Can the intermediate title of computer be evaluated as a deputy senior title by the Social Security Bureau?

Computer intermediate title can go to the social security bureau to evaluate the deputy senior title, but this requirement is very high and requires your own ability to be excellent.

Computer titles are divided into junior titles, intermediate titles and senior titles, and different titles have different requirements for authors.

Senior professional titles belong to the highest level of professional titles, which are divided into full senior professional titles and deputy senior professional titles, which are equivalent to professor level and have higher requirements for authors. Different regions have different requirements for professional titles.

1, education requirements

(1) Bachelor degree or above in science and engineering related major recognized by the state.

(2) Have a doctorate and have been engaged in technical work for 2 years after obtaining the title of engineer; Or have a bachelor degree or above, and have been engaged in technical work for 5 years after obtaining the title of engineer. Graduates of technical colleges should declare according to the relevant provisions of the state.

2, the professional title evaluation papers (works) and technical summary requirements, submitted papers (works) and technical summary, must be completed during the on-the-job after obtaining intermediate professional and technical positions, in line with one of the following conditions:

(1) independently write two or more summaries of the technical work of project research and development undertaken by myself. In the summary, the level of the project and the technical problems I solved in the project must be clear about their functions and contributions, which are recognized and recommended by two experts with full and senior titles.

(2) independently or as the first author, he has written more than 2 professional papers with high academic level closely related to his professional work within 3 years, of which 1 was published in professional journals at or above the provincial and ministerial levels.

(3) As the main author, he has written and officially published a monograph (excluding compiled teaching materials) closely related to the professional work, in which the number of words written is not less than 40,000 words.