So...what y'all do for a living?
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IronWolf
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Recently just medicaly retired form the us army , sitting at home with the kids and my service dog waiting for school to start this Jan!!
Im a Bachelor Of Engineering student, and reservist soldier, used to be a mechanic/dyno tuner
IronWolf
Lieutenant
lol was a SGT in the feild Artillery , now im studying to be a mechanic only because my passion other then vid. games is Rally and Rallycross
I am a electrical technician trainee at a medical company, I finish in a month. I mostly repair or improve on the manufacturing part of the assembly. I work in particular with the assembly of a Blood Gas mini laboratory.
I used to be a trainee at a aircraft repair station, but unfortunately the company cracked.
Planning on taking a bachlor in electronics. Starting in January.
I used to be a trainee at a aircraft repair station, but unfortunately the company cracked.
Planning on taking a bachlor in electronics. Starting in January.
Agent_Mothman
Space Marshal
I got a degree in MEchanical Engineering from University in Greece.I worked for 6 years in a office doing schematics but since the economy crysis that hit Greece i left there cause pay was awfull and now i am working in an US Aviation company here in Crete.
CrashMan054
Commander
IronWolf
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CrashMan054
Commander
Agent_Mothman
Space Marshal
I work as a SysAdmin in downtown DC for THE MAN.
I am a software consultant with a company called KPIT.
I think the largest part of my job is working with my client to help them understand what the best way to accomplish their needs is, then convincing them that that's how they wanted to do things all along. It's surprisingly easy.
Never been in the military, the closest I've come is coveting a heightened clearance level, because that would let me work on the cushiest government contract projects. Not to mention the pay bump.
I think the largest part of my job is working with my client to help them understand what the best way to accomplish their needs is, then convincing them that that's how they wanted to do things all along. It's surprisingly easy.
Never been in the military, the closest I've come is coveting a heightened clearance level, because that would let me work on the cushiest government contract projects. Not to mention the pay bump.
SkippyLeDoo
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Huegpaynis
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I'm a technical writer for a home warranty company. I write training materials, marketing mockups, and announcements.
And you haven't slaughtered the innocent and worn their ears around your neck yet? Whenever I do any kind of technical writing, it makes me want to stab puppies....
Huegpaynis
Space Marshal
I don't have to work with software engineers or poeple who need what a software engineer provides. It's not that bad.
Community Coordinator at a Video Game company, though I've only been doing that for about 8 months. For the several years before that I worked at a production company doing light/sound for concerts and such.
