My preferred job title is 'theorist', but that is often too ambiguous in casual and non-academic conversation, so I often settle for 'computer scientist'. Unfortunately, it seems that the overwhelming majority of people equate ...
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Artem Kaznatcheev, a researcher in theoretical computer science - i.e. the ideas that underpin computing - has a wonderful write up of Stephanie Forrest's Stannislaw Ulam lecture at the SFI on using inspiration from Biology to address challenges in Software industry. The Ulam lecture is available in video - but its a few hours long - through seriously worth watching and covers modern developments in genetic programming and other approaches. If you need an abbrieviated write up of the key ideas underpinning the Professor Forrest's lecture - then Artem's write up is an awesomely succinct. Worth reading (and the lectures linked in his article - are worth watching!)