What's your profession?

[JFry]

Landscape Architect, working on parks and trails for a non-profit

 

[M4car223]

I'm a firefighter in south Florida

Was state cert EMT and FFII in NC, as well as Lead Fabricator and alternate tire changer on a NASCAR Nationwide series team (2005-2010). Now just a sad diesel mechanic/welder.

 

[SippinSudz]

Armoured Car Guard - Canada

 

[mishadude]

Warrant Officer, US Army. Soon to be retired! (More brewing time)

 

[Fluggs]

Software Developer - South Africa

 

[klaggy]

Firefighter/paramedic sacramento fire.


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[SippinSudz]

Dec

 

[Monkey-BB]

Adult film star...
It's hard work...

 

[jspain3]

As the name would suggest, I'm a CPA. I don't know anyone else in my profession that is a home brewer!


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I'm also a CPA.

 

[Stealthcruiser]

A M T, ( aircraft maintenance technician), for a major airline, doing sheet metal work / fabrication.

 

[JonLaw]

Chef for Sundance resorts in UT
Before that Army active duty for 10 yrs. 18B 😎

 

[grainbill]

Journey Level Lithographer

 

[wildactbrewer]

Marketing Sales Rep

 

[phil74501]

Drive around in the country and listen to the radio. :rockin:

 

[robbie2334]

Work for asplundh. climbing and triming trees back from power lines.

 

[jbb3]

Drive around in the country and listen to the radio. :rockin:

Go for it driver!

 

[robbie2334]

Lots of public service up in here. I just made the move from full time firefighter to full time cellarman at Jackie O's. Going to be brewing there soon. Quite excited.

That's awsome. I love jackie o's. I was sad when I heard the fire uptown got them and the union bc those are the reason I go uptown lol

 

[dhesington]

Structural engineer at a consulting firm. By no means did I read all of the responses, but was surprised I didn't see more engineers on the last few pages I read.

 

[Strut]

Code Monkey, mostly mobile and web stuff.

 

[jbb3]

Structural engineer at a consulting firm. By no means did I read all of the responses, but was surprised I didn't see more engineers on the last few pages I read.

Relax. There's a ton on engineers on this forum/thread. :rockin:

 

[hezagenius]

Work in credit risk management for a very large bank.
I was a practicing PE in civil engineering prior to switching to finance.

Education:
BS in Civil Engineering
MBA
MS in Finance

 

[Sailingeric]

Work in credit risk management for a very large bank.
I was a practicing PE in civil engineering prior to switching to finance.

Education:
BS in Civil Engineering
MBA
MS in Finance

I do just about the same thing and I suspect probably for the same bank.

 

[hezagenius]

I do just about the same thing and I suspect probably for the same bank.

Could be. I know we have some credit risk groups in Oregon.

 

[W0GWT]

Could be. I know we have some credit risk groups in Oregon.

Any openings for an amazing CPA?
My SWMBO is applying to grad school at 2 Unis in Oregon.

 

[dhesington]

Relax. There's a ton on engineers on this forum/thread. :rockin:

Yeah figured as much. Anyway, having a homebrew...consider me relaxed 😎

 

[thomasjr16]

Bachleors in Chemistry with a secondary teaching certificate

Teaching high school chemistry and forensic science

 

[plumber_bob]

Bachleors in Chemistry with a secondary teaching certificate

Teaching high school chemistry and forensic science

Isn't that how, Walter (Heisenberg) White, got started?

pb

 

[yewtah-brewha]

Chef for Sundance resorts in UT
Before that Army active duty for 10 yrs. 18B 😎

Always good to see a fellow Utah'n on the thread!

 

[philipCT]

Engagement Manager for Digital Marketing Services
Haven't seen too many of those around here. My geek software engineering background seems more common.

 

[jkovac]

Customer service manager for start-up medical device company.

Have a young female engineer here who also brews, my kinda girl.

 

[jspain3]

Isn't that how, Walter (Heisenberg) White, got started?

pb

We can't be certain.

 

[sneezye]

I'm on the life-long career sampler plan. I have no idea what I want to be when I grow up but I'm enjoying trying a little bit of everything.

Currently:
Draftsman/Project Assistant at an Environmental Consulting company

Previously:
Electrician
Construction
Civil Engineering Draftsman
Residential Care Director
Real Estate Appraiser
Automotive Mechanic

 

[sacrifice]

Recently retired from the State of Alaska as a network/computer person. Before I retired I decided that a good "retirement" job would be a middle/high school teacher, so I now work part time as a business and technology teacher in a middle school.

 

[JohnSWA]

Aircraft Mechanic for Southwest Airlines hence the handle "JohnSWA".

 

[Wrangled13]

Auctioneer/appraiser/real estate broker

 

[carpenike]

IT Consultant for Microsoft.

No college.

 

[cmdrmonkey]

Locomotive Engineer for a Class 1 Canadian Railroad

 

[fimpster]

Sales rep. Network hardware and software for call centers and other SME enterprises.

 

[Vodomagoo]

I have an insurance agency with 2 friends.

Prior to the insurance and financial world I was a sales engineer for a friend's metal manufacturing company doing sales, project management and implementation for major retailers

 

[joewouldbrew]

Zipline Tourguide - Maui Hawaii. I also planted native trees in all 50 states. www.plantawish.org