What's your profession?

[skibb]

I'm a pro brewer! Seriously...

it's not all its cracked up to be

 

[Gameface]

Naval Officer - shipdriving type

Former Navy enlisted FC2 - missile firing type.

Since then I've been an equipment tech in the semiconductor industry and am currently employed as a maintenance mechanic at a large international yogurt company.

 

[Melana]

I'm a sales rep that happens to sell radioactivity... no really - i do!

Also a mom, cook, gardener, and the brewer of the house.

 

[Paradigm]

Computer Science student

 

[Daphne-weizen]

Obstetrical nurse.

 

[British_ale_head]

Apprentice IT Engineer, or as my job title would put it, Apprentice Junior IT Systems Engineer which sounds more impressive lol

 

[MarathonMurse]

Former Navy enlisted FC2 - missile firing type.

Since then I've been an equipment tech in the semiconductor industry and am currently employed as a maintenance mechanic at a large international yogurt company.

Must... resist... joke... involving... yogurt-cannon!

 

[Moosebrewer]

Airline Pilot. I can't wait to get home and crack a home brew!

 

[BesteBrew]

Chemical analyst at a environmental testing lab.


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[jekeane]

Pastor turned stay at home dad.

 

[brewboy04]

Quality analyst at a Scottish whisky distillery !

It's not as glamorous as it sounds!


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[Yellowirenut]

Commercial HVAC/R tech.
13 1/2 years with the same company.

 

[GeoHawk]

Geologist!


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[penabrewchef]

Executive Chef.....went to school for Computer Engineering.


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[Brewmex41]

If anyone has seen Bar Rescue I'm what Jon Taffer would call a stupidvisor. I'm the swing shift supervisor for a metal fabrication shop, we make boxes for trucks and semis. I Just have no authority

 

[DanzigsMISFITS]

Environmental/Hazmat code enforcement

 

[stbnj]

Special education teacher, specifically teaching a class of students with Autism. My classroom aides look forward to their homebrew bonuses every few weeks.

 

[plath]

I'm a certified middle and high school English teacher, but currently I'm a SAHM homeschooling my three kids.


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[mmmbeeer]

Radiologist specializing in body imaging, department chair, large healthcare system. In a future life, a brewer at a small craft brewery.


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[buddman]

Systems Engineer. Looks like I fit the profile. LOL!

 

[JimRausch]

Veterinarian

 

[ab3642]

Dietitian

 

[drainbamage]

Dietitian

How often do you get to recommend beer as part of a healthy diet?

 

[wildman128]

I'm an ICU RN. Prior to that I mostly did factory work.

 

[Benisone]

Engineer..... Train engineer


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[richl025]

General Surgeon in the US Army.

 

[plumber_bob]

Engineer..... Train engineer


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I come from a long line of railroad people.

Ever work with a crew dumping ballast? I've helped dump many miles. Not fun.
I also ran a ballast regulator for a few years. And at one time I helped put in the grade crossings.

pb

 

[Benisone]

I come from a long line of railroad people.



Ever work with a crew dumping ballast? I've helped dump many miles. Not fun.

I also ran a ballast regulator for a few years. And at one time I helped put in the grade crossings.



pb

I got to run the engine one time for a ballast train, it was interesting how it was all computerized and all I had to do was run at a determined speed (I think was 10mph or so)
I'm in the yard these days building trains and working industries.


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[plumber_bob]

I got to run the engine one time for a ballast train, it was interesting how it was all computerized and all I had to do was run at a determined speed (I think was 10mph or so)
I'm in the yard these days building trains and working industries.


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Things have changed then since i did it. No computers back then. A tie in front of the back trucks, and a chain hooked up to control how far the doors open. And a lot of chatter back and forth on the radio. Speed varied based on the flow.

pb --- don't miss those days

 

[sslater]

Sales.


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