It's vital to grasp the issue that needs addressing fully. Comprehending the envisioned outcome is the cornerstone of crafting a system that caters to the company's requirements, potentially reducing the necessity for later modifications or reconstruction. Remember, the scope of system engineering is vast, with an infinite array of fields where it can be applied. So, keep learning, keep growing!
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Eugene’s Answer

Hi Josue!

Exciting career path! I would say there are many skills that would benefit system engineers. Often, the technical aspects are looked at primarily. Depending on whether you go down a software or hardware path, there may be differences in what you'll need to focus on. However, for anything code related, there are still companies that identify with buzzwords such as "LeetCode" ratings and such. The one benefit I see for having a good rating would be your perseverance in improving that rating as well as ability to think on the fly. Often times there are projects (especially in code / Product) that require flexibility and changing directions. Unlike school where you maybe tasked to build a very specific program, in reality, you may have to take that specific program and morph it with additional features & enhancements.

The other side of being a great systems engineer would be the business aspects. Ultimately your Customer will be the Users of whatever it is you're helping build / configure. It is important to make sure stakeholders are happy! If you can bridge the two worlds (function & technical), then you'll take your career to the next level!

- Build your baseline / credibility with certifications, ratings, etc. which will help you get your foot in the door to a Tech role
- Focus on the soft skills to listen to your Customers / Users
- Think strategically about the Product you're building to make sure it's built in a flexible manner for future upgrades / enhancements!

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