Manage a family business. We work with dairy farmers so I guess that means I help feed the world. Or I atleast help get the cheese on top of Scott Mock's Five Guys Burgers he's always talking about in his build thread.
I'm a degreed Mechanical Engineer working for General Motors as an Engineering Group Manager for Advanced Vehicle Dynamics. My group defines the metrics on how future and current GM Vehicles Ride, Handle, Steer, Brake, and Accelerate.
I am an electronics engineer focusing on RF (radio frequency) and analog hardware design. I have been working for a major telecom supplier for the past 14 years alternating chief engineer and project manager roles on 4G, 3G, and 2G base station development programs. It's a young man's game but I hope to last another 10 years until I retire.
Airborne Battle Management Systems Operator on E-3 AWACS. It;s kinda like ATC in the air but for combat stuff, I don't do the controlling I just look at the picture and determine who's who. Not really a civilian job to transfer too
I'm a National Account Manager for Stanley Black and Decker. I work in the Handtools and Fastening division. Having access to mechanic tool sets, air tools, tapes, knives, and blades really helps with all the projects I do. Been with them for 5 years and I love it.
The basis of what our company does is sell OEM repair parts for all forms of kitchen equipment in the food service industry. We sell to all the big chains, McDonalds, Wendy's, Burger King, Culver's, Outback Steakhouse, etc. as well as mom & pop restaurants and eateries.
On my side of the business we provide electrical and mechanical technical support for several manufacturers of food service equipment. Our company has grown by leaps and bounds in the 7 years of it's existence, something like over 2500%. Five years ago I was the 18th employee hired, today we have 78 employees, and plan on doubling the size of the company in the next 2 years!!
I feel extremely fortunate to have my job and to work for a company moving forward in very difficult times in this country.
I am amazed at some of the interesting and unique jobs/careers some of you guys have, as I just read ALL 16 pages of this thread!! LOL
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