seafeye

Pilot for a crappy regional airline. I fly to every small town east of the Mississippi. If you see a hotel on the side of a highway with nothing around. That's where we stay on overnights. Our flight attendants have to fall into one of three categories. The 3 g's. Gay getto or granny.

mhr

Chief of operations at a tax recovery company in Montreal.

EJZero1

Retiring in a few weeks after a 25-year gig as an air traffic controller for USAF. Will take some time off to catch my breath, but actively pursuing another ATC position in the civil service sector. I tell folks ATC is to me what golf is to others. If I had to pay $100 to do it for a few hours I'd do it in a heartbeat.

seafeye

Maybe you can come to Clt and teach them a thing or two. Best controllers I have spoken to are in lga phl and dca.

DLarsen

OK.......owned my 944 for 25 yrs; so I have to give you my resume:

--1983 - 1994 U.S.M.C. - Pilot - CH-46E & CH-53E
--1995 - 2005 Goodall Rubber Co. - Operations Mgr
--2005 - 2006 Grainger - Sales
--2007 - Present Sikorsky Global Helicopters - Material Logistics Mgr

alxdgr8

I think I posted in this thread a while ago while I was still in school. I am now an Acoustical Engineer at Boeing's Noise Lab in Seattle. I am also starting my own company designing/building guitar speaker cabinets.

Darwantae951

That sounds really awesome! A buddy of mine was going to college for Acoustical Engineering. Unfortunately he is no longer with us.

DHC6

Wow, I am surprised to see so many from the aerospace industry (manufacturing, pilot, ATC, civil, military...) very cool. I guess you could say "great minds think alike"... or was it "stupid minds seldom differ..." LOL!

gekkoracing7

Hmmm..... I work on Chrysler,Jeep,Dodge, and whatever else the service writers feel like taking in. Been doing this for over 20yrs....(sigh). Workin on the Porsche is a breath of fresh air...tis mine...and when she is ready to run, it will all be worth it!!!

Amber Gramps

Um, ya....

and I sit around doing nothing all day, trust me.

Darwantae951

Do I count? Most pilots I talk to scoff at the fact that I work in the unmanned field

Raceboy

Leoni Wiring is one of our biggest customers: we supply cable channels for them. And I work as a Quality Manager for serial production at Promens (plastic injection moulding company) which is a supplier for all the biggest car manufacturers (VAG, MB, Volvo Car & Truck, Scania, SAAB etc). Our company was a supplier of steering wheels for Porsche few years ago also. At the moment we are manufacturing a "spit-back valve" for modern Porsches.

I still work part time as a car journalist. I did this work full time for last 7 years (I have MBA in communication sciences).

DarrenD

I'm a stainless steel process piping TIG welder in the brewing industry.

You guys all have cool jobs that pay real money, I make the same as a manager at McDonalds. It's a good thing I enjoy welding.

The only reason I have a Porsche is my brother sold it to me for4 1/2 of what it was worth.

jtsporsche

i have to work two jobs to keep up with my car, and life in general.
I tried to get a job at a body shop (took a 2 year class in high school), worked in one for a summer between junior and senior year. couldnt get anybody to hire me

so i work at gamestop and an inventory company, ones minimum wage, the other a few bucks more.

i need a career

AZ968Cab

Manage surveillance programs for the military in AfJIHADistan.