IEEE Professional Certifications

IEEE certifications are exam-based assessments, developed by industry practitioners and leading subject-matter experts that offer an unbiased, third party recognition of an individual’s abilities.

Earning IEEE certification credentials can

• enhance professional credibility;
• increase opportunities for career advancement;
• set you apart from your peers;
• demonstrate commitment to the profession;
• result in greater respect from employers;
• increase confidence on the job.

Learn more about IEEE Professional Certifications by visiting program Web sites:

• Certified Biometrics Professional (CBP): The IEEE CBP sets the standardized baseline of knowledge in the biometrics industry. The individuals who pass the IEEE CBP examination are prepared to demonstrate that they have the level of proficiency needed to perform in a competent and effective manner.
• Certified Software Development Associate (CSDA): The CSDA credential is intended for graduating software engineers and entry-level software professionals and serves to bridge the gap between your educational experience and real-world work requirements. The CSDA is the first step towards becoming a Certified Software Development Professional CSDP).
• Certified Software Development Professional (CSDP): The CSDP credential is intended for mid-career software development professionals that want to confirm their proficiency of standard software development practices and advance in their careers.
• Wireless Communication Engineering Technologies (WCET):The WCET helps wireless professionals get recognized as having the required knowledge, skill, and ability to meet today and tomorrow's wireless challenges.