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Matter of play style. Tactical is for DPS, Engineer is for Tanking/Support, Science for Force Multiplier/Support. You can and should mix it up though. Being an engineer but flying a tactical (escort) class gives you more survivability with the expense of the highest possible dps. And on the flip side a tactical officer in a cruiser class ship will have a bit more kick. You get the idea.
Besides, Starfleet is famous for their Engineers. ;D