A Network Architect is responsible for designing, implementing, and managing an organization's network infrastructure. Their primary tasks include:

• Network Design: Creating blueprints for network systems that meet the organization's needs, including LANs, WANs, and cloud networks.
• Infrastructure Planning: Evaluating existing networks and developing strategies for upgrades and expansions.
• Performance Optimization: Analyzing network performance and making enhancements to ensure efficiency and reliability.
• Security Implementation: Developing strategies to protect network data and prevent unauthorized access.
• Collaboration: Working with other IT professionals, such as systems administrators, to ensure seamless integration of networks.
• Documentation: Creating and maintaining detailed documentation of network configurations, components, and procedures.
• Technology Evaluation: Staying updated with the latest technologies and assessing their applicability to the organization’s network.