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English translation of technical level

2018-04-24View Original

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Hello everyone, I would like to ask if anyone knows the proper English translations for junior worker, intermediate worker, senior worker, technician, and senior technician
Reply #22018-04-28
Well, let me explain it to you. Junior level corresponds to junior engineer, intermediate level to intermediate engineer, and senior level to senior engineer. Above the senior level, there is another title called specialist; this can refer to those who are at a higher level than senior engineers, or it can also denote unlicensed engineers in foreign countries. Does your technician refer to a specialist or a worker? The two terms are different.

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