The phrase "a distinguished engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an engineer who has achieved a high level of recognition or respect in their field.
Example: "Dr. Smith is a distinguished engineer known for his groundbreaking work in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "an esteemed engineer" or "a renowned engineer."
Jim Waldo, a distinguished engineer at SUN Microsystems [17] writes "Software engineering is a lot less like other kinds of engineering than most of us would like to think.
My friend, colleague and tutor John Stollery, who has died aged 83, was a distinguished engineer.
"We're not focusing on monetization yet," said Anurag Acharya, a distinguished engineer at Google who helped develop the service.
A DOZEN years have passed since David Isenberg, then a distinguished engineer at AT&T Labs, wrote his seminal essay "The Rise of the Stupid Network".
The goal, says Amitabh Srivastava, a distinguished engineer at Microsoft Research, is to achieve predictable quality in software-making, just as in carmaking.
"In most more recent MMOGs, death just means an inconvenient reset to a nearby starting point," Andrew Kirmse, who is now a distinguished engineer at Google, said.
For example, people may not want the banks they might use as their authenticators to know which government sites they visit, says Kim Cameron, whose title is distinguished engineer at Microsoft, a leading player in identity technology.
Mr. Marx discovered in the files that a sterling recording of Marian McPartland live at the Hickory House in 1953 was made by a young Rudy Van Gelder, jazz's most distinguished engineer, at the dawn of his career.
Howard was a distinguished civil engineer and author, practicing with his sons Jay and Lawrence since 1983.
Kenneth Johnson was a distinguished academic engineer, and author of the principal text in contact mechanics, his specialist area.
MBA's founder, Dr Mike Biddle, a distinguished chemical engineer, founded MBA Polymers in 1992 and has spent more than 20 years learning how to separate plastic from other waste.
