What's your profession?

Living the dream!!!!!

 

3pl Operations mgr. I keep big building of tires working, but i am ready to move on.

 

Damn skippy, took a while to get to this point but totally worth it.

 

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I listen to this every few months to put it all in perspective.

 

Damn quite the crowd of professionals in here. I am a saute line cook in a really busy brewery/restaurant. Love most of the people i work with and never have a dull night. I would like to pursue my real passion for welding and somehow incorporate that with brewing equipment. Stainless junkie as well Slowly working towards a new career but for now this pays the bills and i enjoy some of the perks that go with it; especially the beer i enjoy everyday after busting ass in a hot kitchen all night! I chat with the brewers every once in a while and have learned quite a bit from them!

 

I'm a teacher. Thinking of going back to university to get a Master in Linguistics.

 

I'm a Sous Chef on the Smithsonian, National Museum of the American Indian. Lots of cool and different food we get to work with and awesome history to back it up!

 

I'm a synthetic organic chemist

 

Navy pilot, retired airline pilot......BUM! D__n it feels good to not answer to anyone!!

 

FedEx guy and my passion and side hustle is photography. .

 

PA State Corrections Officer. (read "Adult Babysitter")

Currently working in a Restricted Housing Unit, the jail within the jail lol

 

Plant operator in a steam generation plant

 

Corporate lawyer

 

Excavation Contractor

 

Retired Veterinarian

 

Machinist

 

Super-acidulated cosmic pimp.

 

Computer Forensic investigator and Information Security adviser.

 

Local Area Network Specialist for NASA

 

Any 'positive' results that you would be willing to share with us who drink Chicago craft beer? How often do they dump a batch? Lagunitas?

 

Your a very corrosive person........I had to look it up.

 

I am sure some here would agree with that.

 

Manufacturing Professor/supply teacher.

 

College professor. Multiple fields.

 

Life Support Lead Engineer on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

 

Failure Analysis supervisor - team of eletronics / C*s*o engineers investigating root causes of product field failures...

 

Certified Public Accountant.

 

Machine repairman Ford Motor CO.

 

commercial fisherman

 

Real Estate Agent.

 

Ask me again after the Powerball tomorrow.

 

I'm an ex-Ombudsman (communication and energy industries). Before that I tried to be a full time musician, but that didn't pay so well and the hours sucked. I play guitar for enjoyment now in a ska-punk band. I've had my own company custom-building guitar amplifiers, and that went well until the recession hit. I still have that going in the background as an interest and one-day retirement income. Other than that, I'm looking for a full time day job and a change of direction. That is what got me so interested in brewing - it would be great to work in a microbrewery, being creative in the brewing process.

 

My wife and I run a pool and spa business

 

What I have is a job, not a profession. I have a BA in criminal justice I just got last year which I ultimately want to use to start a profession in law enforcement or with the government. I am also working on a an MA. For now I work as a security guard. A rent-a-cop. But the company works with the military so it's kinda cool.

 

Physicist/Engineer/Astrophysicist. The first is my job title, the second is what I spend some amount of my time doing, the third is the output of what I do.

I build the receivers and a bunch of other stuff for this thing:

 

Quality Control Validation Lead for a Biotech. Lots of homebrewers in the industry.

 

Automotive technician at Mercedes-Benz

 

Lawyer. Family and bankruptcy.

 

Data Analyst.

 

Law Enforcement Official