What is the difference between a backend engineer and a web development engineer?

1. Backend Engineer:

• Specializes in server-side development.
• Manages database interactions, server logic, APIs, and backend architecture.
• Focuses on functionality, scalability, and internal communication of the application.
• Works with server-side languages like Java, Python, Ruby, and .NET.
• Ensures security, data integrity, and proper management of backend services.

2. Web Development Engineer:

• May work on front end, backend, or both (full-stack development).
• Responsible for designing user interfaces and user experiences on the front end.
• Implements server and database management on the backend.
• Possesses a broad skill set covering both aesthetics and functionalities of a website or application.
• Handles a comprehensive range of tasks throughout the development cycle.