What's Your Employment/Job?

[beowulf67]

I am a graphic artist working in financial print.

Does that mean you counterfeit money?

I'm an IT analyst for a company that makes phone and data switching equipment.

[Bob C]

You can get addicted to criminal justice?!?!

I'm a newspaper editor and reporter. One of my assignments is covering courts. Judging by the number of times I see some of these guys, it MUST be addicting.

[James73]

I do IT, database administration, and digital forensics work for my company's Litigation department.

[way2fractious]

I obtained my Certified Public Accountant license in the two years following university, and have worked in private industry accounting since. The last 17+ years have been with one company (same office, same job), which does wholesale distribution of groceries to a couple of regional chains, with approx. 235 stores.

Click the pics -

Here, a co-worker was practicing with my camera and happened to catch my mug.



Old college texts anchor the second shelf so knick-knacks can be displayed properly.



And, to work in a kilted picture, here's Denim Day a couple years ago.

[tigatfo]

I'm a QC Inspector for a company that makes precast/prestressed concrete products. Mainly bridge girders and pier work. Check out concretetech.com

[Kiltman]

I've retired once from USAF. Now, I'm an adjunct college instructor. I work full-time for half the pay and none of the benefits. But I love what I do.

[Andrew Green]

Student, and Faculty Assistant at my college library.
Up until the new year, I was also a security guard on top of that.
Pictures of me doing any of these three would be fairlty unentertaining.

[neo71665]

Electrician, volunteer fireman, soon to be dad.

[Abax]

I'm an air traffic controller (and trainer) at Anchorage Air Route Traffic Control Center in Anchorage, Alaska. I'll be eligible to retire in just a couple more years.

About 100 other controllers and I work the airspace from the North Pole down along 141°W longitude to the Canada / Alaska border, then south to Ketchikan in Southeast Alaska, continuing west halfway across the Pacific Ocean towards Japan, north up the Russian border, and then finally back to the North Pole. We control both civil and military aircraft from the surface up to 60,000 feet.

An Air Route Traffic Control Center provides both terminal and en route IFR (instrument flight rules) control, so I handle aircraft in and out of lots of airports all over the state as well as aircraft on their way from one place or another. Most aircraft leaving the U. S. (east and west coast) for Asia fly through Anchorage for gas or, if they don't have to stop, for the most favorable winds aloft on the way to Asia.

Our facility is unique for its diversity of operations. We have extensive areas with no radar coverage and extremely rugged terrain hidden in severe weather. We're surrounded by foreign countries on three sides and an ocean on the fourth. We apply separation standards using radar and domestic rules, oceanic rules and ADS-A, Russian rules, Canadian rules, ICAO standards and a stack of waivers that address situations unique to Alaska.

Can you tell I love my job? I do

A picture . . . usually not authorized. It occurs to me I don't even have a picture of myself on the job. I'll have to work on that before I retire.

Abax

[sean_cummings]

I run the motorcycle side of the business for JC Whitney (catalog and internet marketers). We are the largest US aftermarket parts company for automotive and motorcycle parts. It’s pretty cool; I get to pick what we sell to millions of bikers. Previously I have had over 100 jobs, just got lucky with this one a few years ago. No pics of me kilted at work I haven’t had the guts yet. Still pretty new the kilted lifestyle.
Sean