What do you do for a living?

[dbuck]

After graduating from high school, USAF, 6 yrs, 4 active, 2 inactive. 4 yrs of College using the G.I. bill, graduated and went to work for Mack trucks for 8 yrs as a power train Engineer. Quality Engineer from 1978 to 2008, with a tube forming company. I also own a small engine repair shop (hobby business) for the last 30 yrs which I worked part time until I retired 6 yrs ago. In the spring, summer and fall it turned into full time. Winter back to part time. I also got married in 1965, coming upon 49 yrs in Aug.

[Whizdbiz2]

I work for a large multi-line insurance company doing product maintenance and development for commercial (business) insurance. Been here 34 years. In a past life I was a union drywall finisher on commercial jobs and drove a truck delivering hamburger to Wendy's restaraunts.

[hanoverheel]

Worked as a draftsman for an engineering firm that did industrial refrigeration for a few years after technical school then took a job as a CAD designer for a company that makes power steering gears for the trucking industry. For the last 7 1/2 years I have been a designer for a defense contractor and loving every minute of it.

[rdehli]

I work at a private seed/Fertilizer/Agronomy dealer. I mostly do GPS work mapping and grid soil sampling for manure management plans and VRA fertilizer application. plus other general duties thru ought the year. And befor that for 20 years I was a Afternoon DJ at a Radio station.

[FlyingB]

I grew up on a farm, then spent 12 years in retail management and got burned out. Was going to get involved back into the agriculture field but I fell into a job with what I had loved my entire life, working in the aerospace field. I am a composite technician for a small aerospace company; 23 people, and we do work for NASA, Boeing, Gulfsteam, the military, and right now heavily involved with prototype work and aluminum molding for the A5 sport airplane by ICON Aircraft ( which everyone should check out ) www.iconaircraft.com.

[Sam Mac]

Originally Posted by FlyingB

I grew up on a farm, then spent 12 years in retail management and got burned out. Was going to get involved back into the agriculture field but I fell into a job with what I had loved my entire life, working in the aerospace field. I am a composite technician for a small aerospace company; 23 people, and we do work for NASA, Boeing, Gulfsteam, the military, and right now heavily involved with prototype work and aluminum molding for the A5 sport airplane by ICON Aircraft ( which everyone should check out ) www.iconaircraft.com.

That plane is very cool.

[ACecil]

Originally Posted by FlyingB

I grew up on a farm, then spent 12 years in retail management and got burned out. Was going to get involved back into the agriculture field but I fell into a job with what I had loved my entire life, working in the aerospace field. I am a composite technician for a small aerospace company; 23 people, and we do work for NASA, Boeing, Gulfsteam, the military, and right now heavily involved with prototype work and aluminum molding for the A5 sport airplane by ICON Aircraft ( which everyone should check out ) www.iconaircraft.com.

Pretty neat! Thanks for sharing.

[Flatbedford]

I am a stagehand at the Metropolitan Opera House in NYC. I have worked back stage or on set since high school. I even studied it in college for a couple years. I have worked in various shops building scenery and maintaining lighting and rigging equipment. I have also worked on Broadway shows, Rock shows, and just about every other form of entertainment from the smallest theatres to a few concerts in Yankee stadium. I also worked as a grip on feature films, television, and commercials in studios and on location all over NY and NJ for about 5 years in the late 90s. I have been a union member since 1990.

[darkminion_17]

Nice job Steve,meet any famous people?

[cubcadet]

Originally Posted by darkminion_17

Nice job Steve,meet any famous people?

What Lew said.