[solovus]

I think it would be cool if we could all post our jobs (not where we work, but what we do). You can post where you work if you want, but I am just trying to get an idea of what people on this board do for a living.

I will try to keep track here (now with broad groupings):
*NOTE:Individuals may be grouped into more than one classification.

Asset Management (Finance/Inventories/Sales/etc.):
Chris05STi - Item Manager/Provisioner for the Department of Defense
Clark_Kent - Finance/Accounting (student)
fourseasonsandles - Insurance Claim Rep
ogintheback - property manager in FL
Ohh Seven - Purchasing Agent
psuLemon - Financial controller @ Boeing
RAS_STI - IP PBX phone systems/CRM Software sales
Rexspeedworthy - freight relocation engineer
Spaztwelve - Sales
Stang2STI - Assistant produce manager (family owned store)
StealYourFace - business development @ chase paymentech
sti2relaxxin - W.L. Gore and Associates (sales)
STIVendetta - Finance Manager for an RV dealership
twiSTies - Marketing manager for Class 8 truck manufacturer

Creative (Arts/Writing):
Boondocksaint - senior copywriter
Edvig - art director in book publishing
midnit - Graphic Artist/Flash Designer

Engineering/Technical:
///M Power - Network Systems Admin
ACHAHockey - Chemical Engineering (student)
Brand - Software engineer
BuzSTid - Mechanical Eng. +CAD +oilfield equip.
chargedvette02 - Field Engineer for United Airlines
delta one - logistics/aerospace systems tech.
Draklen - DBA (DataBase Admin)
dukenukem - Solutions Integrator? (Telecom)
forbas - pipefitter/steamfitter (Alberta oil patch)
Graac - IT Coordinator @ Nuclear Regulatory Commision
Hitman83 - mechanical engineer
jph - senior operations engineer, unix/linux sysadmin
Jungo75 - Network Administrator/Maintainer for the US Army
karleric - Software Test Manager
KrazyKarl - Software Engineer
Late - Radiologic Technology (student)
RC311 - chemical operator
ret030 - Electrical Engineer for Penelec (Power/Utilities)
snorky - MRI/X-ray tech. Mechanical Engr. student
SnowbordrWRX - former rocket scientist, certification engineer for aircraft galleys
sti robot - Engineering Research Psychologist - See post #134
STI_Fever - DBA and software integrator
Teflon Jones - Director of IT
white mike - aerospace systems assembler/technician
wi77iam - Software Engineer

Health and Human Services:
allwheelsdriven - emergency medicine
boxtwo - Firefighter/HAZMAT Tech/EMT-B/Rescue Tech
CKSTI - I.S. support teams supervisor (pharma)
datadatum - Director of R&D at a Pharma company
jnprn2003 - Registered Nurse in Critical Care and ER
LilTuffGirl - EMT-B
QuattroAssi - Clinical research consultant (Pharmaceuticals)
rmo55c - mental health counselor
Subi4justin - hospital lift technician (see post #21)
wyattroa1 - paramedic (god bless you)

Legal/Law Enforcement:
rasetsu - contracts manager
SupraTTBlitz - Corrections Officer
Tortfeasor STi - Corporate Lawyer ($$$)
X-rated STI - Highway patrol in Cali

Military:
Crewchief - C-17 Crewchief US Air Force
Gosu - F-16 crew chief in the US Air Force
Jungo75 - Network Administrator/Maintainer for the US Army
Jutes85 - CF-18 Aviation sytems technician Canadian Air Force
manny07sti - Medic US Army
Speedstyle - P.O.L. (fuels) US Air Force
Sully - Radio Operator/Repairman US Marine Corps
toogood - combat controller US Air Force
TurbineGuy - Helicopter pilot US Army
viperguy - ircraft Ground Engineer/ Sr. F-16 Crew Chief (ex-USAF) / Mercenary

Motors and Wheels:
Barry - Foreign auto parts sales
Blackfang - Service advisor for Subaru dealer
LilTuffGirl - motorcycle sales

Students/Teachers:
Kickstand - Tennis Instructor
m3arch - working on a masters in architecture
RUGBY - High School teacher/coach
STI_Fever - MSEE part-time
STiSubyMan - High School junior
uncle lewie - Ph.D student/waiter
yakmasterjack - Environmental Studies major

Currently Unclassified:
BluSTi - Timber Framer
chaos311clarity - uneducated asshole (not really but he doesn't feel like sharing his info)
deegee - Assistant Director of IT for Intercollegiate Athletics
Emanteno - peddler
ENGPREZA - Full Time Houseband!
Exhausted - Public Relations
forbas - Pipefitter/Steamfitter in the Alberta oil patch
fullerton - professional nipple tweaker
Pitcherman - P.I.M.P. (nice one)
RAS_STI - fluffer (part-time) - see post #117 for details
stiboost21 - pool servicer/Italian restaurant worker
Tbagger - 3rd generation - Family Business - LPG(?)
twigg107 - postal worker USPS (ex-army)
VROOM293 - lunch box actor
WESTI - community center information director

[solovus]

[Barry]

I sell foreign auto parts for the biggest importer/distributor in the USA- Worldpac. Been in the parts biz for 35 years and absolutely love my job. Helps to feed my automotive addiction.

WORLDPAC - The Right Part at the Right Time

[gosu]

F-16 Crew Chief in the United States Air Force!

Just as long as I'm wrenching on something, I'm happy

[Sully]

Radio Operator/Repair man In the United States Marine Corps

[solovus]

Originally Posted by gosu

F-16 Crew Chief in the United States Air Force!

Just as long as I'm wrenching on something, I'm happy

Sweet, I love working on aircraft. I was an electrical/electronics technician on P-3C Orions in the Navy. They are 4 engine turboprops used for hunting subs. The funny thing is they are too big to land on carriers so I spent my 5 years in the Navy without ever stepping foot on a boat of any kind.

Hopefully this thread catches on, I think it would really be neet to see how diverse/similar we are. Plus it could be a great networking tool.

[gosu]

Originally Posted by solovus

Sweet, I love working on aircraft. I was an electrical/electronics technician on P-3C Orions in the Navy. They are 4 engine turboprops used for hunting subs. The funny thing is they are too big to land on carriers so I spent my 5 years in the Navy without ever stepping foot on a boat of any kind.

Hopefully this thread catches on, I think it would really be neet to see how diverse/similar we are. Plus it could be a great networking tool.

Haha I hate aircraft. I just love wrenching. We only get one turbofan on the 16 to move the jet

What do you do now?

[Exhausted]

Public relations

[Sully]

I am thinking about re enlisting for $45,000. Tax free, what do you guys think?

[jungo75]

I am a network systems operator and maintainer for the army. I used to work with and fix routers and switches in the regular army, now I run cat 5, setup computers and phone lines for both secure and non-secure communications state side and overseas. I travel a lot. Right now I am stationed in DC and checking iwsti from _________ (for security reasons, the blank will get updated when I leave this place) while watching WRC Argentina reruns.

Originally Posted by Sully

I am thinking about re enlisting for $45,000. Tax free, what do you guys think?

Sounds good really, but for how long and how many more deployments?

[Sully]

4 more years, 3 of them being a recruiter non deployable.

[jungo75]

Originally Posted by Sully

4 more years, 3 of them being a recruiter non deployable.

Non-deployable with 45000? Trouble . Go for it.

Sorry about the hi-jack. Back on topic.

[Blackfang]

Service Advisor for a Subaru dealership

[solovus]

Originally Posted by Sully

I am thinking about re enlisting for $45,000. Tax free, what do you guys think?

I turned down a $50k reenlistment bonus (also tax free) because I wanted to go to college. College has paid off BIG TIME (Electrical Engineering/Physics) and that $50k is nothing compared to what i'm making now...even factoring in the base pay for whatever rank you are. My advice...go to college and if you absolutely want to stay in the military...go officer.

[wi77iam]

Originally Posted by solovus

Sweet, I love working on aircraft. I was an electrical/electronics technician on P-3C Orions in the Navy. They are 4 engine turboprops used for hunting subs. The funny thing is they are too big to land on carriers so I spent my 5 years in the Navy without ever stepping foot on a boat of any kind.

Hopefully this thread catches on, I think it would really be neet to see how diverse/similar we are. Plus it could be a great networking tool.

Now, I'm a software engineer. I used to be a P-3 TACCO.