Feel free to post what you do for a living here. I work for Hitachi Computers. It is a manufacturing facility that builds high end RAID machines. I work in "Customer Repair Service" as an electronics technician.

Assistant Vice President, Director of Information Services, Reinsurance Association of America

Or more simply put, The Computer Guy.

Reinsurance: Insurance for insurance companies.

I put rapists and child molesters behind bars.

Trucker (insert airhorn sound hear)

Drive for Emerson, formerly known as Emerson Electric but they dropped half of the name for some reason. Big company, makes lots of shit. Most of the stuff I carry would be electric motors that go in Whirlpool, Frigidaire, and other appliances. Then the Copeland compressors go into air conditioners and stuff like that. Also Rigid/Bosch power tools.

I understand we make fans, too. They even put them on our trailers. Never seen one though, in one of my trailers or in a store.

I put rapists and child molesters behind bars.You're that specialized?


Oh, I'm a Maytag repairman. :D

This.

Right now, nothing.

I own and run a web design/online advertisement company...that is the polite way to say that i work designing and advertising porn and casino websites since 5 years ago :)

Before this i worked with my father in a computers shop/repair service that we still own, since i was 14 year old. At same time i studied at school and later at university. I left the university before finishing the Computers Technician career to fund my own bussines (the porn one) as i felt i was loosing my time in the university, i whish i thought about this bussines 2 years before when the boom started in 1998.

Work for a worldwide telecom corporation that develops hardware and software for corporations. I'm the global consolidations financial analyst, and develop financial programs.

Subby - we used to play you guys in softball when I used to live in the Princeton, NJ, area. What are you guys doing for DR? How many data centers do you have?

I'm a Storage Networking Solutions Architect for a company that specializes in the design, implementation and management of optical networks (SONET and dark fiber).

I am a stay at home mom/housewife and trying to get my own business started.

In my former life I was a customer service rep working in different types of companies, and also handled insurance claims for a short period of time.

1. Go to school. (at RPI)
2. Sell shoes. (at Dick's Sporting Goods)
3. Push papers around for a catering company. (Sodexho)

My wife and I own/run an advertising agency. A heavy concentration in media planning & placement, but we're pretty much a full-service shop, handling things ranging from endorsement negotiations to focus groups/research to creative.

I help take from the rich and give to the poor once the rich is done abusing them... hence the need for tort reform lest the political coffers run dry.

I'm a Senior Production Planner for a coach manufacturing company called Prevost Car (www.prevostcar.com (http://www.prevostcar.com)). I basically set the schedule and the production mix for a production line that employs some 600-700 workers. We should make around 600 or so of these coaches, either long distance touring coaches or motorhome shells ready for conversion.

FM

i sell new homes for Richmond American Homes in Jacksonville Florida, run the USFL, and do some acting when I can. I just had an audition for NAPA in which, if Iw ere to get it which is slim to none shot, would do some commercials with the OCC guys. Thatd be cool, but like i said, slim to none shot.

I am a Sr. SAP Business Analyst for RF Micro Devices. www.rfmd.com

I'm an attorney. I work in the legal department of a mutual fund company.

I work for Bank of America as a Marketing Analsyt. My area of speciality is distribution strategy which means I am involved in determining where to put branches and ATMs and then analyzing their performance.

I am a Lead Business Systems Analyst for an investor education company. Running joke around the office is that I am the CDO (Chief Documentation Office). Bascially, I get to meet with the end user document their request, go back to my desk, flow chart and spec out the proposed project, take it to the lead developer, sit with him, figure out technically, what they can and can not do, come up with a time line/time frame, go back to my desk, technical spec it and flow chart, combine both reports, perform a Cost Benefit analysis on the requested project as well as determining if it works within the business rules and functions of the company.

I also own my own web development/advertising/marketing agency. I do a lot of stuff for small businesses, however I did have a couple of large clients (One credit union, another one was tied with a relegious company, that focused on providing their ministry with stores, shops, chat programs so they could ensure they dealt with good wholesome people like themselves)

And last but not least, I sell AFLAC, have done so for over 2 years, it is a nice part time gig that is slowly building a nice monthly residual check for me.

High school English teacher. Retired Army officer.

Tech Sergeant in the US Air Force. I've been doing comm and computers for 14 years now and have generally enjoyed the experience enough to continue to doing it.

i host a talk show on the internet at www.nranews.com and Sirius satellite radio. The NRA in question is not the National Restaurant Association.

I'm in the Navy. By trade, I'm an electronics technician. In the past, I've worked on Shipboard Nontactical ADP Program (SNAP), AIMS MKXII IFF, UPX-29 IFF, as well as a specific switchboard, SB-4229, and Shore Communications equipment.

Right now, I'm billeted to Great Lakes, IL. I'm here for instructor duty. Up until the new year, I was teaching about 500 students (in blocks of 250 at a time) Navy Military Training (NMT). It was a lot of fun, the students enjoyed it as much as I did. I didn't go by the book very often.

I was also in charge of civilian contracts for the building I worked in. Basically I signed off on any kind of corrective or preventative maintenance, as well as answered any questions. I reported to the main building about audits and spot inspections I conducted.

Since the new year, our commanding officer has made a lot of changes to our base, and I've been reassigned. They took away my contract supervising and my teaching time, but have me in the same building. About the only thing I'm in charge of right now is to make sure students get to the schoolhouse for training. If they don't, I notify the student's barracks. A few other minor things sprinkled in there, but not much. Yesterday I didn't even change into uniform while I was there.

I recently (December) picked up a second job. I work at GNC here on the base as well.

I'm back working as an electrical engineer for now. I also have a freelance technical writing business, and did a lot of substitute teaching last year.

Secret Agent. I was a hitman, but decided to go legit.

I'm a shepherd.

I'm a shepherd.

sometimes a man needs a little time, just him and a few sheep.

Shipboard Nontactical ADP Program (SNAP).

You gotta love the navy. Acronyms inside of acronyms! :p

I pick on the Navy all the time (because I've worked with you folks for nearly 6 of my 14 years in service). One of the most notable projects I had in the Air Force was working with the Turkish Army to get Naval Task Forces in the Med vital information about suspect shipping in time for them to decide if they need to interdict or not. That's everybody working together and it was very rewarding. Especially getting one of your Navy Chief's to try and drink the Turks under the table on Turkish Raki. That was ugly. :)

Trucker (insert airhorn sound hear)

Drive for Emerson, formerly known as Emerson Electric but they dropped half of the name for some reason. Big company, makes lots of shit. Most of the stuff I carry would be electric motors that go in Whirlpool, Frigidaire, and other appliances. Then the Copeland compressors go into air conditioners and stuff like that. Also Rigid/Bosch power tools.

I understand we make fans, too. They even put them on our trailers. Never seen one though, in one of my trailers or in a store.
My dad retired from Copeland Corporation 4-5 years ago.

i'm a network engineer/designer for a very large manufcaturing company with responsibility for the global network.

sometimes a man needs a little time, just him and a few sheep.

http://www.geocities.com/gottimd/stormtrooper.gif



....but I digress.

I have been working in Geographic Information Systems since 1982: as a Planning Technician in San Diego in the early 1980s, then as a GIS Consultant in the late 1980s and since 1989, as an Applications Lead for Colorado Springs Utilities. As a lead, I have been doing System/Network/DB Admin, long-time Applications Development and recently, Project and Technical Management. I am a Cartographer by profession and I just tell people I make maps.

I spent a few years programming, mainly VB and COBOL, but decided to change careers and am now a Licensed Massage Therapist.

Senator just stole my line (see my profile), so I'll actually answer...

my night job is sales at PCConnection.
my day job is stay at home dad.

i host a talk show on the internet at www.nranews.com (http://www.nranews.com) and Sirius satellite radio. The NRA in question is not the National Restaurant Association.
I just thought it was the white version of N.W.A.

I just thought it was the white version of N.W.A.

Now what in the heck does the National Wrestling Alliance have to do with restaurants? :D

I currently have no meaningful employment, but I'll be graduating with a Masters in English this May so if anyone has a good job to offer me that involves writing, I'd be happy to listen. :)

Asssistant volleyball coach at Washington & Lee University. Will be earning my masters in coaching starting this summer or fall.

I go to college and am currently seeking a 10 hour a week job. :D

I'm a shepherd.
I wanna move up to Nashua, get a nice little spread, get some sheep and tend to them.

I have been a CNC (Computerized Numeric Control) machinist for 20 some odd years now. I program and set-up computer controled lathes and milling machines as well as all PC related stuff at the shop. I am also Quality Assurance Assistant and program and operate our CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine).

I wanna move up to Nashua, get a nice little spread, get some sheep and tend to them.
You could just go on foreign study and visit Wales... I think they'll let you tend to all the sheep you want.

For some reason I had a feeling Easy Mac's post would be in response to me.

It's than Espn I tell you.

I'm a college student and I coach Junior Varsity Hockey for the high school I graduated from last year

By day, I am a multi-billionare playboy who runs my own company here in Gotham. By night... it's none of your damn business.

Actually I work at a radio station, pushing buttons, keeping shows on the air, bleeping idiot callers who thikn that it's alright to say "fuck" on the air. I also program the automation, so that when you hear a commercial that is streatched from 60 seconds to 120, or the news doesn't come on and there is dead air, everybody blames me.

I go to college and am currently seeking a 10 hour a week job. :D

Apply for a Federal job.

I currently have no meaningful employment, but I'll be graduating with a Masters in English this May so if anyone has a good job to offer me that involves writing, I'd be happy to listen. :)

Do you like saying the word 'fries' alot? ;) How do you feel about paper hats?
Seriously, good luck in your job search.

I'm Superman.

But in the daytime, I work as a processor for the escrow arm of First American Title, and on the weekends I still work at my old college job of waiting tables at TGIFriday's.

I have also worked as a journalist, including a stint as a community beat reporter for the LA Times, have done some fictional writing on the side (but yet to actually get myself an income with it), and have taught myself some programming with the intent to someday work on my own text sims.

CR

Graduating in May with a B.S. in Management from Rutgers. Currently looking for work in financial services, consulting, all that other crap. If anyone is looking for an underling in the NYC area, give me a buzz.

For the past year and a half I worked part-time during school/full-time during breaks at New Jersey One Call as an operator. Your state has something similar. Anytime you (contractors, utility companies, homeowners) are planning on digging, you are supposed to call and register with your state so the proper utility companies can come to your dig site and literally "mark-out" all the utility lines in the area, so your dumbass doesn't blow anything up.

For now, professional student, academic, whatever you want to call it. When I get my next piece of paper in May, could change to something totally different.

Do you like saying the word 'fries' alot? ;) How do you feel about paper hats?
Seriously, good luck in your job search.

Nah, I did my time in the fast food industry a long time ago. I can always teach, but... well, I don't really want to. :D

I graduate in May with a BA in Professional Writing. This summer I'll have the call for a NECBL team as a warm-up for a minor league team next season. I'll be at the Winter Meetings in Dallas this year, and hopefully will have a full-time gig by early February of '06.

Graduating in May with a B.S. in Management from Rutgers. Currently looking for work in financial services, consulting, all that other crap. If anyone is looking for an underling in the NYC area, give me a buzz.

How are your bowing and scraping skills?

all these damn white-collar guys, it's upsetting my stomach.

I work part time at what ever menial job I can find and take care of my grandmother the rest of the time. And by take care of i mean "get yelled at alot and constantly told I can't do anything right". :rolleyes: @TM Sov

I work as a Structual Engineer at Curtiss-Wright Electro-Mechanical Coporation which is about 20 miles north of the city of Pittsburgh. We work on a lot of projects for the Navy but are not Navy employees. We are government contrators mainly. I help design and analyze main coolant pumps for reactor plants that the Navy employs on Submarines and Aircraft Carriers. Right now we are designing a way to launch Airplanes from a Aircraft Carrier by using magnents. We are also working on reequipping a lot of nuclear power plants with new Control Rod Drive Mechanisms (CRDMs) which regulate the amount of power a nuclear plant outputs. It is pretty interesting work. Working for the Navy is fun, but it can be a headache.

My usual job is to look at a particular piece of the pump (or other equipment) and analyze whether or not it will break or deform during normal operations, shock (ie a bomb exploding around it), or a plant transient (ie loss of cooling water). If it does fail I have to work with the Design Engineer to come up with a better design. Our company writes most of its own codes that we use to do the analysis.

You do all the important things 'right' to me Suicane.

Mooch off my parents.

Been a and director in Eastern Oklahoma for 6 years now. I also compose music as a hobby.

Teach high school math (mostly pre-ap precal and algII) and AP psych.
Have coached girls' soccer for 11 years and cross-country for 5.

I do pre-sales and post-sales technical consulting for my company. Basically that means I travel around with the sales people and be the technical part of their presentations, and if someone wants to try out the software, I help them with a proof of concept.

I do pre-sales and post-sales technical consulting for my company. Basically that means I travel around with the sales people and be the technical part of their presentations, and if someone wants to try out the software, I help them with a proof of concept.

You guys hiring?

It's what I did for Macromedia, Adobe, and Corel from 1999 to 2002.

I bartend and wait tables at good old Olive Garden. I'm also going to school to be a surgical tech, which will hopefully just be a stepping stone on my way to becoming an RN...

I bartend and wait tables at good old Olive Garden. I'm also going to school to be a surgical tech, which will hopefully just be a stepping stone on my way to becoming an RN...

You're a nurse Focker?

:)

Hey, the pay is good enough that I won't mind being made fun of...

I call myself a keyboard jockey. I work for World Ship Supply, the largest ship chandler in the US Gulf region (which is part of the largest ship chandler group in North America). I was originally hired to do data entry, but now I do other tasks in addition to that. I create a portion of our advertising. I designed CD's to hold a particular project: a provisions price list that we bring to vessels which have entered the Mississippi River. We have gotten a lot of new business in the past year because of this price list. I am also the company jester.

I'll probably be moving out of Louisiana this summer, and unless I move to a city in which World Ship's group is represented, I'll have to leave all of this behind. :(

I'll probably be moving out of Louisiana this summer, and unless I move to a city in which World Ship's group is represented, I'll have to leave all of this behind. :(

You going into hiding?

Used to be the DBA/Senior Developer for this company I work for. Now I am the Manager of Information Systems, and manage the department. But really they tell me it had nothing to do with the Peter Principle.

Teach high school math (mostly pre-ap precal and algII) and AP psych.
Have coached girls' soccer for 11 years and cross-country for 5.




I sat and stared at the blank space to type so many different things but than I decided almost anything I could say would lead to bad things....so I stop.

:)

Hey, the pay is good enough that I won't mind being made fun of...


I think it's cool, I just wanted to say Focker. :D

I sat and stared at the blank space to type so many different things but than I decided almost anything I could say would lead to bad things....so I stop.

I understand completely

I call myself a keyboard jockey. I work for World Ship Supply, the largest ship chandler in the US Gulf region (which is part of the largest ship chandler group in North America). I was originally hired to do data entry, but now I do other tasks in addition to that. I create a portion of our advertising. I designed CD's to hold a particular project: a provisions price list that we bring to vessels which have entered the Mississippi River. We have gotten a lot of new business in the past year because of this price list. I am also the company jester.

I'll probably be moving out of Louisiana this summer, and unless I move to a city in which World Ship's group is represented, I'll have to leave all of this behind. :(

Why would anybody want to leave Louisiana???

Why would anybody want to leave Louisiana???

I hear the Dolphins job does it for some people :D

I help evil corporations and evil rich people pay less in taxes.

I'm a Senior Tax Advisor for an extended branch of the Wrigley family (think goat curse and chewing gum). They're cousins I believe. I run the tax compliance and tax consulting operations for the commercial real estate holdings of the branch. I'm also responsible for the personal income tax services for the members of the family, the executives and board of directors of the corporate holding company.

I love my job, and the people I work for.The family is loyal to is employees, so long as their loyalty is returned. I take care of them, they take care of me. The best perks - floor seats for the Suns (especially now that they're playing well) and owner seats for the AZ Dbacks.

I'm toying with the idea of law school, with a focus on tax law. My end goal being involved in tax policy making at the Federal level. But right now that's still just a dream.

Oh, and I also own 50% of some software company.

I'm a Junior at San Francisco State, I'm a lead volunteer for the California Transplant Donor Network and I'm not working to focus on school.
EDIT: for 2005

I'm a counselor at a prep school for delinquents in Wyoming. I'm finishing up a BA in Public Policy from DePaul this summer and I'm working on making my company, Omnivore Developments, profitable enough that I can do it full-time. If not, I'm going to grad school to get a masters in Public Policy.

I'm interested specifically in education policy.

This summer, I'm going to be tennis director at 3 camps (2 residential, one day camp) in Connecticut.

BA is History. Went and tried to do network hardware sales, decided that wasn't my cup of tea and I really wanted to teach. Now engaged in either getting my M.A.T or else my initial teacher's licensure here in Mass so that I can teach HS history. In the meantime I sling lattes @ annoying suburbanites here in the Boston-area, and have for 6 years now. Represent Starbucks! (or not!)

You guys hiring?

It's what I did for Macromedia, Adobe, and Corel from 1999 to 2002.

Not that I know of, at least not for a few more months. We're doing a complete rebranding of the products, and everything is kinda scattered at the moment. I'll let you know if anything comes open. One key, gotta be willing to travel!

I am a father of 4 kids. My other job is a mortgage broker for a small broker shop. Both jobs are great and i wouldnt want to do anything else.

I help evil corporations and evil rich people pay less in taxes.

I'm a Senior Tax Advisor for an extended branch of the Wrigley family (think goat curse and chewing gum). They're cousins I believe. I run the tax compliance and tax consulting operations for the commercial real estate holdings of the branch. I'm also responsible for the personal income tax services for the members of the family, the executives and board of directors of the corporate holding company.

I love my job, and the people I work for.The family is loyal to is employees, so long as their loyalty is returned. I take care of them, they take care of me. The best perks - floor seats for the Suns (especially now that they're playing well) and owner seats for the AZ Dbacks.

I'm toying with the idea of law school, with a focus on tax law. My end goal being involved in tax policy making at the Federal level. But right now that's still just a dream.

Oh, and I also own 50% of some software company.

Those are awesome perks. How often do you attend each team a year? Also, aren't you a high-class hoe? :D

Retirement Plan Coordinator for T Rowe Price

You know all those taxes you guys pay?

It's going straight to me.

Sr. Programmer/Analyst - UPS Supply Chain Solutions

I'm a transportation engineer. I time the traffic signals so they turn red right as you're approaching.

For the interested folks, I'll be leaving Louisiana because my wife is getting her Ph.D in computer science in May. There don't seem to be any professor jobs open at any universities in Louisiana, so she's applied to 22 schools which are all elsewhere. I'll be going wherever she's going. She's gotten her very first nibble (a promise for a phone interview) from the University of Nebraska at Kearney, but it's still early in the process, so she'll probably be approached by several other universities over the next couple of months. As for me, I'll just wait at World Ship until it's time to go, and then I'll try to get work in a television newsroom. I'd love to be a video editor.

You know all those taxes you guys pay?

It's going straight to me.


and me too.

I sat and stared at the blank space to type so many different things
So just because your coach licked you all over with his nasty tongue and you liked it, doesn't mean you need to stay in that place inside your head forever...


but than I decided almost anything I could say would lead to bad things....so I stop.
you mean like that.

I have a B.A. in History, so naturally I'm a programmer. ;- )

After giving up my gig as stay at home dad, I've gone back into the mainstream workforce as a COBOL (yes, its still used out there) programmer for a company that writes software for auto dealerships. Ye haw, it pays the bills.

After leaving the "#1 Company to work for in America" (HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA) I'm now an assistant store manager for an independant chain of grocery stores... when I'm not playing poker at Senaca Niagara.

Not that I know of, at least not for a few more months. We're doing a complete rebranding of the products, and everything is kinda scattered at the moment. I'll let you know if anything comes open. One key, gotta be willing to travel!

That my friend is something I am more than willing to do.

Platinum Memeber with Delta for the 3 years I travelled seeing over 350K in 2 years and never leaving North America. I racked up Gold Points with Marriot and Starwood.

I liked getting free upgrades to suites and 1st class, it turns into the perks of travel.

And if I go somewhere fun, I pay for the family to join me.

Anyways, I am sincere, and would love to get a job like that again.

IT Manager for a popular frozen beverage company.

Urology resident

Chief Resident of Child Psychiatry which fortunately allows me to do several cool moonlighting jobs.

For the last 6 months I've been a Project Architect for a very small firm in downtown Chicago. Most of our work is with in-line, freestanding and corporate banks. Gotta love those vault plans!! The previous few years I detailed healthcare clinics in Milwaukee.

Those are awesome perks. How often do you attend each team a year? Also, aren't you a high-class hoe? :D

Forgot about the whoring, probably because that's a weekend gig. Thanks for reminding me. I'll make sure I get that on my business cards as soon as possible. :D

As far as the games, the company only has two seats for the Suns and whenever the CEO, CFO or some other higher up wants the tickets I have to give up my game. I've been to two Suns games this season, and have tickets for next Friday. I think I'm also down for three more games in February and March.

The company has ten seats for the Dbacks, so on average we go to about five games a month during the season. They also have Spring Training tickets for the Giants and I think the Cubbies (don't quote me on that), but I've never been to a Spring Training game because I'm really usually booked up that time of year.

High school Math teacher . . . currently going through a mid-life crisis.

hmmm...well, let's see. I guess the best way to descibe what I do is...fly airplanes. Yup, that sums it up.

I fly 70-seat Regional Jets for an airline HQ'd in Cincinnati.

see also.

degrees in Psych, and Sociology. Work experience in kids with severe emotional disturbances and restaurant management, and flight instruction. Sometimes all three of those things cross each others paths. :)

Forgot about the whoring


oh, I like the dirty talk.... :D

I help evil corporations get bigger by buying smaller other evil corporations. I also sometimes help VERY large evil corporations when they're accused of hurting smaller corporations or consumers. Though sometimes, if the corporation I am working for, feels another larger evil corporation is doing something untoward then I help defend the little guy. Basically I'm an antitrust lawyer doing both EU and US antitrust law.

I'm a Sales Representative for US Cellular and also a full-time college student.

I help evil corporations get bigger by buying smaller other evil corporations. I also sometimes help VERY large evil corporations when they're accused of hurting smaller corporations or consumers. Though sometimes, if the corporation I am working for, feels another larger evil corporation is doing something untoward then I help defend the little guy. Basically I'm an antitrust lawyer doing both EU and US antitrust law.

Oh, I though you work for the Yankees for a second. :)

Forgot about the whoring, probably because that's a weekend gig. Thanks for reminding me. I'll make sure I get that on my business cards as soon as possible. :D

As far as the games, the company only has two seats for the Suns and whenever the CEO, CFO or some other higher up wants the tickets I have to give up my game. I've been to two Suns games this season, and have tickets for next Friday. I think I'm also down for three more games in February and March.

The company has ten seats for the Dbacks, so on average we go to about five games a month during the season. They also have Spring Training tickets for the Giants and I think the Cubbies (don't quote me on that), but I've never been to a Spring Training game because I'm really usually booked up that time of year.

Must be a hell of a profitable company. :)

I'm currently in my freshman year of college working towards my English Education degree. Because I'm receiving a disability check and a subisidy check from the VA, I am not currently working.

I currently have three paying jobs. I am an attorney with my own law firm. I do some general practice but mostly specialize in appellate work. I am a professor at Clemson University where I teach.... you guessed it ... law. Also I am a head volleyball coach for a club team.

I'm a currently out-of-school (Not dropout, but took a year off due to medicial reasons), junior at Niagara University. Hope to graduate by 2006, but not sure.

Want to launch my own business sometime.

Network Admin contractor for the EPA.

Graduating in May with a B.S. in Management from Rutgers. Currently looking for work in financial services, consulting, all that other crap. If anyone is looking for an underling in the NYC area, give me a buzz.

Bump, as I just got my first real job and can now join the party.

Starting at the end of June, I will become an Assistant National Bank Examiner for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a branch of the Treasury Dept. Basically, as part of a team, I will be going around to different banks making sure they comply with regulations and spotting potential problems as well as how to fix them. I have a friend whose father and brother are with the organization and they love it.

Salary is very good to start with lots of room for advancement. Its a federal job so the benefits are great. Best part is that in a two-week period, I'll be working 8 9-hour days and 1 8-hour day, so I'll be off every other Friday. Very excited...

Computer animator in the video game industry. After spending a few years after graduating from college still at my college-job (mixing paint and stain at a local specialty store) I went back to school for computer animation. Got hired at graduation as a contract employee working in the Microsoft Sports Games Studio on the PC NFL Fever game. Eventually was hired as a Microsoft employee just before the stock plummeted (December of '99), stayed with them until the studio was shut down at the end of last October. Worked on all 4 versions of NFL Fever, as well as 3 baseball titles. Most of my work was dealing with motion-capture data; got to be involved in the mocap shoot we did with Peyton Manning (he's a great guy, very professional and quite humble).

Starting a new temporary gig with Midway in Chicago for 2-3 months on Monday; after that it looks promising for me to get a full-time job with their Seattle branch Surreal Software.

I'm shovelling shit in Louisiana

(For Patton Fans...)

I am currently a Information Systems Information Security analyst/consultant for the South Korean government. I specifically supply support a E-Trade Information System for foreign invests in small and medium business. However, I just finished my masters degree in Information Security/MIS .We will be moving back to the US in June and I will be looking for a new job preferably in Network Security/ MIS/ System Sec. analyst type position. Anyone know of anything in this area please let me know especially in the New England area.

I joined the Army straight out of high school, was all gung ho and signed a six year agreement with the "Ranger Contract", (Who knew Florida has swamps with poisonous snakes? go figure). after five and half long years i was set for a medical discharge, but i was so close to my term it was turned out. Since then i have been an Armored Truck Courier. I attend night classes at college, goign for a degree in Computer Informatiuon systems.

I am an Army Captain working at West Point (South Hudson Institute of Technology).

Computer animator in the video game industry. After spending a few years after graduating from college still at my college-job (mixing paint and stain at a local specialty store) I went back to school for computer animation. Got hired at graduation as a contract employee working in the Microsoft Sports Games Studio on the PC NFL Fever game. Eventually was hired as a Microsoft employee just before the stock plummeted (December of '99), stayed with them until the studio was shut down at the end of last October. Worked on all 4 versions of NFL Fever, as well as 3 baseball titles. Most of my work was dealing with motion-capture data; got to be involved in the mocap shoot we did with Peyton Manning (he's a great guy, very professional and quite humble).

Starting a new temporary gig with Midway in Chicago for 2-3 months on Monday; after that it looks promising for me to get a full-time job with their Seattle branch Surreal Software.

The new "Blitz" game?

I'm an outsourced IT department.

My job title is "Consultant". Makes me laugh.

I'm a football head coach... ;)

Ok, maybe not. I'm a huge Dolphins fan. I'm in the US Air Force, and currently work in Germany.

But really...

I am a supervisor and run the operations at the Help Desk for the largest Windows 2000 Network in the world (about 400,000 users) on a major government contract.

Community Development Director for a city of 7500 people.

My main gig is traffic reporting for a radio network across the state of Michigan. I also moonlight doing play-by-play and color for a couple radio stations and one of Comcast's new sports networks.

Full-time: Assistant Quality Manager
Part-time: Assistant High School Baseball Coach
Part-time: Student

I'll decide what company by the end of the day, but I'm a QA Analyst. Actually, at one place I'd be a Quality Assurance Engineer, but that's just splitting hairs.

The new "Blitz" game?

Can't say for sure...

I am Elmer J. Fudd. Millionaire. I own a mansion and a yacht.

I'm a clinical neuropsychologist/researcher/professor-type person at a liberal arts university.

In my spare time I rock totally hard.

I am Elmer J. Fudd. Millionaire. I own a mansion and a yacht.
Again.

Recently, drink beer and watch Australian Rules Football.

Starting a new temporary gig with Midway in Chicago for 2-3 months on Monday; after that it looks promising for me to get a full-time job with their Seattle branch Surreal Software.

The Surreal guys are cool. Had the chance to go to their offices and interview them before Drakan was released (I was working on the side for Gamespy at the time) and they were great hosts.

and to keep the thread on topic....

I work for Boeing as a computer nerd. I spend my days/nights working on distributed environments and large mainframe stuff including Origin and Cray systems.

The Surreal guys are cool. Had the chance to go to their offices and interview them before Drakan was released (I was working on the side for Gamespy at the time) and they were great hosts.

Surreal is a good place for sure, and the location is primo - they're now in one of the Adobe buildings right on the cut next to the Fremont Bridge.

It doesn't hurt that the VP Art Director (and one of the 4 founders) is part of my social circle...

I bartend and wait tables at good old Olive Garden. I'm also going to school to be a surgical tech, which will hopefully just be a stepping stone on my way to becoming an RN...

Though you go to nursing school to be a nurse?

Shade tree tester.

Again.
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