What is the role of my profession in society (community, government, business/industry)? What skills do I need to succeed in this role?The engineering science profession has recently gained increasing influence and recognition within today's society. Scientific engineers combine their logical thinking abilities, computer literacy, and high-caliber mathematical knowledge to become an essential and essential part of the resourceful improvement of the general welfare of the society in which they are embedded. These skills and attributes are needed and desired in various industries and aspects of our modern society. This opinion piece will describe how scientific engineers operate in the private and public spheres of society using their unique skills and adapting them to each specific segment of that society and their role in the future. The mentioned “public sphere” must, for the good The arguments combine both the community and governmental spheres of society. In order to discover what the role of an engineering scientist is in a society, we must ask ourselves the following question: "What is the obligation of the engineering scientist to his community and his government?" ". Based on the governmental structure of most Western countries, the government does not (or at least should not) distinguish between the rights and obligations of people of different professions who legally operate in the private sector. It is up to individuals to agree on their obligations in the private sphere (which must be respected by contract laws and government courts). The minimum role of everyone in the public sphere is to follow the explicit laws of society and reimburse society for paying a tax to receive the benefits...... middle of paper ...... growth expected demographic and the decrease in the availability of easily accessible non-renewable resources. Due to the high likelihood of these future tight resource constraints, the role of scientific engineers will become progressively more important as they are able to decide how to optimally use, manage, and maintain the few dwindling resources available. Scientific engineers are indeed becoming essential in the future. improve the functioning of society. Whether it concerns respect for the laws of the public sphere or the contractual laws of the private sphere; scientific engineers are able to provide the optimal reusable solutions desired by the society of which they are part. Their strong background in mathematics, calculus, and logical thinking makes them ideal for solving the seemingly endless plethora of problems that the 21st century presents.768 words