20 years Air Traffic Controller. When I retire, I'm going to move next door to Vollgas!!!

 

Sales Associate at Express for Men clothing.

 

Interesting thread! I'm a Baker.

 

Active Duty, Army Nurse Corps, Critical Care RN @ BAMC, FSH, TX.

Please drive safely near & around SA, TX. Rather meet you somewhere else than the Surgical/Trauma ICU.

 

I'm an emergency physician in T-Towne, a new mini owner (my wife named it Duplo), father to many children (wife and I claim all 5) and very happy to be on the upper 30's MPG instead of my previous 10mpg in a ford f150....

 

CT Technologist and proud MINI owner

 

I got my degree in Civil Engineering, took 5 years and worked with different firms the whole time I was going to school. Graduated and got a full time job at the last place I was working for...lasted 6 months as I went to 3 days a week (40% pay cut) and found my current job. Manufacturing Engineer for a good size, privately held company making medical device, implants for minimally invasive orthopedic surgery. I have a buddy on the bio-med desgn side who urged me to apply for the manufacturing side. So not quite 9-5..more like 7-3:30 but I get to drive my MINI a minimum of 60 miles each day

 

Lots of engineers, but I didn't read any that were mechanical engineers??
Lots of software & civils.. I'll rep the mech engrs!

I work as a Repair Development Engineer for a large Aero Engine/Aerospace company. Basically damaged turbine engines (many from the ones you fly on via delta etc) and evaluate damage and forumlate technical repair documents for repair shops to repair them.

 

Attorney doing securities litigation and loving the MINI. Definitely not a 9am to 5pm though.

 

Work in IT for a very successful, relatively small insurance company. At least compared to the ones everyone knows out there. By successful I mean our stock closed today at $396 per share...

Instead of 9-5 for me its 12-8.

 

Chiropractor

 

Graduated from Penn State Behrend in '09, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Working for Uncle Sam in Defense Acquisition.

 

I started as a mechanical engineer, but work as a marine engineer.

Dave

 

i work at Advance Auto Parts, discounts are good too bad we dont carry many mini parts

 

9-5? You mean like everyday? Seems excessive.

I am a consultant, working on manufacturing improvement projects for various companies. I save them money and they pay me. I use up all of my free time working on a PhD. The MINI is critical to getting me everywhere I need to be, but I do hate parking it on campus. College students are terrible drivers.

 

I do graphic design and vehicle graphics. Just started my own business and have already got to do some pretty sweet jobs (Including one soon for a very well know Mini tuner).

Is anyone here versed in PIC programming? I have an idea I would like to see happen. PM me if you are interested and would like to be a part of it.

 

Physical therapist working in the outpatient hospital setting. I'll give MINI drivers a discount on rehab. services.

 

Own a boutique sneaker/apparel shop(s) in Socal + Online

 

Im a Factory Tech for one of the Big 3.My wife and I own our own bussiness and I'm also a Tattooist, Piercer, Sculpter, Airbrush Artist as well as Motorcycle Customiser/Fabricator, and occasional Bartender/Bouncer.


Oh and I also build websites in my spare time.

 

Software Quality Engineering Lead for a small data storage company. I telecommute mostly, except for the one day a week I have to go into the office for meetings, so look for any excuse to get behind the wheel!

 

High School Teacher / HS Football Coach / HS Boys & Girls Track Coach . Yes I have a lot on my plate .
El Tiger

 

Video Editor and Motion Graphics artist. Love what I do!

 

What is the name of your shop? If you're not comfortable posting here you can send me a PM. Thanks.

 

Licensed Architect specializing in large commercial and institutional projects.

 

Same here, hopefully the job market is better in Canada than the US. Stuck on a high school C.A. job right now, been stuck doing institutional work since I started. I'm considering a career change to IT, would probably make more money starting out than with all my architecture experience!