hydraulist
A hydraulist is a professional who specializes in hydraulics, the branch of science and engineering that studies the behavior of liquids under pressure and in motion. Although the term is uncommon in contemporary practice, it historically referred to individuals who designed, analyzed, and managed hydraulic systems. Today, the closest modern titles are hydraulic engineer, fluid-power engineer, or hydraulic technician.
A hydraulist designs, analyzes, installs, operates, and maintains systems that transmit power via pressurized fluid. Typical
Education and career paths usually involve a degree in mechanical, civil, or aerospace engineering, with coursework
See also: hydraulic engineering, hydraulic systems, fluid power.