What is your profession?

[Freight Dog]

Corporate pilot - BBJ1

[larryb]

IBM electrical engineer, 29 years... Never thought it would last this long.

[Mooneycpf]

Mechanical/Process/Power and Energy Consulting Engineer currently building large combined cycle gas turbine power plants and part time M20C wing rebuilder

[Corvus]

ATP rated helicopter pilot, fly an Agusta Westland AW139 and a Sikorsky S-76 C++ for PHI inc. currently flying for Shell petroleum in the Gulf of Mexico.

[flhelo]

Retired Army Helicopter pilot. Currently a Helicopter EMS pilot that owns a Mooney!!

[jeckford]

General Surgeon in the Austin, TX area

[FloridaMan]

General Surgeon in the Austin, TX area

 

That's a phrase you don't hear so much anymore. You must be old. 

[rainman]

Retired Air Force dentist ( another periodontist to add to the list started by RBridges), happily spending my pension flying. Ray

[kmyfm20s]

Bump for any newbies!

[Marauder]

I'm a large load logistics mover... In my previous careers I have done a little bit of everything; regional sales management, general manager, blah, blah, blah...

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[Rhumbline]

Jack of all trades; master of none.

[N201MKTurbo]

R&D engineer

Software, electronics, vision, motion

[PTK]

I'm a large load logistics mover... In my previous careers I have done a little bit of everything; regional sales management, general manager, blah, blah, blah...

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"Large load logistics mover"

Interesting! That explains it and really clears it up for me!

[Immelman]

I was a (private) pilot before I was an engineer.... but that did pay the bills and buy the Mooney: computer hardware/software engineer in the semiconductor industry for 12 years.

 

I loved flying my Mooney so much, and taking trips in it that it (among other things) caused me to pull the big switch a few years ago and leave the cubicle behind to fly for a living. Now an airline pilot... in the regionals trying to get my big break at a major airline.

[cnoe]

Musician turned water-filled cave explorer. Operate a drilling supply business on the side to make ends meet.

[xrs135]

Former airline pilot, current air traffic controller here!

[rbridges]

Still scraping teeth and drilling holes in the jaw. Nothing has changed since 2013.

[gsxrpilot]

I marked "Technology Related" as I do work in the IT business.  But it wasn't until I wised up and left the technology "hands on the keyboard" side of the business and moved to the Sales side, that I became able to participate in this "hobby of the wealthy." :-)

[orionflt]

Retired military (Flight Engineer, Maintenance Manager)

Currently a Network engineer for a local telecom company (to pay the bills)

and an A&P IA (to pay for flying )

 

Brian

[yvesg]

I marked "Technology Related" as I do work in the IT business.  But it wasn't until I wised up and left the technology "hands on the keyboard" side of the business and moved to the Sales side, that I became able to participate in this "hobby of the wealthy." :-)

Maybe I should do that too. Currently Software Quality Analyst. My son just got hired at Toyota as a car sales person. Lets see how soon he can make more than me!

Yves

[bradp]

Taking care of the sick kids in the ICU. Lamenting Stone Age schedules that involve 30 hr sleepless shifts.

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[Oscar Avalle]

World Bank Country Manager in Guatemala.

[1964-M20E]

Still scraping teeth and drilling holes in the jaw. Nothing has changed since 2013.

Maybe next time I'm flying around GA I'll stop in an get a cleaning.

[Hank]

Hmmm, still can't quote from Explorer, just from the iPad.

 

Don't feel bad about doing the same old thing, Rob. At least your job is listed! My entire industry is not on the list [manufacturing of any kind is not on the list]. I spent the last two decades manufacturing a variety of medical devices; last month I jumped out of medical and now make home, commercial, industrial and fire service water meters.

[Jetdriver]

Falcon 2000 Pilot for the major fractional operator.