👉 Connectivity engineering is the discipline focused on designing, implementing, and maintaining the physical and logical infrastructure that enables seamless communication between devices, systems, and networks. It encompasses the planning and deployment of network topologies, protocols, and technologies to ensure efficient data transmission, high reliability, and scalability. This includes laying fiber optic cables, setting up wireless access points, configuring routers and switches, and integrating various network components to create a cohesive and robust connectivity framework. Connectivity engineers also address challenges such as latency, bandwidth limitations, and security threats, optimizing network performance and ensuring that data flows smoothly across the network. Their work is critical in supporting modern applications, from cloud computing and IoT to real-time communication systems, driving innovation and digital transformation across industries.
