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[Akito272]

QA analyst. I test and test mostly boring stuff

[Faolan]

3d design/modelling and prototyping.

[Aryn Fox]

I'm studying to be a radiologic technologist. Currently studying for the boards- exam is in August.

[ZehavaSavages]

Managing Principal of my own Financial firm

[Theodin Killmore]

I work for a defense contractor as a network engineer. We use mostly Cisco equipment, a little Juniper. Started out in IT desktop support then moved onto Servers and internetworking. Degree in IS concentration in Networking and now started Masters Classes part time in the nearby university in Network Management.

I need this game to relax from classes and work, and I love my MW games of old table top and PC….


May Buddha’s compassion go with you and guide your targeting …IF not ……….. EEEJJJEEEEECCTTT!!!!!

[Shrike88]

I work at a computer store at a post-secondary institution. Cool place to be

I guess I'm also a member of the Canadian Ski Patrol, but that's my volunteer job.

[Tim doyon]

I'm an oiler at the only coal mine in alaska, I also moonlight as a bush pilot on occasion.

[Ralre]

Controls Engineer/Programmer/IT Support for a factory

[Syclonus]

I work @ Averitt Express, working on both the dock and yard dog (moving ltl & truckload trailors).

[Smokewolf]

Im a grocery store manager. Which really means I am the guy that gets blamed when everything is wrong...and gets to tell them how its not me, but my team that did it when its right. I mean...after all...i dont actually DO anything...i just make sure the team does it. Delegation is a wonderfull thing!

[Rabid Monkey]

Geologist working in northern Ontario.

[Gauztape]

Project Coordinator for an HVAC company, basically my job consists of creating 3D models of HVAC systems for collision detection vs other trades. Also, father of 2, and married to the most amazing woman in the world.

[sbogo]

Gozer, on 03 July 2012 - 05:53 PM, said:

Yep. From 2000-2011 I worked there tracking every satellite outside of Earth orbit (besides Voyager 2).

So were you one of those soldiers who got lost and had to find their way by finding "the big dishes?"

I didn't but I know they were often used landmarks for Soldiers who lost their way. I took the tour out there one year, it was interesting. I kinda remember a museum of sorts but the desert plays tricks on the mind so I may have been just drunk. It really just had displays that showed pictures of different space exploration crafts and missions.

[Solarflux]

Mantis, on 02 July 2012 - 05:50 PM, said:

I finally left the IT department and moved into the Maintenance world, though still do a lot of SAP work.
I work in mining though, so even the IT work was very dirty and hands on.

Cool. I am a SAP consultant for a major insurance company. Focus is on collections and disbursement.

[LeMoose]

Appraiser and jr auctioneer

[Ravenwing]

I've got a degree in Computer Forensics, currently in charge of all the IT systems for a large accountants, it pays the bills i guess!

[BinaryDuck]

Hardware tecnical suport.

[Ignys]

US Army EOD Tech.

I like 'splosives. :>

[Zakatak]

Ignys, on 04 July 2012 - 04:31 AM, said:

US Army EOD Tech.

I like 'splosives. :>

Were you the guy in Hurt Locker? I liked that movie.

[3Nt1tY]

after reading all this i feel ashamed of my job but it pays the bills and i love talking to customers

im a Virgin Media Tech support agent (if you dont know what or who virgin is - ISP supplying DSL)

which also goes to say, if your here and have a problem with VM services, maybe i can offer some assistance?

also i build/manufacture small gagets, controllers, currently making a mech warrior control pannel, just for weapons fire & pc on/off