Sharepoint architect vs developer/consultant

Differences between sharepoint architect and developer/consultant duties and responsibilities

Sharepoint architect example responsibilities.

• Design the baseline SharePoint information architecture (manage metadata term store taxonomy and content type definitions) for Microsoft.com.
• Act as a SharePoint platform administrator managing the overall architecture, infrastructure, user access, security and database management.
• Lead a team of developers for converting InfoPath forms into Nintex form in response to Microsoft ending support for InfoPath forms.
• Create custom MasterPages and CSS for better user acceptance.
• Develop Asp.Net MVC SharePoint provider host App using CSOM.
• Develop the project using PHP 4 and MySQL 3!
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Developer/consultant example responsibilities.

• Manage SDLC development including analysis, writing technical documentation, design, coding, testing.
• Lead the project, development and architecture of an innovative SharePoint contract warehouse, including designing several process improvements.
• Interpret, develop, and enhance graphic, visual & interaction designs in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
• Work with other web technologies such as AJAX, jQuery, and PHP throughout this redesign.
• Work with AJAX data consisting of JSON responses parsing the same and presenting on the UI layer.
• Coordinate new test environment builds with CICS & DB2 support teams, streamline existing test environments by identifying and eliminating redundancies.
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