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Applications and Development Engineer for Brembo North America. We produce high performance brake systems for sports/luxury vehicles. Basically, I get paid to test fast cars.

-Todd :rockin:
 
Dude said:
Me too. I'm a pretty big deal. ;)

Matter of speaking, this week I go in to reenlist for the last time--1 more 4 year stint and I retire. Man I hope the next 4 years go fast. I am timing this perfectly to retire on the exact same day I went to basic training. Exactly 20 years to the day. :rockin:

My AFSC is 1W071A. Weather Journeyman Technician or some crap like that. They change it every few years to make it sound more important.

Hey Dude...I retired almost seven years ago. I worked on planes for twenty years as a radar/radio guy. The best thing about retiring....you make more money:ban:

And I don't even look up when I hear a plane anymore........
 
Paramedic for the past 2.5 years and love it!:) Spent 21 years doing architectural, structural and civil engineering. Broke my right hip and elbow and decided that I needed a career change. SWMBO gave me permission to go to paramedic school since I had an interest in it, so I did and could not be happier!:ban:
 
I'm about 8 mos. young at my first "payroll job" in about 7 years. Shipping, at an electrical warehouse. I drove a cab and on demand courier service for about 8 years. 100,000 mi in one year & got to missing the kid. Thinking about getting back into carpentry. Wanna build my own house in 2 years.
 
I've got 2 part-time jobs;

#1, working at the LHBS. Pay isn't all that good, but look at the fringe benefits. (Mr LHBS guy, can you test my homebrew, and tell me what's wrong with it? Me, your whole batch's gone bad. Bring it in, and we'll dispose of it for you!) Then again, there's; "Hey Steve, here's some of our latest Mead!" (Of all the Homebrewed beverages, I like Mead the best!)

#2, working at a freight damaged grocery store. (Can you say, honey for $11.99 a gallon, with my substantial discount added in?) (Did I say I like Mead?) Frozen berries for about $.75 a pound. (Melomel anyone?)

Of the last 4 brews I did, everything came from #2, except the yeast.

steve
 
fretman124 said:
I work for Applied Materials on PVD/CVD tools

I used to work for AMAT in the Zero Reduction group, formerly CRG under Keith Hansen. I supported the Unix operations of the R&D group.

Then went to work for Industrial Light and Magic, Lucas Digital (Star Wars, etc). Have now been at SGI (Silicon Graphics) for 8 years in engineering. I support the software build groups and R&D efforts for our new product lines.

-- Trev
 
Dude said:
Me too. I'm a pretty big deal. ;)

Matter of speaking, this week I go in to reenlist for the last time--1 more 4 year stint and I retire. Man I hope the next 4 years go fast. I am timing this perfectly to retire on the exact same day I went to basic training. Exactly 20 years to the day. :rockin:

My AFSC is 1W071A. Weather Journeyman Technician or some crap like that. They change it every few years to make it sound more important.

I tried the exact same thing, I reenlisted so my last day would be exactly 20 years from the day I went to basic. It doesn't work... For pay purposes they keep ya in til the end of the month. So I did 20 years and 11 days. :)
 
trev said:
I used to work for AMAT in the Zero Reduction group, formerly CRG under Keith Hansen. I supported the Unix operations of the R&D group.

Then went to work for Industrial Light and Magic, Lucas Digital (Star Wars, etc). Have now been at SGI (Silicon Graphics) for 8 years in engineering. I support the software build groups and R&D efforts for our new product lines.

-- Trev

You're not resonsible for Jar Jar Binks, are you? :D
 
I am a purchasing agent for a big food manufacturing company. If you ever need something like 40,000 lbs of cheese or tomatos or peppers let me know. I can hook you up!
 
I am a journeyman machinist and part time custom hunting knife maker in norther Ill.
 
Flyin' Lion said:
You're not resonsible for Jar Jar Binks, are you? :D

Nope, that was George's kids. Well at least they got to name them. :D

-- Trev
 
Environmental Engineer. I spend about 1/2 my time in the office and the other 1/2 at hazardous waste sites.
 
I am a grounds manager at a wealthy private estate. I take care of 275 acres of wooded property, 15 acres of fine maintained turf grass, and a 27000 ft2 home built in 1929. I am in charge of a staff of 8 people. I am also a dad and husband.
 
I work with the hormonally impaired.
(8th Grade English Teacher)

I drink therefore I teach
OR
I teach therefore I drink.

Something like that.
Great hours anyway.
Weekends are brewtiful!!!
 
I really doubt many of you read through this thread to read what I do....


but Im an HVAC Mechanic at Pfizer. Just finished my apprenticship and and made journeyman today.
 
I'm in the Coast Guard. Best job in the world currently. I'm second in command, manage the budget, all the admin, and I get to drive boats around and work on buoys and such. Greatest job ever until we run into sh*t like this
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Dan
 
i'm a chef at the very overpriced Kaikodo in Hilo.my job duties include way too many smoke breaks,freaking the saute guy out on a daily basis by telling him that the big burly monster grill guy thinks hes freaking hot,eating and watching the dishwasher cringe as we blare death metal for 8 hours straight!its all in good fun,trust me we all have our fun with each other:)
 
I design kitchens, bookcases, bathroom cabinets, entertainment centers, home offices, and wetbars.

The bars are my favorite part. :rockin:
 
Former aircraft mechanic, but I am now a CNC operator for a stone shop. I just got an offer yesterday from the top paying airline in the country, so I think this CNC stuff is short lived.
 
Sales Manager for a large industrial distribution company. I cover 2.5 states, and get to see all types of manufacturing processes....

Two of my customers are breweries, thats what got me interested in Homebrew.:cross:
 
beerman6 said:
I am a journeyman machinist and part time custom hunting knife maker in norther Ill.
Got a link to web page with photos of your knives? I always thought that would be a really cool hobby, to me at least. Also, do you sell your work? Please put an add in the classified section, I love custom knives!
 
cnbudz said:
Residential and Commercial mortgage broker. I'm licensed for all of New England, New York, and Florida

Jammin busy lately, eh! Hope you saved up while times were great...
 
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