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Field Engineer here. No degree worked my way up after 6yrs AD AF as a weapons guy.

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Offshore employ. I work on ROV's (Underwater Robots). Very technical field, and yes you have to be skilled in many areas. Electronics, Hydraulics, Fiber Optics, and Brewing.:mug:
 
Truck driver is how I pay my bills. I also do hobby work in a sheet metal shop and am quite mechanically inclined. I would love to sell a commissioned piece and claim "Armourer" as an income source; I feel that day is far away.

I do have a (married) couple of friends who brew beer and wine and both are engineers.
 
Hi all, new here so I thought I would post here first as kind of an intro.

I am an Applications Engineer working on diesel EGR coolers.
 
Chemical Engineer, University of Western Ontario 2008

But I don't work as a chemical engineer. I'm lucky enough to work in a growing brewery in Illinois
 
Why? These numbers are truely unbelievable. I have thought about this. It is definately art+science, beyond that I don't really see the connection. If the poll was more detailed, say separating, electric system brewers vrs. Those brewing with more traditional methods, you may have a very different poll.
 
Not a engineer just a low level maintenance technician I don't like the pressure if what I design goes into a car and gets someone injured

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An engineer at heart? Professionally I do high end IT infrastructure solutions, but I also own/manage a manufacturing business, spent 6 yrs in Navy advanced electronics, and I build all my own beer related projects (mfg business affords me access to lots of tools - which I bought!).
 
I took electrical engineering in college. The moment I graduated I said I would never become a electrical engineer. After college I decided to work in home water treatment and then as a full blown plumber. Got my ticket and decided enough of that ****(no pun intended) and went and worked in northern Ontario as a fishing guide for 2 summers. After that experience I realized I could make a living doing something I love so I decided to fall back on my passion, bikes. I am now the senior mechanic in a local bike shop. May not make as much as the engineers but I have been able to buy a house and I love my job and my life
 
To each his own, man. I started as a diesel mechanic and hated it so I'm back in school for ChE. Everyone loves something different.

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I'm definitely not an engineer. I'm not allowed to use the term social worker as an official title because I'm not licensed, but I'm a social worker. I have a small caseload of adults with mental illnesses whose lives I run.

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I'm definitely not an engineer. I'm not allowed to use the term social worker as an official title because I'm not licensed, but I'm a social worker. I have a small caseload of adults with mental illnesses whose lives I run.

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That sounds stressful, brewing must be your escape from all of those cases
 

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