[FabCH]

The article was written by „Aaron Francis, Marketing Engineer“.

I’m not a language purist, but are we really calling people who work in marketing „marketing _enginners_“ nowadays?

That seems like going a bit too far with the meaning of engineering…

[michaelt]

Some fields of engineering have long had roles with names like that.

Want to do something with motors, but don’t know how to calculate the right combination of motor, gearbox, brake, encoder and controller? Maxon’s sales engineers will happily walk you through the calculations.

[aarondf]

I'm a software developer who was, at the time, working in a marketing role. Happy to answer questions.

[ayuhito]

I feel it’s an evolution of the term “Devrel” which still feels tacky.

Nor would you want someone who built most of their career as an actual engineer to suddenly drop that term and become a generic someone in “marketing”. They’re more than that for sure.

I quite like the terminology the more I think about it.

https://github.com/aarondfrancis

[aarondf]

Totally. An engineer, who (at the the time) works in marketing! Makes sense to me :D

[codegladiator]

Well the "software" folks started it, I met a full stack engineer the other day, that word used to have some meaning as well.

[ahartmetz]

"Full stack" grinds my gears, too. Do they really work from sand to human factors?

[altmanaltman]

I hate sand