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

I work for Honeywell International in their Specialty Materials division. Which is a sugar coated way of saying I work in a chemical plant. The location was originally owned by Allied Chemical who later became Allied Signal who then merged with Honeywell to become Honeywell International. The plant I work at produces various types of nylon resins which are delivered in chip form. I have been at this location for almost 30 years and have held quite a few positions during my tenure here. I have produced nylon fiber for tire cord, seat belts, auto air bags and mostly carpet fiber.
I have also worked in plastics compounding where we have produced specialty plastics for fuel tanks, intake manifolds, power tool casings and an almost endless list of smaller applications. I presently work in Recycle and Recovery operations where we reprocess the water used through distillation and recover any residual lactam (nylon's raw material) and protect against contamination to our enviroment. I work rotating shifts and double shifts so it has been demanding at times but it has paid the bills and provided good benefits. Hopefully I will be able to retire and work part time in another 5 years.

Tbat, that sounds interesting, right up my alley! My college background was in manufacturing engineering and I love working in plants.

Now, I work for HP. I manage all of the logistics/shipping accounts for the repairs in the US.

No, I can't get anyone a discount, but if you have questions about products, I can assist.

HP EPP store is junk. They rarely have any good deals in there. My works for HP and he doesnt like the EPP and I get an HP discount through fedex, but I guess its better than nothing.

Hey Brown, I worked for UPS during Christmas time for 7 days. I worked unloading from 1am-9am 3 days. Between four guys, we unloaded 28 tractor trailors and once the gate opened boxes poored out. That was back breaking work especially just going straight in and not use to the work hours. Then the last four days I was at the end of the belt line and received all the packages the others couldn't feed off, wrong addresses, and the five trucks I had to load with one other dude. Both tasks were insane!

That's what I hear. I build my own PCs though. And I've got like 4 printers. So I'm more than set for awhile.

I read your medical records.

Odds are, any life insurance you've ever applied for, I've worked with.

Journeyman Plumber.... No I don't have the plumbers crack.... At 6'4" and 170#, my crack is waaay below the belt line.

We had a similar topic a few months ago.......

http://www.grandprix.net/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=5;t=001115;p=1&r=nfx

Mid-sized consulting company here in Houston... They've got me on a contract with NASA at the moment doing application development.

Oh yeah, I've also been dubbed the AAA of the local club...

That was almost a year ago!!! LOL

I'm a Mechanic for Nouveu Elevators by day and a Student by night going for my BA in Electrical Engineering.

Sorry.... It doesn't seem like that long.

I just got a part time job at a gas station ... to help me pay for some gas and my grand prix

As of today, I got promoted from red shirt to grey shirt (aka: I'm now a manager).

Computer store manager.

www.cmicomputer.com

we ship all over the country.
i can hook ya up with anything.

congratulations on the promotion. did you get the chance to make an acceptance speech?

I am a supervisor for Tower automotive here in Smyrna TN. We build all the fames for the Nissan Pathfinder, Xterra, and Frontier for the Nissan plant here. We will also be doing in the future some of the parts for the unibody that goes on the Altima. Plus that will give us some advantage when they go back to a unibody on the next phase of the pathfinder, which we all expect they will do since it used to be a unibody. but ...Anyways, that what I do. Weld and watch others weld....lol

I've been working for my Dad's company, Sobieski Drywall, for about 3 years now.

On a day to day basis I mask off houses and spray wall textures like sand texture, knockdown, orange peal, and smooth.

I also prime and paint almost every house we spray texture in, along with scrapping all the floors.

On rare occassions I'll haul drywall sheets from house to house, scrap houses, and do repairs and busywork.

I'll do little drywall repairs for friends and family on weekends too.

I work at Durolast roofing been there one week. I started off as a laminator making my 8.35 an hour and I couldnt handle it becuase I have almost 0 depth perception. Well anyways now 3 weeks later and been to the eye dr about 5 times and the phone 25 times im now working in the reworks area. That means that I take all the scraps and try to turn them into other things that we use for roofs.

I have worked at a western store here in the awesome state of Texas for over 2-1/2 years now, a couple months after I turned 16. I am a key-carrier now which is pretty cool.
And yes I wear cowboy boots to work every day. They are friggin sweeeet.

So that could explain all the electronic/wiring knowledge. Thats sweet.

I want to see a bull horn hood ornament mounted on the Daytona.

I was working for Woodcase Fine Cabinetry, but starting next week I start a new job I just got with Charles Schwab as part of the IT dept.

Deal Rook. If we ever meet up, I will put a bull horn hood ornament on my car, me and Bobby both!

change of job today ... i still work for the same company ... but i now i work in the shop working on all of the pickups that we have ... i do alot of things like wiring brakes (trailer brakes) and full servicing on all of our pickups and some of our semis i am glad because this is what i love to do and i have no problem getting out of bed every morning and rushing to work to start my day

detailing cars, and car repair out of my garage.
looking at getting a real job soon though

Retired from the Navy in 03 after a little over 22 years. I was a Boiler Technician. Operated and did maintenance on boilers, engines and all the associated equipment. Nothing like 1,200 PSI, 1000 degree steam to turn an engine with 70,000 shaft horse power. 8 boilers and fours shafts on aircraft carriers, (except the nukes). Pushing close to 40 knots on something that big is a kick in the pants. I currently work as civil service for the Navy as a Marine Surveyor/Shipbuilding Specialist. Write repair specifications and provide government oversight for said repairs. In other words, I watch people work. Currently working in Bahrain, in the Persian Gulf, and hoping to be back in Jacksonville, Florida in April 08.

I work for the YMCA and I'm waiting to hear back from Inskip Motors. Inskip is Rhode Islands luxury car dealer (Mercedes,BMW,Lexus,Volvo,Bentley,Maserati,Audi,Mini,Porsche,Aston Martin,Infiniti,Acura,etc.)

I work for Genius Car Wash and detail, I was made assistant manager and put in charge of the day to day detail shop running for about two months but yesterday was my managers last day.

So guess who is the new manager of the entire place, and after only 11 months?

Business Cards, polo work shirts and a $3 and hour raise.

Hows that for working ur azz off eh?

And within a month of turing 19 years old. Before that I worked at PDQ carwash for 2.5 years started at fifteen made supervisor at 8 months and ran the entire full service carwash for about 4 hours a day 3days a week.

Started when I was 15 and for 45-50hr weeks untill I quit in august of '06

I work on a farm that i've been working at since i was 12...went to a welding shop last year and still help him out occasionally...still working on the farm...BUT as of the end of july i'm gonna become a car salesmen for a local chevy $tealer$hip! lol i applied for a detail position but he offered me a job selling cars...so i was like...sweet....lol

Working on commission can be great or it can really really suck.

Don't let those wiley vets let you do all the work then come in and steal the sale.

Advanced Care Flight certified Paramedic(rotor wing), Paramedic Team Leader City of Ottawa (pop 1,000,000)
Northern Advanced Care flight Paramedic (fixed wing) Iqaluit Nunavut, Inuvik NWT.


cop speared by G-20 protester, while G W bush was visiting. They use the signs as weapons after breaking off the tops, making them spears....
The only photo I was in that was picked up by Rueters international. Im the guy with the orange thing on my back......

Wow, did you guys manage to save the cop?

That's pretty barbaric.

Co-own an auto detailing shop. Almost 10 years now. My GT is VERY clean.