Started a new job. My title on the employment agreement form?

"Developer"

Congrats! Remember always backup your database when playing on production server. It's no use advising that don't play on production server when we all know you will.

@error503 Thanks, I was just making fun of the title they gave me on paper; too vague. I have many years in the field.

At a previous job, I was the Domain/Sysadmin. I was responsible for everything: the windows domain, both DCs, the physical network (plus recabling -- the MDF was a *disaster*), the printers, the servers, all backups, all migrations, all the workstations/lappys in the building, antivirus, updates, security policies, etc.

My official title? "IT Assistant".
and my pay matched my title. -_-

Ya I hate this shit, they play around with titles and pay less :/
Congrats on your job and good luck

My contract says front end developer (first draft said fronD end developer). 90% of my time is spend on backend. Whatever. I enjoy myself here.

So... you fix computers and hack Facebook accounts?

At yahoo, all the engineers were "technical Yahoo!'s". So after 5 years there, I was a Senior Technical Yahoo!

Try explaining that leveling when you moved to a different company.... 😳

@theScientist Web Developer, Application Developer, Web Application Developer, etc.

There are many types of developers, including "real estate developer".

It's a global company, the title should be specific.