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FTE
(redirected from Field Test Engineer)

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FTEFull-Time Equivalent
FTEFacilities, Terminals, and Equipment
FTEFactory Test Equipment
FTEFailure to Eject (firearms)
FTEFailure to Enroll
FTEFailure to Extract (firearms)
FTEFiberoptic Test Equipment
FTEField Test Engineer
FTEFirst Unit Equipped
FTEFlight Technical Error
FTEFlight Test Engineer
FTEFlorida Tomato Exchange
FTEFlorida's Turnpike Enterprise
FTEFlow-Through Entity
FTEFlux Transfer Event
FTEFor the Emperor (Warhammer 40k gaming)
FTEFor the Enterprise (SQL)
FTEForschung Und Technische Entwicklung (German: research and technological development)
FTEFoundation for Teaching Economics
FTEFoundation for Thought and Ethics
FTEFrame Timing Estimation
FTEFree Time Expiry (freight containers)
FTEFull Time Employment
FTEFull Time Enrollment
FTEFull-Time Effort
FTEFull-Time Employee
FTEFull-Time Equivalency
FTEFully Taxable Equivalent/Equivalency
FTEFunctional-Technical Expert
FTEFund for Theological Education
FTEFax Thru E-Mail
FTEFlux Transfer Events
FTEFord Tickford Experience
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HP has developed a truly integrated family of protocol analyzers that place power in the hands of the field test engineer," said John McConnell, president of McConnell Consulting, a market-analyst firm based in Boulder, Colo.
HP'S NEXT-GENERATION INTERNET ADVISOR FAMILY INCLUDES FIRST ... by Business Wire
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