Househusband, retired. I stay home, work on my cars in the shop. I also pick up the kids and do the homework with em. Cook some meals but draw the line at housework. The housekeeper does that. It is truly a wonderful life spending time with the kids. When they are in school, it's car time!!!
I have worked at the Mitsubishi factory in Normal, Il. for about 10 years. My first 5 years I worked in chassis now I work in the E-coat(primer) department of the paint shop.We build the Galant,Eclipse,Eclipse Spyder(convert),Dodge Stratus(2door),Chrysler Sebring(2door) and the new Endeavor SUV.
I am a computer driver for a composites company, designing and documenting various components for the aerospace industry. Among our customers are Boeing, Eclipse, and Rolls-Royce (for the Joint Strike Fighter). First direct job in 10 years (on the road doing contract stuff before). It's nice to be working close to home!:Comp:
Ethan, Checked out the site...very interesting. Hey, in your travels, if you come accross a clean '66 'lark grille at a fair price please let me know.
Freelance Live Sound Engineer. Started my own business Valiant Sound August 12th 2001. Business was starting to boom and a month shy later it went dead. Starting to pick back up but I am still hoping for more work. Been paying the bills off of Audio/Visual work.
Currently a sophmore at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX. During the summers I work at Tech-Seal International, in Houston, TX, helping to manufacture replacement parts for oilfield valves.
I work for America's favorite Doughnut Company "Krispy Kreme." I am relocating to the Dallas area from Cincinnati. Will be looking for someone to help me with my cars. Anybody need a new best friend? Anybody want to work for Doughnuts? Oh by the way my new big title is Regional Director of Sales. Of course Josh is a student in high school. Soon to be changing his harem over to Texas girls.
I don't have a title.... but I've been in engineering for 14 years, with only 2 years with my current employer. I was hired by a small, family owned, fab shop to start a new division for them, to help take the company "to the next level". We now build automation equipment for mostly automotive related plants. I exceeded the 1st year sales goal they set for me by about 40%, and this year I'm 8% over the goal with 3 weeks left to go in December. (patting myself on the back) :gt: I do everything for the new division from Marketing, Sales, Engineering, Purchasing, Acct's Payable/Receivable, Bookwork ..etc.. Mostly material handling type stuff (conveyors), but a few times a year I get into larger, more sophisticated automation cells. But not quite as sophisticated as robots. Within a couple years, I'd like to be doing full scale robotics too. :Brow:
Production coordinator at SSAB/Ipsco in our little town Oxelosund. We make the Hardox. Weldox. Armox. Toolox brands of steel Great job!
Railroad Signal Maintainer for Conrail. Which means in addition to keeping the trains moving through New jersey, I get to hang out in cool places like this:
I've been an oil finance speculator for about a decade now. Pay's great, and I get all the free gas I want! J/K, don't shoot! :bla: I used to be a licensed fuel/gas tech up until a few years ago. After that, I started working for a small business doing antique auto restorations. While that is something I would have loved to have stayed with, due to a lot of complications, and disagreements with the ethics of the owner, I left. Right now I am working alongside of a master electrician, and it's pretty cool learning that field of construction.
Hey everyone, I just saw this thread, thought I would chime in, I have been a scientific glass blower since 1973. This means I make all kinds of lab ware out of Pyrex and fused Quartz for universities, research labs, and the petrochemical industries. For the last 12 years I have also been working at a company that makes xray tubes for CT scanners.
