What is your Profession?

[turkeykiller]

I'm an associate at Subaru of Indiana Automotive or SIA. I've worked in the body shop for the last 18 yrs. Not my dream job but I raised a family and put my wife through collage.

 

[jwalt01]

I was a auto tech for 15 years bu I'm a heavy equiment operator now
and I love it.

 

[spasmo]

Lotus Domino/Notes Administrator. Been doing that since 1992ish. Currently working on web development/design stuff. Haven't had any formal classes with this but trying to find some. I don't need a degree or certificate. Just need to learn how to do it properly in order to make more money. Currently own my own company. It's just me and Scutter if/when I need him. Worked for Siemens for 10 years until we were laid off due to our client contracting with an India company.

 

[Episcopus]

Lawyer. Aspiring to get into patent work.

 

[mrw]

People still use Notes? Lotus was one of my favorite companies. To this day I still prefer 1-2-3 and Ami Pro to anything MS has put out.

 

[Episcopus]

Electrical Engineer

I designed these most recently:

Groove PM20 - Computer Speakers, PC Speakers, Laptop Speakers, Multimedia Speakers, Klipsch ProMedia

IFI - Klipsch iPod Speaker, iPod Speaker System

ProMedia Ultra 2.0 --- Computer Speakers

You work for Klipsch? That's awesome. I am trying to save up the money to switch my home theater setup over to Klipsch.

 

[hoosiertriangle]

When I graduated from Purdue in 2005, I moved to Florida and designed power plants as a mechanical engineer for two years at Siemens Power Generation. I then moved back to Indiana in June 2007 to go to law school. I worked for a short while at Siemens Building Technology here in Indianapolis designing building control systems. In January 20008, I started working full time for a large law firm here in Indianapolis in the Intellectual Property group doing patent law. I'll graduate from law school sometime in 2010.

 

[spasmo]

People still use Notes? Lotus was one of my favorite companies. To this day I still prefer 1-2-3 and Ami Pro to anything MS has put out.

Well, it's not huge around here which is why I'm also trying to get into something else. But yes, big corporations still use it. It's an awesome product if you need something other than email. If you just want email then it's overkill. Of course, I wouldn't tell someone not to buy it. I can always find a good use for a company. Lilly is the only huge company around here that I know of that uses it. Roche was using it too a few years ago. Don't know if they are still using it or not. They wanted me for contract work at that time but I was working for Siemens and didn't want to give up a good job for something that might not work out.

 

[pinhead56]

research chemist for a large pharma company in Indpls

 

[munky_3434]

correctional officer...federal prison in terre haute. basically turn keys, tell grown men no. 9 years air national guard,security forces. (basically a mall cop)

 

[DRob]

Job? I don't got no stinking job!

I'm retired after working for the City of Indpls for 40 years. The first 26 were on IPD. After retiring in 1993, I went back to work for IPD as a civilian employee. Spent 3 years as a supervisor in communications (AKA 911) then 9 years in Crime Analysis. My last 2 years were at Marion County Emergency Management. Retired from there last September. Currently, I sleep late, read the newspaper, and generally try to be idle. Getting pretty danged good at it, too!

 

[ryanmercer]

I'm a Senior ECO Import Agent for FedEx Trade Networks... I clear international freight through customs... file the paperwork and all that jazz.

 

[dblagent]

Computer support - and I like doing it! Still waiting on getting rich though....

 

[kludge]

I am trying to save up the money to switch my home theater setup over to Klipsch.

Yeah, me too.


OK, so technically I have a system (one of the cheapest we make), but my receiver is blown (darn kids), so it hasn't been set up for over a year.

When your hobby becomes your work, it's not so much a hobby anymore.

 

[Episcopus]

Yeah, me too.


OK, so technically I have a system (one of the cheapest we make), but my receiver is blown (darn kids), so it hasn't been set up for over a year.

When your hobby becomes your work, it's not so much a hobby anymore.

I would love to have this one: THX Ultra 2--- Home Theater System
Maybe someday.

I am working on starting with this one: RF-10 Home Theater--- Home Theater System,Klipsch Reference Series
A whole lot more attainable at this point.

All I have at this point is a Marantz receiver that I got a couple months ago and speakers from a Samsung theater-in-a-box that I bought about 4 years ago.

 

[joker7037]

It says "Tool Management" on the door. I set and deliver tooling to the machining lines on third shift at Cummins HDM (formerly CEP).

Chris

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I am an EMU tech (watch brain waves) in nursing school to be an RN. Come on May '09

Dang, and here I was hoping that you'd be able to get me a ride on an EMU...

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I work for a branch of the government which shall remain unsaid.

But as part of my job, I get to blow bubbles. Seriously.

-J-

 

[epsylum]

Drafter and have (will have after this semester) a degree in Mechanical Design. I am thinking about transferring and getting a degree in engineering next.

 

[Hiram2005]

I'm retired after working for the City of Indpls for 40 years. The first 26 were on IPD. After retiring in 1993, I went back to work for IPD as a civilian employee. Spent 3 years as a supervisor in communications (AKA 911) then 9 years in Crime Analysis. My last 2 years were at Marion County Emergency Management. Retired from there last September. Currently, I sleep late, read the newspaper, and generally try to be idle. Getting pretty danged good at it, too!

I assume you know Hokie? Good friend of mine. Oh and my profession is Highway Technician for state of Indiana for 30 years.