What do you do for a living?

[jacktorrance]

Architect.

 

[Mr. McMac]

I wire and service offset printing presses for a living for the past 30 years. I'll be retiring in 2 years...

 

[stridemat]

I count bricks and argue about variations, but I enjoy it.

 

[talmy]

Electrical Engineer for 39 years.

I build a computer 45 years ago that composed and played music.

First home computer 32 years ago.

Mac owner for 7 years.

 

[kellen]

Neurosurgery Physician Assistant. Very challenging, but fun.

 

[Shrink]

Retired, and enjoying it.

Not retired.

Wishing to be retired.

Jealous as hell

I'm a Clinical Psychologist.

 

[TheGenerous]

Physics, nanoscale experiments

 

[eric/]

engineering student

 

[TexasChemE]

engineering student

As am I! What type of engineering?

 

[mgguy]

Research Manager

 

[puma1552]

Design engineer at a chemical engineering consulting firm. We make sure chemical plants don't explode. Love it.

 

[Dweez]

Sales engineer for a software company.

 

[blazerdude20]

I balance air systems in commercial buildings.

Only 38 years til retirement!

 

[Delighted]

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Absolutely amazing how each of us come from very different walks of life who just happen to be brought together by our curiosity and love towards apple products.

 

[acidfast7]

biochem prof. yes, seriously.

thanks for the down-votes

 

[Macman45]

Musician / Producer / songwriter.

 

[juanm]

Underwater camera operator on movies and commercials. Also, 3D animation.

 

[dukebound85]

Mechanical Engineer

Now back in grad school after working a few years

 

[Delighted]

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biochem prof. yes, seriously.

thanks for the down-votes

thx for making me LOL, I do have some respect for professors but at the same time I can sort of understand why you may not be so popular with some people on MR. It's all good though, tomorrow when you arrive to class assign a huge assignment to your class. LOL!

 

[acidfast7]

respect for professors but at the same time I can sort of understand why you may not be so popular with some people on MR. It's all good though, tomorrow when you arrive to class assign a huge assignment to your class. LOL!

yeah, the truth hurts

but, you're right, it is all good

 

[Fazzy]

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Absolutely amazing how each of us come from very different walks of life who just happen to be brought together by our curiosity and love towards apple products.

The internet is great, dont you think?

 

[samiwas]

Freelance lighting designer, drafter, and technician/electrician for entertainment, corporate, and exhibit productions. My main work is in large-scale touring museum exhibits, followed mostly by ballet/theatre. This week is spending up to 14 hours a day sitting backstage during a corporate meeting in case they need anything (mostly sitting on the computer). Looking at expanding my 3D animation work.

 

[leitmotif]

Senior Sound Designer @ Video Game Developer

This is what I wanted to do (not necessarily at a video game developer) but I went down a different path and then I moved from So Cal to Texas and my "career" took a few steps back and I now work a ****** job making less than I did when I was 18.

 

[ejb190]

Regulatory Entomologist and Plant Pathologist
And on sunny, 60 degree days in March when I have field work to do - I LOVE MY JOB!!! Time to hit the road!

For six years I have been trying to explain to my grandmother what I do for a living and still haven't succeeded...

 

[Scepticalscribe]

I'm an academic (history and politics) who has sort of drifted into public service.