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Project engineer for a defense contractor. I make rockets.
which company? we're always looking for potential new vendors for things like conveyors
So you're a people person?
Call it an insider perspective. Fortunately I'm not at THE rival university. Couldn't pay me enough to work there and be associated with them.
Senior Construction Estimator. I just guess alot
Currently this is exactly what I'm doing.
Software engineer for an online education company.
Ummmm firefighter.
But to go more in depth, former paid firefighter going back to school to get college degrees so I can move to the Emergency Management side of the house. Dealing with all hazards and future threats from man made acts of violence and accidents to naturals disasters. So currently a student and part time firefighter.
Don't work too hard.

While not wanting anyone to go down for the count, I used to always say about opposing players when they got hurt on the field that I hoped they were out for the rest of the game, but not hurt badly enough for their mommas to have to worry.
Research Engineer for a rival university.
I just graduated from Mechanical Engineering. I'm working as an energy efficiency consultant for a consulting firm contracted by the DOE. I'm working on a lighting rulemaking.
Mechanical Engineer designing conveyor systems and machines for various industries like beverage and pharma.
Aviation Management degree, fifth year senior at tOSU. Working for an Aviation company in Kansas next year.
And we appreciate it greatly. Leg for you, sir.
I'm in the Navy, currently in flight school. Very stressful at times, but goddamn is it a lot of fun. Plus the duty stations are all pretty great. Also, Top Gun.
Retired fishing guide. Not the most lucrative of professions except at the highest level, and I didn't attain that, but still, a great job.
And the engineers thank you for that!

hey, can I get your current starting 22's addresses? My boy Cody Journell can hook them up.
I make water flow downhill. And before you laugh, in a City that is on a big River, and has a street that is under water when we have a higher-than-usual high tide, it's not easy. (read: Civil Engineer)

Salesman for a zinc recycling company.
Mechanical Design Engineer. I build robots, or at least integrate them into my systems (think "how it's made", not skynet).

We all laugh, but that's very close to what I do. Requirement analysis is a very important step.