Network engineers and network administrators are common positions in the IT field, and both can hold a lot of clout. While it’s possible for the jobs to sound similar in descriptions and functions, and have some real overlap in responsibilities, there are distinct differences. In general, the network engineer is responsible for the design and development of a computer network whereas a network administrator is responsible for ensuring and maintaining the network once it’s been developed. In this article, we are exploring the roles, responsibilities, and prospects for both network engineers and network administrators. Terminology The terms “network engineer” and “network architecture” may be used interchangeably. A network administrator, on the other hand, is typically differentiated … [Read More]