The brony/furry/whatever the fuck is the only one with a somewhat tangible job description and even that's lofty at best. Container Engine coder is at least something.
As for the others, I have no idea what they do.
"Programmer"
"Site reliability engineer"
"SWE"
"Customer Reliability Engineering"
"Technical Infrastructure"
"Go on Cloud"
"Diversity and Inclusion"
I have no clue what those things are or what they actually work on. All those titles scream "cubicle nigger" which there's nothing wrong with. Just fucking say "cube nigger" for fuck sake. The world needs us cube niggers. Shit, I'm a cube nigger who needs another cube nigger right now. The corner offices are all taken. What nobody needs is a cube nigger with a corner office ego, which is what those made up titles suggest.
I'm currently working with co-workers to hire a JavaScript programmer who has any familiarity with a specific investment management platform. We've all noticed that the more ~*unique*~ and !-important-! the job title they've crafted up for themselves sounds... the shittier they are. People with lame-ass titles such as "Query Scheduler" or "Database Migration Assistant" show that they've picked something specific and stuck with it, as opposed to being bounced around from project to project.
"Custom Cloud Architect" = you've been bounced around like a hooker on New Years. You're present during UML reviews, but you only exist there to drink a cup of coffee and eat a muffin. You have a shitty little line of code in every script but own nothing and command no projects. Even if you can say you're the owner/admin/maintainer of one tiny, simple little cog in the system, at least that cog is you. "Ok, so one of this candidate responsibilities is making sure the script starts at 7:30am and stops at 5:30pm every day, except on weekends and holidays... That's something we can work with."
If another "technical person" can't understand your fancy job title, you're not a super special unique alphanerd... You're just a douche.