What's your profession?

[bigdawg86]

Orthopedic Surgery Physician Assistant

 

[Novacor]

Before and after school program director.

 

[JMathie77]

I run a bakery for a large Midwestern grocery chain, I guess it's cool I get to play with yeast and fermentation even though making bread is not nearly as fun as making beer!

 

[sapphies]

Seems like most people are Engineers of some sort on here, I myself am an Engineering Technology student at Purdue, just wondering what profession everyone is. Just trying to see if there are any correlations between professions and brewing!
Thanks!

I am a Chief Financial Officer

 

[user 254557]

Master Electrician

 

[blubrewbbq]

WiFi Architect

 

[NolaMonk]

Engineer oilfield

 

[MikeOhio]

Paramedic

 

[MT's AZ Ale Haus]

Manufacturing Operations Manager at an Aerospace Machining Company, Previously an Avionics Technician U.S. Navy

 

[sillbeer]

FAA maintenance inspector for my 9-5. USAF reserves, I wright maintenance policy for the command and assist IG on unit inspections. 20 years this month. Wooot!

 

[kmj4458]

Retired Pharmacist

 

[Saunassa]

ECAD Pcb designer. Been drawing circles and squares and playing connect the dot for almost 30 years.

 

[Helmuth Rieser]

I'm a retired Guitar teacher, I have a Tango argentino dance school and since six years I'm brewing. I did a one day brewing course six years ago and since then I'm brewing regularly. Pale ale, IPA, Barley wine, Imperial porter are my favorites. Next project will be a strong Scotch ale. That's wy I'm reading the book 'Scotch ale' by Gregory J. Noonan.

 

[jlinz]

Writer and drinker.

 

[user 214470]

Graphic designer

 

[Qtip]

Branch Manager of a local Credit Union. BS in Finance.

 

[TwistedGray]

FAA maintenance inspector for my 9-5. USAF reserves, I wright maintenance policy for the command and assist IG on unit inspections. 20 years this month. Wooot!

Okay, I cannot be the only one that laughed at this one?

...and that's no offense to the work you do.

 

[user 205607]

Yeah it is pretty much backwards. I just decided life was too short to do a job I hated. Best decision I ever made.

The wife has informed me that this counts as my mid life crisis though, so no Corvette for me.

It is a good job and I have to say the retirement is even better. It’s only been two months, I’ll start working again in n September. Stay safe!

 

[JAReeves]

Department Chair and teacher of Religion.

 

[HornyGoatStout]

Goat farmer.

 

[NJNewb]

It is a good job and I have to say the retirement is even better. It’s only been two months, I’ll start working again in n September. Stay safe!

Congrats! That’s what I want to be when I grow up. 9 years 10 months and six days for me but who’s counting?

 

[Krampus1]

Calculus, Physics, and Chemistry teacher, basketball and tennis coach, bus driver.

 

[007]

Operations

 

[Jenco81]

Director for SAP software consulting firm

 

[treacheroustexan]

Director for SAP software consulting firm

My previous job I used JD Edwards ERP. I use SAP now(past 4 years) and it's so much better. Just so you know [emoji2]

 

[Vespardos]

Environmental Remediation Chemist. Home brewer for the past eight months. Hop farmer since May. I found my tribe at sixty years old.

 

[Shwagger]

Environmental Remediation Chemist. Home brewer for the past eight months. Hop farmer since May. I found my tribe at sixty years old.

Petroleum, solvents, industrial?

 

[Vespardos]

Industrial, steel and aluminum manufacturing.

 

[noiz2]

Sound designer for theatre and sound editor/ designer for film and video.
Though now I'm mostly restoring an old house.

 

[ThinBrewLine]

Criminal Investigator (Sgt.) for a mid-size sheriff's department.
25 years in, done a lot / seen a lot.
Patrol
SWAT
Training FTO....

ready to retire in 4 years, 3 months, 23 days, and 4 & 1/2 hours.