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I dont have a cool sounding job, like technician this or engineer that....

Im a plumber , but you know what, I get to work on some pretty cool, never before seen stuff.
Oh, and I dont have to un-clog dirty toilets.

free5ty1e wrote: That's good to know, thanks. Although, between my father (electronics engineer) and I (computer engineer), we've pretty much got everything covered except final packaging and marketing -- so we work well with Griffin.

No prob. I'm leaving my company soon, but if you ever need Key Tech's help, they're there.

stipro wrote:I dont have a cool sounding job, like technician this or engineer that....

You know, that's the first time I've heard "Engineer" or "Technician" used in the same sentence with "cool."

I like Key Tech's website layout, except that it takes a while to load. We work on a lot of the same type of projects.

I'm a student and a server at a Old Chicago. Although its a great college job, I definately don't want to do it forever. Once I get my Mech. engineering degree, I'll be able to look for a real job.

I'm a Target Protectio Specialist, working on getting promoted to Assets Protection Specialist. Kind of like security work but I also deal with theft and fraud cases.

pay right now sucks, but the pay in a couple of weeks will be much better!

I work for a Porsche dismantler and specialty parts manufacturer. Our flagship items are race ratio gears, LSD's, and ring and pinions for the 356 and 911's through 1985. We are one of only 5 or 6 shops in the world making these parts. We also do twin plug distributors for motorsports use that are FIA and HSR certifiied for vintage motorsports. We are a really small operation with only 6 employees, and I don't really have a title. We have also dismantled over 800 Porsches in the last 25 years.

www.carquip.com

Pardon the website. It hasn't been updated in 2 years, which is one of the items on my infinite "to-do" list...

Matt Monson wrote:....one of the items on my infinite "to-do" list...

...Hey, I've got one of those too

I just got hired to be "sports management" at the University.

It means I get payed to sit around and watch sports!

Freelance computer tech, and in about a week, IT support and a student. For a year ending in July I was a computer refurbisher.

Official title: Inventory Analyst

Actual work; Data analysis, investigation, .net programing, SQL stuff server and client side, biztalk processes, server changes, data monitoring and integrity, data monitoring and integrity across servers, customer service in relation to data qaulity, account specialist for 3rd parties, migration overseer, and all arround tech when needed.

College student at George Mason and Ent-Sr. in a Circuit City

Mechanical Engineer / Engineering Manager

I lead a small department of engineers and designers/CAD operators, but luckily I still get to do quite a bit of design work myself, mostly machine design. My company does sheet metal & fabrication work and builds machinery for the fruit sorting and packing industry.

Gary

Engineering Tech student and surly dockhand