interested...what does everyone...

bassdog · November 14, 2001

I work in education, K-8 school as a LAN Administrator / Help Desk. That's why I'm on the computer all day ... lots of stuff to research.

bassdog

chevy4x4trucks · November 14, 2001

I'm an AutoCAD drafter, currently I do plumbing drawings, but I'm looking for another drafting position. They gave me a computer w/ internet access, so I put it to use.

Jpshostr · November 14, 2001

These pictures should give you an idea of the two things I do.

chevy4x4trucks · November 14, 2001

So, you're an aerial photographer. It's all making sense now.

Shaners · November 14, 2001

I'm a Machinist and Assembler for General Electric Transportation Division. I build V-8, V-12 and V-16 diesel engines for locomotives... (some engines are also used in tugboats and ferries while others are used as stationary power...)

I also have a bachelors degree in Computer Science with a minor in math (neither of which I'm using right now)

bassdog · November 14, 2001

Thats a big piece of land!!!!

patrick · November 14, 2001

I am a business development manager for a publishing company... and my BA is in Elementary Education.. believe it or not, there actually was a logical progression from my degree to this job!

sunnydude · November 14, 2001

An accountant for an insurance company in Seattle

TDS 854X4 · November 14, 2001

I do AutoCAD drafting, also. Working for a small architectural firm, I get to do some design too, but mostly just drafting the designs of others. From remodelling to new construction, mostly schools and city offices, but a couple hi-end residential projectshave come thru. Also do some network administration, although that is only because nobody else wants to.... I get a nice computer, with a good DSL connection, so the web is a nice distraction ;)

silverado man · November 14, 2001

Im also in CADD. I do PDS modeling, Microstation, and AutoCadd. I work for a engineering firm in the power division. I mostly use PDS to route ductbank and cable tray. And also use Microstation for the 2d stuff. Im a AutoCadd person at heart but there isnt enough work in this department to have me working in AutoCadd all the time. But I like 3D so I dont mind using PDS.

02Blue · November 14, 2001

I'm active duty military (Navy). Currently I'm Leading Petty Officer and an Instructor for the CV/CVN class ship Computer/Peripheral Maintenance course of instruction (main frame CPU's and related equipment).

In a previous life, I was a draftsman. I worked in '74 as a draftsman at a foundry. No such thing as Auto-Cad then. As a matter of fact, my chief engineer had the first hand-held calculator I had ever seen. It was a Hewlet-Packard that sold for 450 bucks. Couldn't sit at a desk and draw all day.

bscottb · November 14, 2001

I am the G.M. of a corrugated box co. in the Southeast.

MountaineerTom · November 14, 2001

I assist in the destruction of foregin government property. I'm an F-16 Weapons Loader in the USAF, currently working as the Weapons Academics Instructor for my base.

8100HD · November 14, 2001

Wow what a mix of occupations

My turn: I am a firefighter/EMT for a career fire department,

Local 998. In my spare time I do construction in the summer and ride my sled as much as possible in the winter.

Elwood · November 14, 2001

I am currently a college student working towards a BS in Education, specialty Social Studies 5-12.

During the summer I go back to the job I had before I quit work and returned to school, Water Treament Plant Operator and water line/meter maintenance.

I also have a AAS in Criminal Justice that I will probably never use, unless I got into teaching in a correctional education facility.