MCSE-job types?

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Hi all,
I was just curious to know, from all of the people who have MCSE 2000/2003, or are on their way to becomming one, what kind of jobs do you all do (in some detail, if possible), and what are the job title possibilities?
(For example, an MCSE could be a Technical Architect, Server Support Specialist, etc etc....)

Thanks

 

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From the horses mouth.

 

Senior Network Engineer.

...that being said... I'm the ONLY Network Engineer, so I'm not so sure that "Senior" really matters any.

In my "other job", I'm the President of the company, but you don't need certs to get that.

 

What kind of work is involved with a senior network engineer?
(You sure do have alot of certs! )

 

Just about everything under the sun... network design, network analysis, cost/ROI analysis, workflow analysis, router/switch/firewall configuration, server builds/moves/reconfigs, cluster configs, group policy configs, database administration, application integration, malware removal... just off the top of my head.

...but don't believe for a second that I'm immune from the mundane stuff: PC configuration and imaging, application troubleshooting, password resets, printer jams, print queue resets, and general PEBCAK stuff. Luckily, I've got an awesome help desk queen that handles most of it... but there's only one of her, and when the fires break out, she calls me in for the assist.