Electronic or Electronics?

Hi Sameer.

I assume Electronic Engineer is correct.

I majored in Electronics when Iwas in college - it's a noun

Consumer electronics - a noun

Electronic Engineer -adjective

electronics sometimes means electronic element

HI,

Can you be more specific on "electronic element?

electronic component, electronic device, or the like

Electronics Engineer.........

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Now things have become more complicated.. lol!

When I searched in the internet, I found that IEEE expands to Institute for Electical and Electronics Engineers. This means in one way what few argues is right.

In the other hand if I search for Electronic Engineers, there are lot of openings and vacancies for Electronic Engineers in most of the world's reputed website

Yes, both are in use. 'Electronic Engineer' has the disadvantage of perhaps referring to a non-human, an electronic robotic engineer, however.

The Corpus of Contemporary English provides 8 examples of Electronic Engineer and 28 examples of Electronics Engineer.

Hi! I think Eletronis Engineer is correct.

No, there is no such word as 'eletronis'.