What do you do for a living?

[urameshi7]

Recently quit my job to study Japanese full-time with plans to take the top level proficiency test at the end of next year. I'll probably do something part time next year but i'm working towards a career in localization/translation/interpreting, hopefully with the Nintendo Treehouse^^

[desocietas]

Recently quit my job to study Japanese full-time with plans to take the top level proficiency test at the end of next year. I'll probably do something part time next year but i'm working towards a career in localization/translation/interpreting, hopefully with the Nintendo Treehouse^^

Oo, exciting! Good luck!

[cornykev]

Mental Health Therapist. I wrote quite a few research papers on video games and mental health while working towards my Master's degree

[SilverBow]

RETIRED. Formerly petroleum industry pilot plant operator, U.S. Army CBR Operations NCO, gas chromatography laboratory technician, and finally, computer system programmer for a major oil company research division. Educational background: Chemical Engineering & Computer Science.

[jce3000gt]

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[kashell]

BA (business analyst, not bad-ass...although that term works just as well) for the state of TN.

[urameshi7]

Recently quit my job to study Japanese full-time with plans to take the top level proficiency test at the end of next year. I'll probably do something part time next year but i'm working towards a career in localization/translation/interpreting, hopefully with the Nintendo Treehouse^^

Oo, exciting! Good luck!

Thanks a lot! 一所懸命頑張る!

[dstone]

Broadcast Engineer for a major TV station in Oklahoma. I get to tinker with all sorts of stuff from cameras and bonded cellular systems to high power transmitters and some of the helicopter equipment.

[blurks]

I was a non commissioned officer for over a decade and am now studying to improve my career opportunities.

[randybobandy]

Work at IBM as a Service Rep for most of the banks in the region.

[doafan]

RETIRED. Formerly petroleum industry pilot plant operator, U.S. Army CBR Operations NCO, gas chromatography laboratory technician, and finally, computer system programmer for a major oil company research division. Educational background: Chemical Engineering & Computer Science.

Damn man, hope that you don't mind but how old are you ? 

[dashv]

Software Engineer/Developer.

Cool!

I am also a software engineer (for over 20 years). Most at work think of me as a Swiss Army Knife.

I can write the code, validate it, and build the data center it runs in all from scratch. Did just that for a company that makes streaming media players and TVs.

In fact I'm looking to hire another person or two with a proven reputation of doing the same.

I don't want to hijack the thread so PM me if any of you want more details.

[turf]

Software Engineer/Developer.

Cool!

I am also a software engineer (for over 20 years). Most at work think of me as a Swiss Army Knife.

I can write the code, validate it, and build the data center it runs in all from scratch. Did just that for a company that makes streaming media players and TVs.

In fact I'm looking to hire another person or two with a proven reputation of doing the same.

I don't want to hijack the thread so PM me if any of you want more details.

I applied there once.  I was even contacted for more information.  Turns out, they didn't want me.  I can't imagine why a streaming media company didn't want a civil engineer.   

[dashv]

Software Engineer/Developer.

Cool!

I am also a software engineer (for over 20 years). Most at work think of me as a Swiss Army Knife.

I can write the code, validate it, and build the data center it runs in all from scratch. Did just that for a company that makes streaming media players and TVs.

In fact I'm looking to hire another person or two with a proven reputation of doing the same.

I don't want to hijack the thread so PM me if any of you want more details.

I applied there once.  I was even contacted for more information.  Turns out, they didn't want me.  I can't imagine why a streaming media company didn't want a civil engineer.   

Hehehehehe. I saw your application! Don't feel too bad brother. It's very competitive out here!

[turf]

Software Engineer/Developer.

Cool!

I am also a software engineer (for over 20 years). Most at work think of me as a Swiss Army Knife.

I can write the code, validate it, and build the data center it runs in all from scratch. Did just that for a company that makes streaming media players and TVs.

In fact I'm looking to hire another person or two with a proven reputation of doing the same.

I don't want to hijack the thread so PM me if any of you want more details.

I applied there once.  I was even contacted for more information.  Turns out, they didn't want me.  I can't imagine why a streaming media company didn't want a civil engineer.   

Hehehehehe. I saw your application! Don't feel too bad brother. It's very competitive out here!

I think I blew it when I told the nice lady that I knew absolutely nothing about software.