Job titles of the near future:

* Software gardener (the intersection of devops & maintenance)

* Software archaeologist (maintenance of old but important systems)

* Software anthropologist (maintenance of old but important systems whose behavior is confusing)

* Software documentary editor (a software anthropologist that annotates old broken software & its documentation for software historians)

* Software historian (studies old versions of software to make it understandable to modern users)

@enkiv2 Today they just call us consultants.
@daHob
Better term than "software engineer". You're not an engineer if you aren't doing KT analysis.
@enkiv2 well, I just got out of an hour long meeting with the performance team. They were demoing a new metrics dashboard...
@daHob I think that makes their analytics suite an engineer.
@enkiv2 so if we design an app that does KT analysis we are making engineers?

@daHob
I'm sure it takes less time and money than manufacturing them the old-fashioned way.

(Fertilizing an egg, feeding it for 18 years, pushing it through six years of a bachelor's degree, giving it an internship at a military contractor, and enrolling it in a professional organization.)

@enkiv2 plus a subscription to Spectrum