Industrial Engineer by degree but my career morphed to Software Engineering and Manager over the years.

another +1 for computer engineer/analyst in healthcare industry

Adam, you've just posted most of my job description...except that I'm a cop.

Started out as a firefighter.

Spent my 30's building houses as a carpenter.

Currently a ER nurse...

Studying Forestry Engineering to turn my hobby into my profession. I live for nature...

Steve said "Adam, you've just posted most of my job description...except that I'm a cop."- that makes a total of two LEO's. I'm afraid we're seriously out numbered by the engineers :)

"I'm afraid we're seriously out numbered by the engineers"

Nah, we'll just call you enforcement engineers. ;)

Student Majoring in Forestry.

I'm a retail Photo Technician. It's like a stand-by mechanic for a big wet printer.

I'm a music teacher and I manage a music store.

Veterinary pathologist in academia - haven't been bitten, kicked or run over by an animal in years

Spent thirty years executive directing land trusts and environmental advocacy orgs and working for the state as regional park superintendent. Was also Dep. Secretary of Transportation for my state, the only non-engineer in the upper echelons. Yes, I was an Inglish major. Now semi-retired and working for a wealthy family(former donors) managing their forest land holdings half-time/flex-time so I can have time to play. I recently won a major award as the Best Jewish Chainsaw Operator Over 60 in my town.

Earned my BS Biomedical Engineering and MS in Management...but did a 20 year career as a Marine Infantry Officer. Now a "consultant".

So far i have been a janitor, cook, cabinet maker, cook, millworker, cook, retail, pharmacy tech, house flipper, machinist (my main career for 6-7 years). As you can see I keep coming back to being a cook, so...

I am now a culinary student.
the sad part about this is that i still generally eat mountainhouse and the like when in the backcountry

My BA degree is in Dramatic Arts. I'm a working actor by profession, which is never full time, and a pretty much full time substitute school teacher for my day job. If you're interested, you can look me up on IMDB.com.

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Im a tile setter, doesn't pay the best but being self employed lets me take midweek trips so thats a nice perk.

My regular job is as a telecommunications technician installing and repairing phone, internet, and TV service for a large telecom.

I also have all sorts of volunteer jobs, I volunteer as an EMT on a rural ambulance, I volunteer as an amateur radio operator for all sorts of events from foot races, to equestrian endurance rides, to Car rally races, I also volunteer as a spotter for an air search and rescue group, and as a medical first responder with St John Ambulance. I've also been known to volunteer with a scout/venturer group, and it sounds like I may end up being roped in to being a Rover scout adviser next year.

I work in Local Government / Public Administration.

Current projects/tasks involve Open Space/Park Planning, Operation & Preservation, along with Communication/Outreach (website, newsletters, etc.), and anything deemed too time-consuming for my manager to handle.

Systems Administrator (I.T. stuff, server side), looking to move into computer programming

I work for the State Department; which is good, since by sending me to Tajikistan for my first assignment eight years ago, I initially got into backpacking.