Occupations

[rallyechall]

I am an IT tech/admin for the largest law publication Thomson West/Westlaw. You can hear us referenced on Law and Order quite often.

[Super Blue 72]

Very cool thread!  Now I know how some of you afford your cars!

Previously auto mechanic, last job as service department foreman at Acura of Boston, MA.

Went back to school to get bachelors in Nursing/ Pre-Med, medical school didn't work out so now an RN serving the elderly chinese community.

Fulltime husband and daddy of 3 little ones.  Life long car guy.

[torredcuda]

Been working in precision sheet metal fabrication for 25+ years with a hiatus into auto body and paint for 8-10 years.I am currently in the inspection department and have run just about every machine in the shop except tig welding.We make everything from small brackets to 1/8"thick stainless steel 6' square cabinets for electronics,medical and defense fields.I have access to lasers,punch presses,brakes and a full machine shop for making car parts.  I still do auto body nights and weekends out of my garage for extra Mopar money. 

[ShelbyDogg]

I do break-fix support for a small company in St. Louis. About 4,000 desktops,laptops,printers,networks etc. Saturday mornings, I work for a guy that owns a small car lot. He buys cars from auctions and calls me to fix electrical problems like won't start, windows stuck, replace radiator stuff.  Played with electronics since I was little, still don't know what I'm doing.  I still check 9v batteries with my tongue.

Rob

[Super Blue 72]

Played with electronics since I was little, still don't know what I'm doing.  I still check 9v batteries with my tongue.

  

[JCWCuda]

  I still check 9v batteries with my tongue.

Rob

There's another way to check them 

[KTO]

I work in the IT dept for my city. Webmaster, graphics, programming, database, network admin... stressful but it helps pay for mopar parts.

Some days I wish I drove a 350 chevelle... Then I could quit my job and work part time at Mcdonalds to keep it running 

[Plum6Pak]

I work in the IT dept for my city. Webmaster, graphics, programming, database, network admin... stressful but it helps pay for mopar parts.

Some days I wish I drove a 350 chevelle... Then I could quit my job and work part time at Mcdonalds to keep it running 

Yeah right!! You can't ever go backwards, once you've had the best it's like well, you know. 

[zerfetzen]

Senior Statistician at GE.  But who am I kidding, when they say "We bring good things to life", all I can think is:

'Cuda, 'Cuda, 'Cuda!

[cudafied]

Owner of house painting service.  Which doesn't leave much time for the important things, like CUDAS.   

[crcarch]

I've been an architect for the past 18 years and decided to go out on my own a little over a year ago after countless years of dealing with problems created by my bosses and 50+ hour work-weeks.  In doing so, I've branched out a little and now I'm an architect, contractor and developer working out of the house in the Atlanta, GA area.  I should have done it years ago! Just getting rid of the 2+ hour daily commute make's it worth not working for someone else and now any stress that I have is of my own doing. I have jobs in the Savannah area that take me out of town every few weeks but other than that, my time is my own.  I'm selective with the work I take on, so I rarely have even a 40 hour work-week.  Finally, I have a life!

....Here is a photo of my "other" hobby.
Barry

Barry, I like your style!

[Mobear]

firefighter emt mechanic and sadly for this board own a chevy chevelle but looking for a dart

[rtgambit]

Computer technician for 7 years, now Nikon technical support for the past 2.5 (yes, Nikon as in the camera company). Just recently promoted to interim supervisor.
I get paid to play with cameras - I love my job!

[70challengerrt]

Carpenter for 11 years owned my own construction company for the past 5.