That's an employers decision, my post was not meant to comment on how well someone can program, given their qualifications. Best programmer I know does not have an engineering degree.
Not sure why I got down voted. A quick google search will reveal my comment is factual. At least in Canada where I'm from.
"meet PEO's stipulated academic requirements for licensure (hold an undergraduate engineering degree from a Canadian Engineering Accreditation board (CEAB)-accredited program, or possess equivalent qualifications), and, if required, successfully complete any technical exams."
Not sure why I got down voted. A quick google search will reveal my comment is factual. At least in Canada where I'm from.
https://archive.org/stream/TNVisaForSystemsAnalystsVsProgram...
"Many people do not realise that computer programmers do not qualify under the TN Visa"
http://peo.on.ca/index.php/ci_id/2057/la_id/1.htm
"meet PEO's stipulated academic requirements for licensure (hold an undergraduate engineering degree from a Canadian Engineering Accreditation board (CEAB)-accredited program, or possess equivalent qualifications), and, if required, successfully complete any technical exams."