The phrase "a systems designer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a professional who designs and manages complex systems, often in fields like IT, engineering, or business processes.
Example: "As a systems designer, my role involves analyzing user requirements and creating efficient solutions to meet those needs."
Alternatives: "a systems architect" or "a systems engineer."
The groom's father retired as a systems designer at Lockheed Martin in Moorestown, N.J., where he worked on electronics and software for the Navy.
Seth Barcus, a systems designer at Best Monitoring, the security company that created Cyberdoorman, said the company had provided video of break-ins in garages and of vandalism.
IT was that atmosphere that convinced Anne Poirson, a computer scientist, to go to work for G.E. as a systems designer in the early Welch years.
For "An Evening With William Shatner Asterisk," the director Phil Soltanoff, with the writer Joe Diebes and a systems designer, Rob Ramirez, cataloged every word uttered by Mr. Shatner as Captain Kirk, and recombined them to create a responsive, philosophical oracle.
Ms. Maldonado initially planned to retire from her job as a systems designer for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey at 1 World Trade Center and move down with him by next June, after the youngest of her two sons graduated from high school.
Our results tell a systems designer which ones allow efficient pseudorandom number generators, and which constructions could work.
This knowledge can assist a system designer in accurately modeling a positioning system, improving positioning performance, and efficiently designing such a system.
The framework enables a system designer to quantitatively explore the tradeoffs between the 3 P's.
The framework enables a system designer to quantitatively explore and optimize the tradeoffs between the 3 P's.
Multi-view modeling refers to a system designer constructing distinct and separate models of the same system to model different (semantic) aspects of a system.
"It was great to work with Schimmelpennink; he was very enthusiastic, full of ideas and always one step ahead," says Theo Molenaar, a system designer for the project.
