Occupation Atlasinnovation engineer
ESCO · http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/29e8a27f-5e68-4d47-b991-5c41f835c72a
innovation engineer
Innovation engineers participate in the planning, organisation and execution of innovation product projects. They design and develop new products and prototypes involving technologies, optimisation and automation processes that drive innovative growth within an organisation. Innovation engineers identify potential development areas, patent opportunities, innovation trends and the needs of customers.
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Essential (25)
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- advise on patents
- apply for patents
- automation technology
- computer technology
- define technology strategy
- develop new products
- develop product design
- emergent technologies
- identify potential markets for companies
- identify technological needs
- implement procurement of innovation
- industrial design
- innovate in ICT
- innovation processes
- integrate new products in manufacturing
- keep updated on innovations in various business fields
- lead technology development of an organisation
- monitor technology trends
- patents
- perform product planning
- plan engineering activities
- prepare production prototypes
- promote innovative infrastructure design
- promote open innovation in research
- provide technical expertise
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