Computational Analysis Jobs
Computational Analysis is the practice of examining, analyzing, and manipulating data for research or commercial purposes. A Design Engineer can use computational analysis to improve a client’s business practices or create a new product. A Design Engineer applies knowledge of programming principles, mathematics, and experimental methods to address problems related to the operation of physical systems. In order to best serve the needs of their clients, Design Engineers must possess the ability to create solutions based on a combination of creativity and technical considerations.
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