The phrase "a manager of engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who oversees engineering teams or projects within an organization.
Example: "As a manager of engineering, she is responsible for leading the development of innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "engineering manager" or "manager of the engineering department".
Her mother works in Eagan, Minn., as a manager of an engineering group in the maritime systems and sensors division of the Lockheed Martin Corporation.
As a manager of mobility engineering for General Motors, Mr. Talbot works on devices that adapt automobiles for use by people with disabilities.
When the date of his in-person interviews arrived, Omar was scheduled for three one-hour meetings, starting with a Samsung software engineer, followed by an interview with the hiring manager and the last with a manager of software engineering.
At a budget Chinese restaurant in the Wan Chai neighborhood on Monday afternoon, Eric Ma, 49, a manager of a local engineering company, worried about whether the two sides knew how far to push each other.
Founded by a former director and a manager of Starbucks' cloud engineering team, Scott Schwan and Matt Wells, Shujinko automates the auditing process for cloud-based IT businesses with at least 50 million users.
Shai Vaingast has been an engineer, an engineering manager, and a director of engineering since 1993.
The number of engineering PhDs awarded to women has remained relatively steady for the last 5 years at around 13%. Karen Martinson trained as an engineer and is currently manager of engineering resources at the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers (CCPE).
Petitioner, an aeronautical engineer, was serving as vice president and general manager of Engineering and Research Corporation ERCOO), a private firm producing mechanical and electrical parts for various agencies of the United States Armed Services.
This prize was for a paper that Dr Leefe, manager of engineering analysis at BHR, presented to the IMechE conference Advances of CFD in Fluid Machinery Design during June 2001.
