BAs, What do you do for a living?

So Many Cool Dudes with Killer jobs on here. For the past 13yrs I've been a humble bag carrying Salesman within the FI industry peddling a CCM SaaS based solution. It's taken me (mostly) all over this beautiful country and allowed me to enjoy many a fine brewery and/or gastropub. Here's to COVID slowing down so I can speed back up and get out on the road to visit an FI and more importantly brewery near you!

 

Project Implementation & Management for a software company that works with supermarket retailers. Before Covid the job involved a fair amount of travel, which has helped my beer ticking immensely.

 

Go Gators!!! Never met her but i love her regardless. I'll ignore where she got her Masters/Phd though.

 

Medication nurse

 

Do you know Randy Marsh by any chance?

 

I’m super impressed the collective IQ is well above my abilities.

 

Land surveyor (project surveyor in the office) for a civil engineering firm . I haven't surveyed in the field more than a handful of times the past couple years but went from college to field to office. I'm currently on the path towards my RPLS license (Registered Professional Land Surveyor, similar to a PE).

The only time I've been sent outside this year was for a nasty topographic survey on the Red River that required a second man just to get it done in a timely manor for a bridge replacement. Unfortunately for me, all the callouses on my hands were long gone and wielding a machete in the Cross Timbers when your hands have been on a keyboard for almost a full year is not fun but it's still always nice to get out and about. I don't think we saw another person in the 4 days we were at that site.

 

Lol, legalize, huh?

 

Well, he does have the word "cryptic" in his username........

 

SemiRetired metallurgical engineer supporting the energy production+pipeline industry including oil, natural gas, geothermal, and the emerging hydrogen economy. In off hours I am on a team restoring a B17 Flying Fortress at a local air museum.....or I am from the planet Zorton sent to observe your amusing little planet...pick one. :-)

 

How do you stand all the excites?

 

Oooooh! More details on the B17 project?

 

Research scientist and graduate educator (atmospheric chemistry)

EROS?

Thank you! I hope you hear that often these days.

 

Farmer and aircraft mechanic. Well, a farmer till the end of the year then the farm is sold to the corporates. Just did not make sense for the family to keep it since it's income was outpaced by our mother's care who is in the memory unit. Done at 3 generations and I feel a bit nostalgic . I have been an aircraft mechanic for 30 years. Worked on just about everything and just about everywhere. Never did the airline circuit besides doing contract work.

 

Piccadilly Lilly II at Planes of Fame Air Museum. The last B-17 that the Air Force operated and featured regularly in the TV series 12 o'clock High which I watched regularly with my dad when I was a kid. See www.planesoffame.org and or our Piccadilly Lilly II Return to Flight Facebook page. I an an admin/ moderator for that page.

 

5.5 years of that was enough for me, went back to research. Definitely not dull as you said, I just got tired of too many corners being cut by people who knew better. Hopefully you've got the financial support to do things right.

 

Lol, sounds like fun, not, but it pays well.

Where’s my Federal check?