Which is the correct wording for specialized software engineer title [on hold]












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"seniority" Software Engineer, "speciality"




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"seniority "speciality" Software Engineer




e.g. is it "Senior Security Software Engineer", or "Senior Software Engineer, security"?






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    Sorry, but it's unclear what you're asking. There isn't a single official title for every occupation, because the responsibilities of and qualifications for any given position will vary by organization. Maybe it's a senior software security specialist, or maybe it's a senior specialist in software security, or maybe it's a senior security specialist for software. If you are looking for commonly used titles, you should do a search on jobs advertised in your industry in your part of the world, perhaps Indeed.com or Hired.com, or Stack Overflow's own job postings.
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"seniority" Software Engineer, "speciality"




or




"seniority "speciality" Software Engineer




e.g. is it "Senior Security Software Engineer", or "Senior Software Engineer, security"?






title







share|improve this question













put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Jason Bassford, tmgr, 9fyj'j55-8ujfr5yhjky-'tt6yhkjj, Chenmunka, choster yesterday


Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.











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    Sorry, but it's unclear what you're asking. There isn't a single official title for every occupation, because the responsibilities of and qualifications for any given position will vary by organization. Maybe it's a senior software security specialist, or maybe it's a senior specialist in software security, or maybe it's a senior security specialist for software. If you are looking for commonly used titles, you should do a search on jobs advertised in your industry in your part of the world, perhaps Indeed.com or Hired.com, or Stack Overflow's own job postings.
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"seniority" Software Engineer, "speciality"




or




"seniority "speciality" Software Engineer




e.g. is it "Senior Security Software Engineer", or "Senior Software Engineer, security"?






title







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"seniority" Software Engineer, "speciality"




or




"seniority "speciality" Software Engineer




e.g. is it "Senior Security Software Engineer", or "Senior Software Engineer, security"?






title




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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Jason Bassford, tmgr, 9fyj'j55-8ujfr5yhjky-'tt6yhkjj, Chenmunka, choster yesterday


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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Jason Bassford, tmgr, 9fyj'j55-8ujfr5yhjky-'tt6yhkjj, Chenmunka, choster yesterday


Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.










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    Sorry, but it's unclear what you're asking. There isn't a single official title for every occupation, because the responsibilities of and qualifications for any given position will vary by organization. Maybe it's a senior software security specialist, or maybe it's a senior specialist in software security, or maybe it's a senior security specialist for software. If you are looking for commonly used titles, you should do a search on jobs advertised in your industry in your part of the world, perhaps Indeed.com or Hired.com, or Stack Overflow's own job postings.
    – choster
    2 days ago














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    Sorry, but it's unclear what you're asking. There isn't a single official title for every occupation, because the responsibilities of and qualifications for any given position will vary by organization. Maybe it's a senior software security specialist, or maybe it's a senior specialist in software security, or maybe it's a senior security specialist for software. If you are looking for commonly used titles, you should do a search on jobs advertised in your industry in your part of the world, perhaps Indeed.com or Hired.com, or Stack Overflow's own job postings.
    – choster
    2 days ago








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Sorry, but it's unclear what you're asking. There isn't a single official title for every occupation, because the responsibilities of and qualifications for any given position will vary by organization. Maybe it's a senior software security specialist, or maybe it's a senior specialist in software security, or maybe it's a senior security specialist for software. If you are looking for commonly used titles, you should do a search on jobs advertised in your industry in your part of the world, perhaps Indeed.com or Hired.com, or Stack Overflow's own job postings.
– choster
2 days ago




Sorry, but it's unclear what you're asking. There isn't a single official title for every occupation, because the responsibilities of and qualifications for any given position will vary by organization. Maybe it's a senior software security specialist, or maybe it's a senior specialist in software security, or maybe it's a senior security specialist for software. If you are looking for commonly used titles, you should do a search on jobs advertised in your industry in your part of the world, perhaps Indeed.com or Hired.com, or Stack Overflow's own job postings.
– choster
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It is neither of them. The correct order is Senior Software Security Officer, as the subject of the specialisation is Software Security.






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    Engineer, not Officer...
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  • I replied according to the words that the user wrote on his post, they seemed to be specific and I didn't want to change them, however you're absolutely right, it is definitely engineer in that context..
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It is neither of them. The correct order is Senior Software Security Officer, as the subject of the specialisation is Software Security.






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    Engineer, not Officer...
    – Jim
    2 days ago










  • I replied according to the words that the user wrote on his post, they seemed to be specific and I didn't want to change them, however you're absolutely right, it is definitely engineer in that context..
    – dodo_20
    2 days ago
















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It is neither of them. The correct order is Senior Software Security Officer, as the subject of the specialisation is Software Security.






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    Engineer, not Officer...
    – Jim
    2 days ago










  • I replied according to the words that the user wrote on his post, they seemed to be specific and I didn't want to change them, however you're absolutely right, it is definitely engineer in that context..
    – dodo_20
    2 days ago














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It is neither of them. The correct order is Senior Software Security Officer, as the subject of the specialisation is Software Security.






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It is neither of them. The correct order is Senior Software Security Officer, as the subject of the specialisation is Software Security.







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  • 1




    Engineer, not Officer...
    – Jim
    2 days ago










  • I replied according to the words that the user wrote on his post, they seemed to be specific and I didn't want to change them, however you're absolutely right, it is definitely engineer in that context..
    – dodo_20
    2 days ago














  • 1




    Engineer, not Officer...
    – Jim
    2 days ago










  • I replied according to the words that the user wrote on his post, they seemed to be specific and I didn't want to change them, however you're absolutely right, it is definitely engineer in that context..
    – dodo_20
    2 days ago








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Engineer, not Officer...
– Jim
2 days ago




Engineer, not Officer...
– Jim
2 days ago












I replied according to the words that the user wrote on his post, they seemed to be specific and I didn't want to change them, however you're absolutely right, it is definitely engineer in that context..
– dodo_20
2 days ago




I replied according to the words that the user wrote on his post, they seemed to be specific and I didn't want to change them, however you're absolutely right, it is definitely engineer in that context..
– dodo_20
2 days ago



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