The jobs of THR

[NCLivingBrit]

I am a Medical lab Technologist. I know all about pee, poo and blood.

So after an epic night on the town, you could tell us all about someone from their underwear?

 

[Legionnaire]

Former professor that went to the dark side. Now I'm administration.

 

[Geno]

Graduate Research Professor. Previous to my current employment, I was a high school/middle school principal, and previous to that, I was a high school/middle school teacher.

 

[gyp_c2]

hmmm...

...Line Clearance Specialist...

The guy that makes trees look like they are afraid of the power lines...

 

[30 cal slob]

Full time professional a$$clown.

But in my spare time, I work as an investment securities analyst. Ex Wall-Streeter, now work in more gun-friendly 'burbs.

 

[Cybercop]

Present : I do digital forensics/data recovery as well as security analysis/intrusion reconstruction (Write custom tools and design special one off hardware and software for special projects) and other um projects for a federal alphabet agency

Hackers, Crackers and Phreaks, Oh My!

(With all due apoligies to Sir Rudyard Kipling)

Future : Not being the target of an investigation by said agency!

Jim

 

[igor]

Ex-security worker to administrator to executive, then consultant, lastly project manager in international industry. Quit a few weeks ago to forego burn-out... now starting to look for next. I'd like to get back to the security business or maybe HR.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

Museum collections manager and archaeologist (specialty: zooarchaeology)

 

[romma]

Freight Broker... 16 + years And counting.

 

[ctdonath]

Angel Choreographer.

In medieval times, philosophers argued about how many angels could dance on the head of a pin.

In modern times, I orchestrate the movements of ethereal beings on a silicon "pinhead".

Translation: embedded systems software engineer.

Past projects: video poker integration, smoke detector coordination, IV pump operation, movie & still image processing, phone call billing, glaucoma screening, milling machine control, ...

Current project: blood analysis

Future project: starting teaching software development at a university's game design degree program

 

[Walkalong]

Team Leader for Engineering at Baptist East Hospital. ( Shop Supervisor for Maintenance ).

 

[Gadsden]

Industrial mechanic/electrician/HVAC tech for a large distribution center. This is what I do for money so that I can be a small time chicken farmer/woodsman/milsurp collector. Guess which one I like best.

 

[enfield]

I'm retired (tired yesterday and tired again today).

 

[EAFO]

Systems Analyst and Geographic Information Systems Supervisor.

We make maps, and keep track of the pipes in the ground.

 

[ALHunter]

Two full-time jobs:

1. Attorney, specializing in labor and employment law (management/employer side)

2. Dad to 2 year old quadruplets

 

[Dr. Dickie]

Back in the 70's I was an automobile mechanic (Oldsmobile). Then in the late 70's switched over to me a DJ (playing Top 40--afternoon drive). In the 90's went back to school and became a chemist. I now work doing analytical chemistry for a neuroscience group.
Cue Grateful Dead and Truckin, "What a long strange trip it's been."

 

[jkingrph]

Hospital pharmacist. Former Major USAF

 

[fspitzdorf]

Mechanical Design Engineer for a small custom machine builder. Some day I may just say "take this job and shove it" and go back to God's country and work on the doctorate...

After 4pm I restore and repair boats, do custom wood working, custom powdercoating, build a few roundy round racing engines a year, repair farm equipment, farm a little bit, build a custom rifle now and again, feed the chickens and work in the garden... too many irons in the fire and not enough daylight....

Jamie

 

[Steve499]

Chairman, coffee shop liar's table council.

 

[usp_fan]

I'm a Training and OD Manager for a company that makes small earth moving machines. The training is easy...It's being odd that's hard. The Organization Development work is the fun stuff. Want a challenge? Impliment a change against 20 years of organizational inertia and make it stick. This usually involves convincing people it's their idea to begin with.

--usp_fan

 

[Smokin Gator]

Correctional officer at county jail.

 

[Dr.Carbine]

Opometrist, self employed in my own practice.

 

[Myrdhyn]

I provide Network and Engineering support for a DoD installation on Redstone...aka the helpdesk.

Also a fulltime student with junior standing pursueing a degree in MIS.

 

[mordechaianiliewicz]

Part time landlord (not very much property), and ft nursing student (I've come back to school. Being poor ain't fun)

 

[crew590]

Past - Local 'Stop & Rob' (convenience store) clerk.

Present (until June 12th) - Customer Service and Support for Bank of America.

Future (after June 12th and beyond) - Headed back to school to pick up a bachelors in Information System Security (and to get experience so I can find a decent job).

Jay