how many of your jobs are not car related???

Where to begin....
I have an offical title of "technical designer"
I work as a Technical Monkey
I am the access administrator for a pretty big company with about 10,000 user accounts to manage and as of a couple months ago... they cut my Overtime and doubled my workload (makes sense to me). I am now the person who everyone in the company complains to if they have a problem with of of the tools we maintain/create.
basically - I am a technical monkey

But I do sit at a computer all day looking at pictures of cars

 

System Administrator for Project and Program Management systems for DOT.(car related I guess).. And yes I'm home right now! Took a break from welding rear fender bolt holes on my 38 Plymouth .. you know where all the crap collects behind the fender welt and rusts the body...

 

Hey, at least the Mac is still a niche market, and no one can find a Mac guy, even if they';re looking - even temp agencies! One of the things I did was call ALL of them to make sure I was in their list to call for Mac jobs, and if I couldn't take it, I passed it on to other Maccies in town.

Lots of companies want to hire temp-to-perm these days, and those temp agencies are your only way in.

~Jason

 

One car related and one not. My car related job is maintaining the computers and network used in our local police department's patrol cars and dispatch center. My other job is running a small diving company that does underwater inspections of moorings and docks although this time of year its a little slow. No of guys want to go go swimming in 38 degree water... bunch of wimps.

 

Modelmaker/fabricator... it's only car related off hours. While I'm getting paid I'm usually making prototype TVs, personal electronics, or architectural models. Through it though I've learned automotive painting, screenprinting, machining, and molding all of which I've used to build my bikes and parts of my cars.

 

Was in auto related fields for 30 years, I finally got out 4 years ago and went into the steel industry. Now I'm an Operations Mgr. at a plasma cutting/fab. shop. Best damn
move I've ever made. Work for GREAT people and we're busy as all hell. I wish all you
unemployed folks the best in finding something soon.

 

Well I think my name pretty much says it all.
I'm a practicer of the plumbing arts.
I do a crack job of it just so you know

 

I am a supervisor responsible for multi-million-dollar advertising revenues on a dying (dead) print product, that pays 1/64th per year (est.), of the revenue we bring in each week for a GIANT company. (Read: I make a very small fraction of the money per year that we deal with weekly.) I keep the cars as a hobby. I worked in a body shop for a while...last thing I wanted to do after work was mess with my cars...

 

was a civil servant for the KY National Guard and Bible College Student until I got deployed....NOW I make sure the "Local Nationals" in a certain country dont get to corupt and go back to shooting at us again......man I'm glad I only have 10 more days. Going to try to be a local cop when I get home.

 

I am a Home Automation Programmer aswell as a Web Designer and Certified Network Engineer

 

Stationary Engineer, Queens College

 

When I'm not deployed somewhere where they shoot at me and blow me up, I do "Involuntary Adult Day Care" up here in MN.

 

For a moment there i thought you said your were an involuntary adult video star

 

I make cardboard tubes,for various industry mostly the Sonotubes you pour concrete in.

 

That'd be a whole lot more fun!



No, I'm actually a prison guard. Not the most exciting or glamorous, but the pay's not half bad.

 

Im NOT a gynecologist , but if you have a problem I can take a look at it for you....

 

Assistant Principal at a high school...

 

principal of a primary (elementary) school

 

Project Engineer/Superintendant building bridges. Business is booming right now. I work all over Pennsylvania, New York, and Maryland. I guess my job is car related, you can't drive your rods if the bridges are out. I put 50K miles on a year for work and none of them are on my roadster. Some days i wish i was unemployed so i had time to drive my vehicles!

 

nercc?

 

high voltage lineman for the power co. in nyc / westchester ny.If ya cant find any work they are always looking for guys to climb poles brother!

 

manage receiving and delivery depts. for lowes

 

Not a clue what that means, so probably not!

 

I'm a doctor.

 

This is like the "what do you do for a living thread" ...

Retired Tampa Police helicopter driver..

Grand Canyon


Over Tampa Bay


Retired State of Florida Executive Pilot

Puebla Mexico Beech King Air 300


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Now Just Retired

Tripple Dipper Extraordinaire

 

Aircrew Instructor.

 

a Bouncer/doorguy at Brooklyn's own SECOND CHANCE SALOON 659 GRAND ST.

 

manual machinist, lathes and mills ( the old way!! )

 

Substation Electrician for Pacific Gas & Electric. Based out of the Substation that can be seen in some of the old Fremont drag strip photos background. I know a few old timers that said they would get out of work and roll right down the street and thrash on there cars. But now I hear that a drag strip is going in up in Alameda on the old runway of the air base. Im looking forward to that.

 

Agronomist. Any others out there?