Jersey Joe

Claims Manager for an auto insurance company in NJ. My company deals mostly with high end models ( lots of Porsches, Aston Martins, Ferraris).

Lots of fraud investigations involving vehicles mysteriously disappearing, then reappearing after we pay them off. Lots of people can't make the lease payments then the car mysteriously disappears.

Fun Stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!

Niels Jørgensen

Software Engineer. Developing configurator software (constraint solver) technology during work hours and computer games in my limited spare time

http://www.arraytechnology.com
http://www.niemo.com

Cameron

perrys4,

I saw 'photos by R Perry' on a R&T review of a 928 S4 called 'The Fleetest of the Fleet'. I think that the shoot was Las Vegas around 1990. I thought that might have been your work.

.....Cameron
'91 Euro GT

DaveW

Animation and graphics for television is my game. I have previous lives as a mechanical engineer (mostly for Rover cars) and as an industrial designer.

Cheers
DaveW

Normy

Nicole's kitchen says it all- class and taste. Only...that little man you've got hanging from your clock: In my kitchen....he'd be mounted upside down!

Rez- Send me a customer, I'll give you 20%. Make sure she's less than 60 please!!!

N~

Peter Thompson

Wow, what a group!

I'm a software engineer by training, but currently working as a standards engineer - going to mobile phone standards meetings around the world. Much more glamorous sounding than it is. Hotel conference rooms all start to look the same. And all airlines look the same when your eyes are closed, or even when open for tha matter. I've worked at a whole bunch of companies, being a silicon valley boy - video games (Atari), tanks (FMC), semiconductor (scanning laser microscopes), ocean floor scanning (Triton), mobile phones (Motorola and now Qualcomm).

I'm really pleased to be with all of you. Although I am most jealous of the Playboy in Malmo.

Cheers,
Peter

Mongo

I'm the drive up teller at Union Bank of California.

My dad who's also owner of the car is a productions supervisor at the Union Tribune.

Andy

Sean79 5spd

Project Controls, Project Management & Construction Management. I think similar to what Beth does.

Gregg K

I've been a mechanical engineer, roofing contractor, musician (trumpet), cardiac catheterization tech, and a few other things. But the only thing I love, and that has made me enough to retire, is real estate. In the last fifteen years, I've ridden the real estate wave, going from one property to the next.
I may be going back to engineering in the form of a startup fuel cell company.

nicobel

Now is my turn!
I am an electronics engineer working in a Metrology (not meteorology, but yes, we do some meteorology) laboratory, which has something to do with NASA, and backsupport for Rutan (Space ship one) also i have some computer degrees (A+, MCSE, linux expert-not-hacker), radio and TV production experienced and i used to have a radio show (back in Venezuela)with a social communicator (?) degree...all while under 30

oh, i also drive the nicest 928 S4 around (unless there's a shark contest)

Beth

Wow - this is interesting. Looks like the majority of us have a career related to a mechanical/electrical/engineering field. So I supose it makes sense we love the 928 - a technical wonder!

And Andy - there are still drive up tellers out there? Haven't had them in these parts for at least 10 years!

worf928

Aeronautical / avionics / control engineer by training. Software engineer (ie. software geek) by predilection. Manger of software geeks then soon thereafter serial entrepreneur (as long as you count "2" ) and now manager of managers of software geeks, professional services, IT, etc. Our software makes your cell phones, computers, and other goodies with integrated circuits cheaper, faster, smaller. (Just helpin' out with keeping Moore's Law going.)

I like working on the 928 as a break in the routine. It's in MeatSpace. As, oppossed to everything else I do which is either in Cyberspace or CustomerSpace. And now back to CyberCustomerSpace...

macreel

nicobel... what kind of Metrology??
Do you deal (directly) with NIST?

Just curious.

goliver

Okay my turn.

I'm the Dean of Business Programs for Heald College, Rancho Cordova. I started teaching after college. Taught in Texas for four years and migrated to California to stay married. Taught at Heald for ten years and was offered the opportunity to move into Academic Affairs. Stupidly thinking a Dean doesn't do anything I jumped. What an IDIOT I am.

My Uncle Mike got me hooked on P-cars at an early age. He used to drive with me and my sister flat out in his then new 911E. Had to have one of those and just about every other 9 car up through the early 90s. Haven't been normal since.

Regards,

nicobel

all flowmeter and flow related, any fluid (liquid, gas, oil..)
My specialty? Mass Flowmeters, i can do anythig with them (even blowing up the occasional one )
most of our clients are in the aerospace of petrochem-pharmaceut industries...
No dealing directly with NIST (our calibrations are NIST traceable, however).