What is your REAL job?
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DharanFlyer
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Birds of a feather fly together...
I did the Maintenance and Equipment Engineering Gig for 18 years for TI, Motorola, Signetics, National Semiconductor and Fluke. Photo-lithography was my area of specialty.
Thurmond
Sneeky7
Member
I work with quite a few guys who came from TI in Texas, but we all specialize in polish and plating tools. Hardly anybody in my fab is actually from here. The only thing I know about Litho is, don't drop the photomask
Christopher14
Driftin' with the wind...
I'm currently an iOS software tester working for Lorien Creative. I specialize in video-streaming apps. For me it's a win-win because I get to actually tell someone to fix the bugs and I get paid to do it as well.
Being a perfectionist when it comes to testing apps can become rather irritating, though... especially when a bug keeps on coming back...
Being a perfectionist when it comes to testing apps can become rather irritating, though... especially when a bug keeps on coming back...
ridepate
Junior Member
Really?? I worked at National-Semi on Bardin Rd. in Arlington. Worked in the fab then went to Stores...Now in Maintenance and I.E. for Inovell Logistics in GA.
CrossedUpChris
Member
electrical wireman/technician for the distribution industry. Im also an approved electrician and training to become a commissioning engineer. every so often i do overhead line and cable route surveys, which means sitting in the office pretending to type them up while i catch up on this forum and buy stuff from hobbyking
DCAirBrush
Junior Member
Wow I feel out classed lol
I'm a plumber, working for a high end firm usually in multi million dollar homes, specializing in tankless water heaters, hot water recirc systems, retro fits ect, but yes still have to unclog the occasional crapper at the taco bell
I'm a plumber, working for a high end firm usually in multi million dollar homes, specializing in tankless water heaters, hot water recirc systems, retro fits ect, but yes still have to unclog the occasional crapper at the taco bell
That made me laugh for way longer than it should have!
DCAirBrush
Junior Member
Haha glad I can entertain!
Its the double edge sword of having high end clientele that own food chains, do a great job at their house then next thing I know I'm doing all the remedial stuff in their stores.
DCAirBrush
Junior Member
Oh forgot to mention I do custom paint on the side, mostly on harleys and hotrods.
Might as well make my first post here..
I'm a production technician at an air separation facility. We make medical and industrial nitrogen, oxygen and industrial argon. We also produce steam.
Just getting into the hobby though I've had a lifelong love of aviation. Already built a baby blender and a storch.
I'm a production technician at an air separation facility. We make medical and industrial nitrogen, oxygen and industrial argon. We also produce steam.
Just getting into the hobby though I've had a lifelong love of aviation. Already built a baby blender and a storch.
skaschimer
Junior Member
Application Architect (Automotive Industry)
CavRecon
Member
Sales engineer for a large software company. Currently representing our CRM solution, but over 18 years here and have pretty much done them all. Trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up...love to learn, love to teach, love technology. Thinking about going to grad school at 43 to dust off my Computer Science skillset and get back into something more technical.
Multi-Skill Systems Technician
Howdy,
I currently work as a Systems Control Tech. I have a degree in Fluid Power from Alexandria Tech College and a Bachelors of Manufacturing Management degree from the University of Minnesota. I'm mostly focused on the systems and controls side of maintenance but have a skill set to complete most mechanical tasks as well.
Brad
Howdy,
I currently work as a Systems Control Tech. I have a degree in Fluid Power from Alexandria Tech College and a Bachelors of Manufacturing Management degree from the University of Minnesota. I'm mostly focused on the systems and controls side of maintenance but have a skill set to complete most mechanical tasks as well.
Brad
