what is your occupation

Software Developer by day. Bartender at a pub on weekends.

Color artist for Marvel Comics, currently working on Amazing Spiderman, Daredevil and Punisher MAX. Worked for them for 19 years now. Someone else does the drawing, then they send me the black and white drawing to paint in Photoshop. Freelance, so I work at home.

Student (accounting), UPS package scanner at night, on Friday I interviewed for a position as an Internal Audit intern with SunTrust bank (but I have a bad feeling that I won't get it; interview stress got the better of me).

I'm a Carpenter. I build High-rises, well at least up until recently I built High-rises.

I still don't know what my office title is, but my civil service title is computer systems manager. What I do is program/policy analysis for the NYC Dept. of Health in the office of strategic analysis and revenue maximization, also known as policy an planning. I can either fascinate the hell out of you talking about what I do (if you're a nerd like me), or bore you to sleep.

Unemployed Microelectronic Engineer

Maintenance Technician at a mobile home community. Fixing anything that goes wrong, landscaping, snow plowing, the usual handy man stuff!

Heavy Equipment Mechanic ( cranes, dozers, trucks ) for the past 30 years.

Civil Engineer for a town.

EMT for MUSC Pediatric Team/ Student (Bussiness Admin)

military pilot and lurker on forums...

Applications Engineering Manager for a machine tool company

Firefighter/Paramedic for the Houston Fire Dept

Meteorologist

Gym teacher/Football coach

Tire and Auto Service Store manager and forum lurker also!

Student majoring in Economics and Marketing. I graduate in May and working on getting a job.

Executive Director for two Conference Centers - responsible for statewide promotion for three others.

I really want to retire......

Officially I'm a "Network Engineer" but I do so much more.

Archaeologist aka shovel monkey

Respiratory therapist

Network administrator

Incompetent IT guy (we call them managers). I'd love to chuck it all and brew for a living but since that's not going to happen, I enjoy brewing about a dozen 5gal batches a year.

Wine Sales Rep. Me likee quality alcohol.

masonsjax said:

Well, I generally come in at least fifteen minutes late. I use the side door, that way Lumbergh can't see me, and, after that I just sorta space out for about an hour. I just stare at my desk; but it looks like I'm working. I do that for probably another hour after lunch, too. I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work.

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Bwaah hah ha! (just make sure you get the cover page on your TPS reports... you did get the memo, right?)

Adhesive Chemist

Electrician by day, gigolo at night. True story, except for the gigolo part...

Ph.D. student in Horticulture (turfgrass science)

Network technician, stagehand, former audio engineer/technician, Engineering student, Theatre production student.

teacher and grad student

I am a resident physician, aka "baby doctor." Thinking about doing a Sports Medicine fellowship.
Would love to have more time to brew, between work, SWMBO, and a 9-month-old.
I guess that's why I spend so much time on this site, living vicariously through y'all.

Journeyman Toolmaker-meaning ex-machine builder, but the company self-destructed, and there are few remaining machine build companies left in business. Most now just hire machine builder temps when they need to finish build their outsourced machined parts.

CNC Machinist mostly now, currently running 5-axis CNC Walter cutter grinders making solid carbide application-specific step drills and multi-stage reamers that are used in subcontractor shops for Boeing on the Dreamliner. Non-auto, so this may last awhile...

I work midnights, by myself, they leave me alone, 13 mile drive w/ no lights or traffic, and they pay me decent. I have absolute freedom-priceless.

College student, part time job working with fungal genetics

civil engineer

Personal Trainer

gtpro said:

College student, part time job working with fungal genetics

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mycelium running

Third year medical student.

union pipefitter

I teach high school English. Is it bad that I keep wanting to borrow (steal) stir plates from the chemistry teacher?

Chemist of the bioinorganic variety.