Just curious where everyone works at, what it is/what you do and how long they have been working there.

I work for American Eagle Outfitters, in the stockroom, I put sensors on all the clothes, and I've worked there for not quite 2 years.

Graduated from UCF Dec 06'. Working for my dad (Retired teacher Jan 06') doing remodeling projects and repairs. I need to get a real job. Been doing things like that with him since I was 10.

I work at Management Concepts in the Production department since august of 2005 and will graduate from college next year around this time. Can't wait for that money to roll in so I can pay this tuition off and do a couple of things to my car.

I work part time fedex ground. Been unloading trucks one box at a time for about a year and a half now.

i work for an internet service provider doing residential and some commercial tech support ... and yes i have gp.net open every day at work reading and learning... been there since January..

i work for Game Stop man i love selling video games i just wish that are customers weren't complete morons.

I work for juergens produce and feed ... during the winter i do odd jobs like fix our streight trucks and all of our work trucks and i have done a coupple of restorations for my boss 1 a short bus and 2 a 1947 crosly, most of the time during the summer i do installation of irrigations systems for peoples homes i have been doing this job for ... well this will be my 3rd summer there. I love the job because the people i work with are really easy to get along with

Velocity Electronics for almost 7 years doing QA/Shipping/Rcv'g.

Software Application Developer for Citizens Bank

I do back-office reporting and automation projects for various departments.

I work for a structural steel engineering/detailing firm. Been with them for 7 years now.

I work part time at AutoZone, just shy of 2 years. It helps pay insurance and feed my car habits until I'm done attaining my BA in English, emphasis Technical Writing (1 year left).

During the weekdays I work for CREATE Power Center, doing R&D for flywheel energy storage. Its a join project with NASA. Been doing this since last fall but am working full time this summer. (pays my bills)

On Sundays I work for the Geek Squad. I did this durring the week too before the research job, and have been with them since 2003. (pays for mods and toys)

I also have my own live sound system company. We have a couple jobs a month on the weekends. (pays for more equipment. nearly a loss)

At an office surrounded by engineers and physicists. My job description (as Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation NCO (RDTENCO)) includes scientist-military end-user liason, electronics technician support, test/experiment support, and logistical support.

In the hangar, I would be, as a SGT/E-5, a team leader charged with:
caring for, training, and supervising all aspects of my 5 Soldier's lives.

As a SSG/E-6 (AVIONICS Survivability and Systems Repair NCO), I would be more administrative as the Squad Leader. I might still be able to fix the equipment occasionally, I would conduct the same duties as a Team Leader, only with about 15-25 Soldiers instead of only 5. I would have about 3-5 Team Leaders working for me.

I have been in for 9 years, 11 months, 21 days, 4 hours, and 30 minutes. Not like I've been counting. Only 2 and a half years to go. CMON 214!!!

im a custodial engineer (some may refer to it as a janitor) for the hudsonville public school system... been working there since i was a freshman in highschool, so about 8 years now... its nice cause its 3 hours a night monday through friday during the school year, and then full time during the summer and christmas break... cleaning up peoples crap sure does get old in a hurry, but it pays good so i cant complain to much...

Bass140 you need to say that you are a master of the custodial arts.... like they do in the movie half baked