What's your profession?

[AndytheBeave]

Automation/Controls Technologist and programmer

 

[passedpawn]

Stamp collector. US commemorative mints, mostly. I have other hobbies that supplement my income.

 

[MattyIce]

K9 cop

 

[turkeydinner]

Software Engineer/Masters student

 

[jamespz03]

Network Engineer transitioning to an Information Security Analyst next week. Also, a pro beer and cigar snob on the side.

 

[pumahunter]

Events/Expos/Promotions Manager for a very large sportsnutrition company

 

[m00ps]

Mechanical engineer at a chemical plant. One of our products is a flocculation agent that nearly ever large brewery uses (BMC, Sam Adams. Seirra Nevada, etc)

I want to steal all the flasks from the lab and 55gal drums and gauges around the plant. We even have huge conical settling tanks that could be used for fermentors.

 

[Happywanderer]

Air Force. Russian Interpreter.

 

[trussell]

Network manager which in my company =
Server Admin
Help Desk
Equipment Schlepper
and fixer of all things with a plug.

 

[rydev24]

Water Quality Specialist in a state accredited water testing lab at a very large water utility. Pairs quite nicely with this hobby.

 

[watermelon83]

Gigolo

 

[CorporateHippie]

Was a cop for a while and decided to go back to school in a different field. Now chasing after my degree in Micro-Biology

 

[The Pol]

Airline Capt

 

[AbsoZed]

Trainer for an IT Support Corporation. Or close enough as makes no difference. But I do have a background in Network Engineering, does that count?

 

[radiogorillaz]

Stay-at-home dad/freelance (read unemployed) graphic/web designer

 

[Dutchbier]

Hobby shop owner

 

[TrustyOlJohnson]

Airline First Officer

 

[charliebrown52]

Kitchen director for Dinosaur Barbque Rochester

 

[jspain3]

I have an Industrial and Systems Engineering degree from Georgia Tech but work in wealth management.

 

[Rcbandl]

Corrections Officer

 

[histo320]

High School Social Studies Teacher (American Government, Sociology, and Economics). Coach Varsity Football (Special Teams Coordinator and Asst. Defensive Coordinator) and Boys Basketball Coach (Freshman).

I don't do much brewing between August and February. Usually get a few done during Christmas Break.

 

[Tkeonce]

BMW Client Advisor

 

[efi67]

I grew up w my dad owning a Ford dealership. Was always working on and building cars. Got a mechanical engineering degree, worked in that field for 6 years then went back to the dealership. Been there for almost 20 years in management. Still working on classic vehicles but brewing too!!


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[RyanVTBrew]

Cream cheese maker. Lame I know, but I formulate, pasteurize, blend, seperate, and disperse cheese to machines. About 3 different 7,000 gallon batches a night, which adds up to about 60,000 lbs of cheese. Hoping someday this on a resume will land a brewers position.


Green mountain high!

 

[edco76]

Paramedic

 

[RyanVTBrew]

Nice^^

 

[max384]

I'm in my last year of medical school.

 

[brewbeginner]

I'm a supervisor at a slaughterhouse.

 

[Billy-Klubb]

Cream cheese maker. Lame I know, but I formulate, pasteurize, blend, seperate, and disperse cheese to machines. About 3 different 7,000 gallon batches a night, which adds up to about 60,000 lbs of cheese. Hoping someday this on a resume will land a brewers position.


Green mountain high!

keep up the good work, bruva! my wife and I thank you for your efforts! we always have cream cheese in our house. always.

 

[ABVIBUSRM]

chippandale dancer..almost at this level