sheograth

Just curious what my fellow RCUers do for a living.

I have 2 jobs. For the first one I'm an Art consultant and dealer, basically I match clients and collectors with sellers of fine art and furniture. The second is pretty new, I work in the marketing department of a property services company. We do commercial and retail leasing for shopping centers and downtowns.

lee172

Something ive always wondered as well..

I work in a mailroom, basically publications/mail/toys will come in, it'll get sorted, routed, posted, and then i pray the paperwork tally's up!

sheograth

You for the Postal Service?

Ttam Says Blarg

I work at wonderful subway... Eat fresh! (I do make a mean sandwich)

FahrtAutoRC

I deliver papers, fix cars, haul scrap metal and buy/sell furniture while I bide my time till I get out of school for robotics engineering. My usual work day starts at 2AM and yes, I will be up at that time tomorrow.

The_Shark

i bust my knuckles and waste my skills on cars, cant be a offical tech untill ase's are done and out of college, so i assist techs, do oil changes,tires and occasional brake and alignments.

want to be a automotive engineer, there are lots of things that can be done.

redfisher1974

I'm a spy....Don't tell anyone.

proanti1

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I'm a welder. Certified TIG, AWS d17.1 standard, and a few other AOS certs. Currently working at a company that manufactures parts for various government defense companies/contractors. I weld stainless, aluminum, titanium, inconel, hastelloy (c and x through w class), and some "macro alloys".

Mr. Mugen

RV technitian. Jack of all trades kind of I guess. We fix everything from the exteriors, interiors, furnaces, water heaters, A/C units, refers, plumbing, electrical (both A/C and D/C) engine work on motor homes etc. Lots to know for one job, but I love it.

LewAshby

CNC Machinist that is able to read and write G & M code.

I need a career change [&o]

Dale Gribble

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NPI (New Product Introduction) Engineer. It's a pretty unique position that I have held for the last 10 years for about 5 different companies. I spend about 10% of time on electronic/mechanical design, 25% on documentation (acceptance test plans, test reports, etc.), 25% on production test fixture design & automation (CNC, fabrication, LabView), 20% on pre-production testing and training (before I throw over fence to contract manufacturer), 5% program management, 5% RCUniverse, 5% field trials/testing, and 5% customer acceptance testing. I have worked for companies as large as Intel and as small as 5 people.

FahrtAutoRC

I went thru full courses on this, and honestly, I DONT miss it when the conversational controls phased out the G code at the shop I worked at! Thank you Accu-Rite!!!

Smiff 24

Machinist, Program and operate Mazak CNC Machining and turning centers. (mazatrol)
We design, machine, assemble and install manufacturing equipment.

lee172

No, i work for a logistics company that deals with many postal services, such as TNT, Royal Mail, Swiss Post, La Poste, etc.

sheograth

Ah ok

Phoenixangel

remove please post duplicated

Phoenixangel

United States Postal Service, rural letter carrier. 94 miles of dirt road and driveways.

LewAshby

So that is what? 3, 4 mailboxes

magnus213

Senior in college, mechanical engineering major. Hopefully I'll have something to contribute to this thread in a few months.

cremation101

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I do maintenance at a hotel next to downtown disney. The place is pushinlg 40 years old and falling apart .
I made a mistake and told them I was a welder and pipe fitter. Now i get large projects to do and no time to do them because of guest calls and idiot contractors breaking things like fire srinklers.


I LOVE my job

VF84sluggo

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Former F-14 pilot, now airline captain (MD-88...a Jetcat P-70 spools up lightning-fast compared to the motors on this jet!)

Lunchboxer

What kind of jobs have you been interviewing for?

Lunchboxer

I spent 1/2 of my career (previous life) working in the aerospace industry (various aspects, from engineering to program management).. and 2nd 1/2 of my career in finance.. (say what?) Working in a buy-side firm with some exotic derivatives mumbo jumbo... [&:] (once again, say what? [&:])

proanti1

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Those rattle traps terrify me...

Phoenixangel

LOL five hundred and fourteen mailboxes. All of the route is on the scenic Illinois river. I count myself lucky