Software Enginner is an academic degree that you get once you graduate from technical universities.
Full-stack developer is a self-imposed title based on the experience one has in the line of work.
So, if you graduated from a faculty like computer science and have the experience with all the stuff you mentioned above i guess you can consider yourself a full-stack software engineer?
Good question. Ironically the title Full-Stack Software Engineer actually exists. I was looking on a job board and for one role it was purely the MERN stack they were using. So everyone has a different interpretation of what it means.
I also found another posting which mentioned mostly a web technical stack but then they said a love of software and coding.
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Software Enginner is an academic degree that you get once you graduate from technical universities.
Full-stack developer is a self-imposed title based on the experience one has in the line of work.
So, if you graduated from a faculty like computer science and have the experience with all the stuff you mentioned above i guess you can consider yourself a full-stack software engineer?
Good question. Ironically the title Full-Stack Software Engineer actually exists. I was looking on a job board and for one role it was purely the MERN stack they were using. So everyone has a different interpretation of what it means.
I also found another posting which mentioned mostly a web technical stack but then they said a love of software and coding.