OT (Sorry) - What's your job?

[Alex C]

Hey, I've been wondering this for a while, sometimes people refer to thier jobs, but this can be a way to get a better idea of who we all are.  (Sorry for the off-topic post, but this is a community-building theme, and I can't ask it anywhere else    ).

I have a summer job as a laborer for a custom home construction company.  I do odd jobs and lift heavy things and carry heavy things and set heavy things down.  

So, what's YOUR job?

Alex

[MarkB]

Systems engineer by day.
Mad scientist by night.
Evil genius 24/7.
"-)

[niftydog]

broadcast electronics engineer.

I used to have one of those "heavy thing relocation specialist" jobs, but now I got me a cushy desk and a work bench with one of those sweet hydraulic chairs withing easy rolling distance of the snack fridge and I ain't ne'r goin' back!  

[Peter Snowberg]

*&^*&^ of all trades.

These days just doing odd computer nerd, electrician, and handyman jobs and now working one day a week at the desk of a bed and breakfast inn. :lol:

One day I hope to answer that question as "amp & effect builder".

Take care,
-Peter

[brett]

Agricultural systems scientist.  
My collegues call me "the smiling assassin". I love that.  In science, to be despised by others is to know that you're really on to something.  

[triskadecaepyon]

High School Junior  :?  

An Unvoluntary job....

[1wahfreak]

I'm an Engineering tech at 3M. We make touch screens for hand held data aquisition and industrial controllers. Quite interesting. Not only that but endless supplies of tape.....

[Yuan Han]

3rd year going 4th year undergraduate.
physics major

[Sic]

Assistant manager of a pizza place =/

Only reason i haven't taken my own store, is cause i want to go back to school...

i started college when i was 16... and had problems there with a teacher and the school i transfered from... my credits are FUBARed

I really want a rewarding, and challenging job... something that not only keeps my hands busy, but also keeps my mind busy. So many times at work i find myself just frustrated due to the lack of brain stimulation =/

heh

/rant off

[csj]

Air Traffic Controller... sequencing and separating aircraft in a radar approach control for 20+ years now.

[Rodgre]

Producer/Engineer.

I turn your paper boy into a rock star.

It's a fun career, though sometimes the lack of steady hours or steady work can be harmful to my health. I get to play with all the gadgets I build and I'm surrounded by interesting musicians all day. Not a bad deal.

Roger

[Lonestarjohnny]

John Davidson
I've lived in Natalia Texas for 35 years, I.ve got 30 yr's in the oil fields of this Planet, I can irritate people in about 7 languages, and can only read and write in English, I have done everything from Ruffneck to Engineer on offshore drilling rig's and land rig's in every major oil producing country, my title now is Electronic Supt. I will be going back to work in So. America this fall , I'll be working 30 day's on and 30 day's off, when I'm home I work as a sound or gear tech for about all the bands from texas, I've been on stage and worked with people like Eric Johnson, Lenny Kravitz, Black Crow's, Offspring, The Liveing End,Jimmy Vaughn,Kim wilson, Bo Diddley,Sir Douglas Quintet, Augie Meyers Band, just to name a few, when I first posted on here, Aron made the Statement he thought I sounded like a happy person, You bet your Sweet Ass, I can't complain about Nodda, and I think this forum has some very Good, and Decent people  involved, it's gotta be one of the Best.
JD

[jimbob]

Im an educated / aspiring father / an example of job exporting (Sony Corp) and fiction writer. :wink: -The hardest and most rewarding job yet= Father

[Somicide]

I am a construction worker, at the ripe age of 17.  I cut and install baseboards and doorjambs.  wooo... at least its scratch!

[guitarhacknoise]

lets see?
i'm actually schooled in off-set lithography, but no one knows what that is anymore! i thought it was fun and artistic! little did i know that the computer Could/Would take all that away! ( actually it's all my fault! I was to concerned with art and not money, so i never paid attention to the future!) since then i've been a cook, ( of course!) truck driver, electrician, transmission parts salesman, doorman, bartender, rockstar, landscape "artist", ohh... and let's not forget... oaff! the one job i have not had but could easily get( god forbidding!) junkie!
but as of right now!....... i just work as shipping and receiving manager for a high-voltage supply house, boom- shaka- lakka boom! ( lol!) :twisted: just remember to  let those mylar balloons loose!

[yano]

I work as a pizza delivery guy to pay the bills, and i'm going to MTU for Computer Engineering, starting my 2nd year.

[bwanasonic]

Photoshop Jockey for many of the ad agencies in the Boston area. Before the Mac /DTP revolution I did the same thing, only with airbrush, film, and assorted nasty chemicals. Also operated a behemoth of an analog drum scanner that I salvaged the massive sixty pot front panel from when they junked it.

Kerry M

[crawler486]

computer programmer.

[Torchy]

Started working life as RAF Avionics & Weapons tech, then after demob loads of jobs, now finally & eventually Senior Network Engineer for global IT company.

[Davide]

Informatical Engineering student.

i'll graduate next year... then specialization  :roll: