What does everyone do for a living?
 

Im a Automotive Student at LBCC going to be a wrench monkey then finish my double degree at OSU in Soc and Bidness then go into the Bidness side of cars.

What do you all do for a living?

Full Time Student, i work for a professor of mine with a grant from the DOE to do energy consulting. I graduate in may with a degree in mechanical engineering, I plan on doing some sort of consulting so I dont get bored. Hopefully opening up my own buisness eventually. Or investing heavily and retiring extremely young.

What I want is for Corky Bell to give me a job taht I cant refuse and force my g/f to move down with me...

self employed sub-contractor for lots of things, currently working with a pharmacy and courier company.

U.S. AirForce med-tech. Part time student.

ritz carlton condominium manager

Army analyst @ Fort Gordon.

Work for an ISP and mobile phone company

Engineering PhD student.

Manufacturing and Industrial Technology Student on NCAA Rifle scholarship in TN. Lots of Eng. majors here, represent.
During the summer I go home to Alaska though and operate heavy equipment in the road construction industry. h**p://www.eccoequipment.com/images/631E_profile.JPG

self employed commercial artist

I'm currently an undergraduate majoring in Computer Engineering at VA Tech. I'm currently involved in undergraduate research to get my foot in the door for graduate school. If you get a research position while in grad school then they pay for your tutition and you get a $600/2weeks stipend. Right now I think I want to get into some sort of embedded system design, but I'm not sure completely. I also would like to eventually get a phd in computer engineering and become a research engineer.

As of right now I work on campus washing dishes for $7.75/hr when I can. Next semester I'm going to have to bum grocery money off the MOM because I'll be taking 19 credit hours of engineering classes. This summer I'll be working on a research project sponsored by the NSF that I will be more involved in than normal. Then I hope to get a nice internship or Co-op in the next year or so.

Engineering Manager for an automation equipment manufacturer.

i'm an industrial designer. done the gamut from transportation design/styling to product design (medical instruments, consumer products, environment design). i have been most successful designing furniture. office seating, desking, ergonomics, casegoods and some reisdential furniture.

I spent my almost my entire life injection molding plastic materials, from running a machine, to building them, to owning my own company. Now I am almost retired and I play with my Miata.

ID eh? My buddy is (maybe was) design director at studio red. That was my alternate design direction. Fun stuff.

I do damage assessments, hazard mitigation plan writing and review, hmgp grant review, and pretty much anything else FEMA needs me to do. I travel constantly, and essentially help get funding rolling for disaster aid while assisting from the federal level. My job rules.

senior design engineer for a company that makes very high end head-mounted virtual reality displays.

high-end means: about the cost of a new miata. I mean mx-5.

full time student....

I work for an air ambulance company. We run about 10-11 learjets moving sick folks around the world. i sell and dispatch mainly.

I sit in the back of the plane in my avatar. Here's what we do:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-2_Hawkeye
http://www.navy.mil/navydata/fact_di...0&tid=700&ct=1

Cool pic of folding wings:
http://www.militaryairshows.net/dean/e2c.jpg