Chief cloud officer: A CCO (wait what?)) is an individual who manages, supervises and governs the entire cloud computing environment and its operations within an organization. They are responsible for everything that goes into and is utilized by #theCloud
Database administrator: The #DBA's role sits within the IT department, charged with the creation, maintenance, backups, querying, tuning, user rights assignment and security of an organization's #database making sure data analysts and other users can easily use it.
#thinkGill
Chief information officer: The #CIO investigates how the company can use its #technological prowess, #data, speed, and customer service to outperform rivals. This typically involves both building a #digital platform and adjusting the firm's operating model to improve #performance
Chief Information Security Officer: #CISO's focus on Information security. It's their role to create a strategy that deals with ever-increasing #regulatory complexity, #policies, #security architecture, processes and systems that help reduce #cyber threats and keep #data secure.
Chief Security Officer: A CSO manages an organization's #security and is the ultimate manager and custodian of an enterprise’s #data, infrastructure and entire physical and digital assets.
A #CSO and a #CISO are slightly different, stay tuned to find out how....
Webmaster: An individual who maintains a #website. A #webmaster may be a web developer and the same individual that built a particular website, but the duties of a webmaster are aimed at handling the upkeep of a functioning website.
#spiderman was also a #webmaster hahahahahahah
#Chief#Information#Officer: The #CIO is the company executive responsible for the management, implementation, and usability of information and computer technologies. Because #technology is increasing and reshaping industries globally, CIO positions have grown substantially.
#Disaster recovery team: Closely linked to #Ops#Risk the DRT is a group of individuals responsible for establishing and maintaining business &IT recovery procedures and coordinating the recovery of business processes and functions post crisis (#hurricane, #flood, #election etc)
Information Architect: An individual who works to make information attractive and accessible to an audience. This type of role can include elements of technical writing or written format creation, as well as graphic design and Web development.
They make the data understandable.
Software Architects: A #software#architect is a #developer who is responsible for the high-level design and strategic planning of new software products. This can include hardware planning as well as the design methodology of the #code.
Think architect, but for compooters.
Aight we're breaking down tech based job titles. Lets start at the start
#Developer: Is an individual that builds and create #software and #applications. They write, debugs and executes the source #code of a software application. Also referred to as a #coder or #programmer
IDE: Or Integrated Development Environment, an #IDE is a development tool used to develop for particular languages, including code editors, compilers, debuggers, and other utilities. Popular IDEs include #Apple’s #Xcode, #Microsoft’s Visual Studio, and #Java IDEs like IntelliJ
SDK: or #SoftwareDevelopmentKit is a set of tools for creating specific types of software. #SDK’s are released by companies that control the platform software is being developed for. For instance, apps developed for #iOS require the iOS SDK and #Java apps require the Java DK etc.
Data Visualization: Is the use of graphs, charts, tables, infographics, etc. in order to define and communicate #data being analyzed and the the findings that have come from it.
#Cube19 is #Datavisualization in action.
Hybrid Apps: Are #applications that will work on different platforms (computers, mobile devices, tablets) combining native apps (one that is stored locally on your device) and web apps (one that is accessed through a web browser) #Hybrid examples include #Amazon, #Gmail, #Twitter
RDMS: Or Relational #Database management systems are used to organize data into tables—the #data can then be accessed or reassembled without having to reorganize the database tables. Examples of #RDMS include #SAP and #mysql
#BigData : Referring to data sets so large they can’t be processed through traditional data processing systems (e.g Mobile searches or keywords). By finding ways to comb through this #data, companies can identify patterns using them to predict and optimize their #business#canvas
Firewall: Firewalls are systems designed to protect and secure a computer network from external security risks. #Firewalls monitor network traffic and determine whether or not to allow the traffic through based on a user-defined set of #Security standards.
#notagoodmoviethough
Devops: or #DevelopmentOperations is a #Software development process that focuses on helping #development, #operations, and #quality teams understand each other and collaborate better. By unifying these three separate departments, Devops teams aim for shorter development cycles.