Subsonic Radio

just thought it would be interesting to see what other fans of disney music do for a living. I am a land surveyor been doing it for 20 years!

I do web hosting server administration, and technical support

I'm in Workforce Operations (fancy wording for the liason between technicians and the man) for Comcast (don't hate me)

I'm an engineer, and I train engineers at work. My other tasks include writing specifications/standards and working with professional organizations (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) to write/refine standards.

In short, I'm an engineer that actually enjoys grammar and public speaking.

Soon to be Grad Student at the University of Illinois.

Community college student in hopes of transferring soon. Not sure yet but I'm working on it.

Composer, conductor and teacher of music.

I was for a short time a WDW Cast Member. Now I'm a web developer.

Andy.

I'm a Surface Mount Operator and aspiring writer. Surface Mount operator is a fancy title for "I operate machines that build circuit boards for various products". I've been doing that for about 12 years.

The writing part is my dream job though. I write movie reviews for the local paper and I use to write scripts for a very short lived independent film company.

My full time job is managing the corporate staffing function for a F500 company, but my passion is my "side job" which is a travel consultant specializing in Disney vacations.

I'm in Inventory Control. Which means I count stuff -- every day! And then go shoot the buyers for buying too much!

Attorney. When I'm not doing that, I play Super Mom.

I wonder if people can guess what I do.

Nevermind, That's probably throwing this Off topic. I'll just leave it unknown, so don't answer. OR, (shameless plug) stop by the chat to find out!

subsonic wrote:I wonder if people can guess what I do.

Yeah but that can't be mentioned in the public forum.

Right now I work in Facilities for the University Of Pennsylvania Veterinary School, but I have filled out the paper work and done the tests for becoming an Operating Engineer. OE is anybody that runs heavy equipment like backhoes, Cranes(which is what I want to do), forklifts, bulldovers, etc.

The money will be a lot better and I will get to do what I always wanted to do when I was a kid.

I am a student still, but also ship cars around the world, so if anyone is moving let me know! I can hook ya up!