Material science, metrology and standardization, design and estimate documentation, labor protection - these areas are already undergoing changes under the influence of digital technologies. 3D modeling engineers are part of digital technology. In materials science, many workflows are already programmed or simulated on computers during the digitalization process, virtual materials can be tested on a computer even before they are produced. In the near future, we will see the emergence of a new industry, "computational material science. A digital calibration certificate will soon be created and developed from a virtual coordinate measuring machine to simulate the measurement process.

New title of the class:

Engineer of computational material science. In metrology virtual models will be widely used. Soon a digital calibration certificate will be created, which is being developed on the basis of a virtual coordinate measuring machine that allows to simulate the measurement process.

New title of the class:

Engineer of virtual metrology. In the field of standardization, digital standards are already being created - systems that help a developer to create new standards, while discussing and coordinating them with other experts in real time.

New title of the class:

Engineer of digital standards. In the field of occupational health and safety, the focus will be on risk assessment using digital technology.

New title of the class:

Occupational Health and Safety Engineer 2.0. Estimates are already compiled and checked by professionals using specialized software.

New title of the class:

Estimating Engineer 2.0 Digital technology allows you to achieve more results with less cost.

Triger:

• Efficiency of digital approach compared to traditional