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Graduated as a mechanical engineer.
Started out doing shipboard testing on submarines at a shipyard.
Now I manage inspection and test procedures for submarines. I basically make changes to the procedures when necessary, review data from completion reports, and analyze the data from time to time.
GIS Coordinator for a small city (33k) in North Carolina.
Bath time mohawks are the best!! I'm in the process of
getting my niece new gear...she's already out grown almost
everything!
That's what I wanted to do out of college. Got a Geography degree with a Business minor. Ended up going into municipal government.
Former Naval Aircrewman, Currently a Program Manager at a major Defense Acquisition company.
now I can't "Bring the Payne" and the king of "Fishers" referring to Kingfisher Beer
At my first job, the GIS office for the county was housed in the 911 dispatch center. I loved doing 911 and EM things. Had to become a dispatcher to work in the building. I became the Deputy Emergency Mgmt Director about 6 weeks before I found a new job and left. I almost regret that, but I definitely miss being in that arena. I was constantly going to really awesome training classes for dispatch and EM.
I own an design practice in Shanghai. Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design.
Lead Writer for a Federal agency in Fort Collins, CO for the past few years. Before that, I lived in NoVA and did foreign affairs work for about 6 years for a separate Federal agency after I graduated VT.
I sell flowers full time and teach history at a CC part time.
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What parts?
I'm a Mechanical Engineer at a DOE nuclear site. They have a separate design group, so my job deals with more processes, procedures, and projects than actually designing anything cool. It's a lot of paperwork, but along the lines of "this is how we're going to make sure things don't blow up" paperwork.
Before that I was a Cost Accountant at a telecom company. They were basically a middle-man that bought phone service from all the different phone companies across the country and bundled them together for customers like gas stations or clothing chains that had locations all over the country. Accounting was less boring than I thought, especially for having no formal training in it.
Before that, I couldn't find a job, so I started tutoring math and physics to high school kids. Didn't make a ton of money, but kept my mind working and I ended up getting the accounting job from the dad of one of the kids I tutored.
I'm a HR manager at a private country club. Free golf!
so wrong and yet I can't stop laughing. Will have to finish listening when I'm not at work
GIS Analyst for an outsourced sales and marketing company. I do business analysis and design sales territories with maps.
I currently work at UNC Charlotte in the Office of Academic Affairs. It is the Charlotte 49ers inaugural season of FBS football!
I work as a Strategist at an advertising agency. One of my clients is the SEC Network, but I'm all Hokies. Plus, working on college football stuff in the offseason helps it go down more easily.
this is how our economy works. Someone manufactures a need and industries make money meeting that need, no matter how stupid it might be.
yep. Although, to be fair, in Blacksburg, The Cellar, Mellow Mushroom, Gillies, and Chipotle all do a very good job of avoiding cross contamination. They use (or are supposed to use) different prep spaces, grills/pans, etc for gluten free options. I've never had a reaction at those places.
Domino's at least comes out and says their "gluten-free" options are all sorts of contaminated
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# | Hokies Offensive Coaches Discuss McMillian, Teller, TE's and the Recruiting Process Mentally: [JC, Trey, Travon, Shai, Marshawn. 5.]
Verbally: Don't forget about McClease!
They're still Ohio State, though. Regardless, they are still defending national champions and the #1 team in college football. Their receivers are going to be capable of making tough catches and whichever quarterback plays is going to be capable of making that throw.
I started off as a financial professional (sales ugh) when I graduated in 2012 now I'm a consultant with a government contractor. SO much better than my first job
I am a Nurse Practitioner at a rural hospital in Kansas. We shoot good deer here.
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