Quote Originally Posted by Ruiner
I'm a *Storage Architect*.

I design, plan, maintain, etc storage subsystems and arrays for my company. This includes disaster recovery, normal day to day operations, replication, performance planning, logistics, reporting, new hardware and technologies...I could go on all day. It's a lot of work...a lot of precise work that requires very detail-oriented thoughts and methodologies.

I'm sure that you have heard of EMC, NetApp, IBM, etc storage. That's what I deal with...

Think *very* advanced, high level in the IT field; especially in the storage field. Anytime you get "architect" in your name in the IT field, you are in the upper group/position in terms of experience, responsibility, $$$, etc.
thats what scott parker does to i think i know that it pays well