What's your profession?

[David Surette]

Retired from Varian Medical Systems. Worked for 31 years doing installation and service on linear accelerators used for radiation therapy cancer treatment and industrial applications.

 

[Soulshine2]

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 was a union carpenter for almost 25 yrs,but in June 2017 we moved to Alabama and I instead transferred to a Union Millwright local.
I make engineers look good, because it doesn't always work on paper or a CAD program.
I enjoy it so much more.

 

[GreenTerror]

Food scientist, currently working for a cheese company

 

[FleEsq]

B.S. Engineering
J.D.

So I'm kinda weird, and some would say evil; because I am a Criminal Defense Attorney.

 

[Velnerj]

I've got a BA in biblical and theological studies, an MA in biblical exegesis.

Moved to a foreign country and I teach English.

 

[truenorth73]

Sheriffs Deputy

 

[ptrfishing]

I.T. and business project manager. I could think of at least 10 things I'd rather do, but here I am.....looking for retirement (7 years more) so I have more time to brew.

 

[BikerMatt]

Mailman

 

[danielthemaniel]

I'm a manager of a grocery store. I like to make friends with the adult beverage vendors [emoji41]

 

[spittybug]

Petrochemical consultant to the stars. Haven't worked a nine to five since Jan 2011. Occasional consulting, expert witnessing and modeling keep me in beer money. I call it retired. Wife hates that term.