>> pre-existing results to "Engineer" run-of-the-mill stuff, or you
>> actually want to work with cutting-edge concepts and develop new stuff.
>> Me, I prefer the latter, but maybe that was just because of the way my
>> degree was oriented.
>
> Except that in engineering over here, that often requires a Masters 
> degree. People with bachelor's in engineering rarely do development. They 
> may play some role in the process, but it's rare that they'll actually be 
> key people in the design process.

Bachelor Engineering degrees don't really exist in the UK anymore, nearly 
all engineering degrees are Masters now.  Of course there are non-degree 
Engineering qualifications you can do which are probably more suited to the 
non-development stuff and not as theoretically based.

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