What's your profession?

[DonH]

Full Time college student and Fulltime Loudspeaker Designer and Builder

 

[neolithium]

Canadian Army here

 

[BadDeacon]

Ever go back and try to reverse engineer it? Lol. What platform/language do you code?

VB and SQL. More of a cowboy coder. Boss asks me to fix the fired contractors work and I do it. It's like a giant pile of Legos. One day I'll get into the web sphere. Starting to teach myself jscript.

Long way from Forestry School.

 

[AlmostWitty]

Technical theatre professional, currently negotiating a PM gig to go along with my TD gig. Hard to schedule brews around the erratic schedule, so I'm admittedly imprecise about certain aspects of brewing, but I've enjoyed some real success at the high abv range recently, so there's that.

 

[tincup_buck]

Sales Agronomist

 

[emorris]

Diesel bus tech for a local company.

 

[kirkm89]

VB and SQL. More of a cowboy coder. Boss asks me to fix the fired contractors work and I do it. It's like a giant pile of Legos. One day I'll get into the web sphere. Starting to teach myself jscript.

Long way from Forestry School.

Yeah I'm self taught VB and SQL. Aka google copy and paste, debug until it passes without errors lol.

 

[W0GWT]

Yeah I'm self taught VB and SQL. Aka google copy and paste, debug until it passes without errors lol.

I do a little bit of VB at work, mainly because the firm is too cheap to hire a full time IT guy.

I started with Cut & Paste from Google, then fixing it. It's actually pretty impressive what you can learn by doing that.

 

[scootdog]

Fabricator at a large aerospace company.


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[BadDeacon]

I do a little bit of VB at work, mainly because the firm is too cheap to hire a full time IT guy.

I started with Cut & Paste from Google, then fixing it. It's actually pretty impressive what you can learn by doing that.

Best way to learn. Kinda like working on cars. Or brewing....

 

[seejayabney]

Dog trainer

 

[Backslide]

Electrical engineer by degree but, work in the oil and gas industry!

 

[icebob]

Avionics Lead/Inspector, but for the guy who work for me I'm just a PITA

 

[Miket1099]

Heating and air conditioning technician. Love the business and helps a lot with the hobby


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[DigB]

Career Firefighter in a large Canadian city

 

[vensik]

Financial advisor and professional husband

 

[Bobb25]

Retired Electric Power Engineer

 

[BrewCityBaller]

Electrical Engineer doing mobile network design.

 

[dkeller12]

Business Analyst. Mainly data analytics and automation building using VBA. Although 50% of the day I am day dreaming about something brew related.


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[grizzly2378]

I normally write, compile and edit extremely long, overly detailed and insanely mind-numbing environmental effects reports for the US Forest Service. But, I am currently detailed into a wildlife biologist position, which means I write extremely long, overly detailed and mind-numbingly boring biological effects reports. And every once in awhile I actually get to go out in the woods and look for animals.


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[MI_Dogman]

US Merchant Mariner 2nd Mate Unlimited (Not Coast Guard, Not Navy)

Asst. Dynamic Positioning Operator

BS in Business Administration

 

[jtratcliff]

Planetary Geophysicist.... Check my sig for the book I co-authored... Great Christmas gift for the space nerds in your family

I'm also into cooking, wood working, etc. The DIY aspect of brewing drew me in, the tasty beer keeps me comin' back

 

[ol-hazza]

I'm a youth coach working with youngsters who have dropped out of school. Doesn't help with the hobby at all

 

[rappell]

Air Force Police Instructor. 34 yrs AF!

 

[jrowland74]

Police officer

 

[Snicklefritz]

Network engineer

 

[Komocabo]

Manager at a Debt Collection Agency. I am also a part time student.

 

[chawn]

Planetary Geophysicist.... Check my sig for the book I co-authored... Great Christmas gift for the space nerds in your family

I'm also into cooking, wood working, etc. The DIY aspect of brewing drew me in, the tasty beer keeps me comin' back

That has to be the coolest profession on here. I'll definitely check out your book.

I'm a hedge fund manager with a graduate degree in economics.

 

[Curtis2010]

Profession? Oh yeah, I used to have one of those.

I do still get paid to go sailing though...not a bad gig. Next week: Belize.

 

[jtratcliff]

Profession? Oh yeah, I used to have one of those.

I do still get paid to go sailing though...not a bad gig. Next week: Belize.

niiiice....

 

[Beer is good]

I design computer programs in my head and type them out into my keyboard and the letters compile into programs that do things.

 

[jeffbrowand]

Airline Pilot

 

[Tidwellc]

Industrial automation systems

 

[giraffe]

Adjunct professor.

 

[bobeer]

desktop technician/sysadmin/technical writer/network admin---- IT Dude for short.

 

[jfr1111]

Title attorney or public notary.

 

[metanoia]

I design computer programs in my head and type them out into my keyboard and the letters compile into programs that do things.

I am a software developer as well.

 

[nitz146]

Clinical laboratory scientist

 

[mxstar21]

Medium voltage electrician MOS 12P in the US Army.

 

[phillip_h]

Middle school orchestra teacher