What do you do for a living, BAs?

Nothing exciting, but a maintenance electrician at a large hospital in Grand Rapids. Coolest part though is that, for the first time, I can actually say I love my job. Sometimes I actually want to go in! Does this really happen? Maybe it's just from being married for like 17 years... Or something...

Love these threads! I feel the bros have lightened up a bit lately. Doesn't seem like these "get to know each other" threads were allowed in the past. I got 18 pages to read though!

 

Can you get me a deal on some blubber.

 

Shipping,updating and database upkeep of medical forms and studies used all around to world in clinical trials for HIV/AIDS research. i really dont make all that much, but i have a great group of people i work with,and im building a tenure to be able to move up in the company. almost made it for one position but the competition was ridiculous .however, the benefits are unreal. 24 days of paid time off in your first year, and im a couple months away from 2 full years. being able to take off whenever you want basically is awesome, and im taking Monday off next week because my friend is flying in on leave and we are going to have a mini beerfest Sunday. cant come into work still drunk... id be deleting shit left and right . also forgot to mention i work down the street from a beer store. that's a benefit in itself

 

Environmental Engineering graduate student - I put wastewater and microbes into carboys at work and then wort and yeast into them at home.

(step 1# wash carboy)

 

Cashier. Working on accounting or finance degree.

 

IMO, school teachers are IMPORTANT! Keep it up. Cheers!

 

Automotive Vehicle Dynamics Engineer

 

I want my uncles job. He runs the machine that stamps the M onto M/M's

 

Energy engineer for an international engineering firm currently assigned to implement and manage the energy efficiency program targeting small businesses for the Northern Chicago electric utility company. We save a lot of GWh.

 

Electrical engineer for a medical device start-up. Currently working on getting to market next generation maternal-fetal sensors to improve outcomes in the labor and delivery room.

 

Hee hee. Yeah, mining a civillian port in Nicaragua...no bueno man.

 

I make the beer cans that some of you may use. Started with making 8,10,12, and16oz. Now just make 24&25oz. Started this job in September of '74. I was a mere child at 22. Now I am the old man at the plant. Cheres to all for your jobs well done.

 

Good for you...We bitch about the power companies, but we're definitely thankful for the work you do.

 

I would

 

I am a project manager for a machine tools company. I work in the turning division, dealing with automated CNC lathes.

Nice to see other BA's in the metal cutting business. I figured there had to be since most of our customers are located around Chicago and Detroit.

 

Its nice to see there are other blue collar getting there hands dirty guys on here! In our trades/professions most guys either go "sailing with the Captain" or hammer the "silver mullet"

 

Surgical pathologist

 

middle school English teacher

 

Active Duty Navy Quartermaster 12 years and counting. I navigate and drive big expensive ships that you all paid (or are paying) for.

 

Haha, your BA username made me think of "AssMan" a proctologist license plate from Seinfeld.