Materials Engineering student (junior)

co-op for Honeywell Int'l (Advanced Fibers and Composites division)

Definitely a diverse crowd here, cool thread!

 

Cool, who you workie for? Airtran here. Heh, yea free travel to SS

 

After a few year stint as a Computer Science & Electrical Engineering student, I got bored...
So now I study Technical Theatre Design (lighting, sound, and scenery) and work as an independent computer consultant and an almost-full-time/full-time audio and lighting engineer for mostly national acts.

 

i am certified(A+, N+, CCNA, MCP) computer service engineer (IT guy) for a company, i play the bass, goto college part time and work on my car on the weekends...

 

Eh, Currently finishing up an AS Degree in Automotive tech, gone through many CTi Classes, a member of the East bay ATA, Part timer at Toyota of Hayward. I also do welding, after my AS i will probably go to get certified...

I work on my car when I can?

 

holy back from the dead batman

I'm working on the better portion of a decade in school, and applying to grad school now. Currently unemployed, but my car is in a garage that is mired with 5' snowbanks in front of the doors.

 

Auto mechanic/service advisor at an independent full service shop=lots of time to work on the 7 but never enough money=).

 

Architecture school.

Part time Rotary mechanic.

Grocery store business center "manager" whenever I run out of money.

 

Commercial Architect (not registered yet but been doing it 3 years)

 

Aircraft Mechanic "F15 re builder" at Robins Air force Base.

 

National Design Engineer for a company that does commercial/industrial security systems.

 

GM and partner @ a commercial trucking company specializing in international logistic service. blah bla blah huh.

 

Be interesting to see what people have changed jobs from this four year old thread!

I teach undergrads how to operate a "small" nuclear reactor at a university. I also teach a basic Electronics class and supervise them while they work with radioactive materials. Someone has to!!

 

tech/fabricator @ The Car Tech.

 

I am an ******* stretcher... I eventually work them to six feet or so.

What would I do with a 6 foot ******* you ask?

Give him a radar gun and a badge.



On a serious note, I am a union fitter/welder

 

23 year old long haul truck driver. I did it to pay for parts for my RX-7. Now I'm in debt up to my eyebrows because the first company I worked for didn't pay very well. I'm making good money, but paying off my debt, so it seems like I have even less money than I did before. Looking into a more lucrative job at the moment.

 

i work at school =.=

 

I work part time at Lake Norman Scuba and go to school at NASCAR Technical Institute

 

design/mechanical engineer.

 

Full-time student working toward an electrical engineering degree.

 

Im 21 here. I work part-time at Advance Autoparts. I am a full-time student for engineering. I dont have any free time, but that that I do, I spend with my two dogs, my fiance, and my rx7 I wouldnt have it any other way either, at this time.

 

Product Quality Vehicle Engineer.

 

I'm 21 here. I work for a company called Star Communications. We are a 3rd party dealer through all mobile carriers and we special in Blackberry Sales and Support. We deal with individual customers but mainly small/fortune 1000 businesses as well as a wide selection of celebrities and sport athletes.

 

22, I work two jobs, in retail and coffee, and am working on a degree in Int'l Studies. (Free clothes and coffee really cuts back on my expenses ). Though I'm taking a break from school till the fall.

 

3rd year mechanical engineer student, work part time at a bicycle shop (other hobby)