Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines

The Institute of Electronics and Communications Engineers of the Philippines was founded in 1950 by a group of electronics and communications engineers of the country led by Dean Jose S. Alfonso as its president. In 1969, President Ferdinand Marcos signed Republic Act No. 5734 known as the Electronics and Communications Engineering Law to mandate the practice and responsibilities of the electronics and communications engineer. In 2004, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo signed Republic Act No. 9292 known as Electronics Engineering Law to expand the responsibilities to the professional electronics engineer (PECE), the electronics engineer (ECE), and the electronics technician (ECT). The Institute of Electronics and Communications Engineers of the Philippines was renamed into the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines, Inc. == Chapters ==

List of accredited chapters of IECEP as of 2024. ;Local ;International == Notable members ==

• Joel Marciano Jr. – director-general of Philippine Space Agency, and acting director of Advanced Science and Technology Institute. == See also ==