On paper, it&#x27;s the same in the US.  In practice, no one cares, and you see the title &quot;Front end engineer&quot; for &quot;guy who tweaks the CSS until the site looks right&quot; and &quot;UX engineer&quot; for &quot;guy who makes pictures of what the product should look like in Photoshop&quot;.<p>I do cringe, though, at the extreme overuse of the term in software; I have two parents who are legit PEs in the US and drilled the distinction in with me.<p>At the very least, it should be reserved for someone with a broad theoretical and practical background who solves more complicated problems ... but you know how title inflation goes.