What is Your Occupation

[the_rayway]

I have recently changed jobs within the University, from International Relations and Recruitment into Academic Scheduling. A good change for me, using entirely different skills.

Also a part-time student, and full-time Mom

 

[michael-s]

Retired tradesman from mining industry.

 

[Hokapsig]

Environmental, Health, Safety, Security and Facilities manager for GE. Part time OSHA instructor, first aid/CPR/AED and safety consultant....

But I just wanna make wine.....

 

[ffemt128]

Consumer Risk Analyst for a major financial institution in Pittsburgh

 

[JohnT]

Forgot to post what I did, been working on & with computers since 1958, when they took a whole floor for one machine, now they are small enough to fit in your pocket, & more powerful than that!! What will it be like another 25-50 years, wish I could see into the future or even be there but its not likely..........

I have been doing pretty much the same since 1977. I remember that the big boys used to have radiators to keep them cool (after all they had a whopping 3.5 K of RAM).

 

[jswordy]

Research writer/editor at a mid-size university that has a strong a research/engineering bent and is ranked fourth in federally financed aeronautical/astronautical engineering research.

I talk with professors about esoteric subjects then convert their specialized-speak into language ordinary people can understand to explain their work to the public in public relations releases that are primarily released to a global market. I also coordinate media interactions with the research functions of the university and answer all research-related media inquiries.

Coolest place so far that one of my news releases has been published: Tehran, Iran.

I could talk about astrophysics in the morning and genetic sequencing in thee afternoon. I call it brain sex. Often the most difficult question for professors that I ask is, what can your research be used for? Frequently, the academic mind is interested in knowledge for it's own sake and sometimes doesn't think that way.

So basically, I scribble for a living. And tap.

 

[olusteebus]

I love it when someone can generate 4d (x y z t) images of the flow!

Wow, do you speak english when you do that. Impressive.

 

[olusteebus]

Lots of hardworking and smart winos here!

 

[2020steve]

Electrical Project Manager up to six years ago, now make wine, travel, play golf and live at the beach winter and summer. Hard to see how I had time to work back then.

 

[Kraffty]

I've worked as a print production manager and graphic artist for the last 35 years. We've owned our own printing company for the last decade where my wife makes me work as a graphic artist while she plays BOSS.
She's pretty darn good at it too! She may not pay much but lets me make wine labels when ever I like.

Mike

 

[Rodnboro]

Security Electronics Specialist with Georgia Dept. of Corrections involving perimeter detection, locking controls, and CCTV. Also a Conditioned Air, Electrical, and Low Voltage state contractor.

 

[wineforfun]

Write and maintain codes and standards for a public natural gas and water utility company.

 

[rawatts]

retired research tech

 

[bchilders]

Business ERP software consultant and trainer. I work from home but I'm not self employed.