Student, studying Financial Economics, with a view to becoming a stock-broker or investment banker.

Then I'll buy a solid gold PC case, and instead of LED's, have white light shone through various rubies, saphires and emeralds to indicate when my HDD's are being accessed.

81ing-81ing ;)

student, hell-week(finals) are in 28 days....13 hours...15 minutes...:cry:

Old school Art Director \ Designer \ Communications Strategist

that's actually the field that i am setting my sights on...:)

I'm a Senior Network Engineer playing around with the IP core in one of the new third generation mobile networks. It keeps the checkbook happy so I'm happy. :)

1rst year electronic engineer.

i dont understand nothing and want to do nothing, but i love it ;)

hey joe, what kind of digital pimp?

Comm Programmer
 

For financil inst... :D

Was just browsing the forum and saw this old thred ;)


I,m a Certified Aviation Technician by trade ..Had my hands on everything from a piper cub to a 747 ...Been around airplanes all my life :)


But these days i run a little construction contractor business and doing very well for myself ..The hours are long but the most important part i am my own boss :p

I have been doing what I am doing for six years and I am still not sure what I do. :confused:

Sophomore EE at the University of Texas at Austin... Still awaiting the day when I can do something actually *interesting* or *useful* :)

Oh well, I'll be sure to post back if that ever happens...

Hmmm... To be honest I'm not exactly sure where my money comes from. though looking at my bank statements will shock the life out of my hardened accoutants :D.

Seriously though: University Student with the ability to blag a full loan from the correct authorities whilst holding down a part time job while living in a dump in the wrong side of Dundee... giving me the abilty to spend about £2000($5000 ish) a year on my computer whilst living on tea/pasta/bread/currysauce and a serious amount of beer :D.

That WAS serious.

~ Boli

I'm a hoe for guys like n0v1c3

I'm a carpenter.

:)

Im a student (CS) that currently works for a hospital (summer job) doing tech support. I also build computers do network consulting and web stuff on the side.

Women just pay me to pleasure them... what can I say.. its a hard living but I get by :)

hehehe

sudent.. going into my junior year in HS..... this year I will be laughing all the way through AP comp sci.

Almost an Architect :p. Finished my studies about 3 years ago, and being all this time "finishing" :rolleyes: the final project to get the degree.

Don't have any real income, so when I'm starving I make some small job like an architectural model that keeps me alive for some months.

I'm a software engineer, writing control and analysis programs for semiconductor test equipment.

So, I write stuff that controls the robots, the 0.1 um/0.2 millidegree accurate XYZT stages, vacuum and dry nitrogen lines, lasers, GPIB/Ethernet/RS232 control interfaces and such. It does DC and RF measurements. The DC measurements help customers get 10 attofarad resolution and down to 1 femtoamp noise levels. Basically, measuring small clumps of electrons.

The other product I tend to work on is a calibration and analysis tool for VNAs (vector network analyzers) for taking RF measurements from s-parameters from 0-110GHz taken from the DUTs and then calibrating out the cable and probes distortion and de-embedding the DUT from the wafer pads.

I work as a steel fabricator but i don't have the qualifications so i am not really a steel fabricator.

I'm starting my junior year working for my BS in Materials Engineering from Purdue University. I work two jobs part time: Windows support at the university's CS department and I'm also a salesman at the local Sears...I have no money, college life is too expensive.

Too bad none of them are under 65:(

What's that smell?:eek:

I´m a "rustfast klejnsmed lærling(danish)" or in english someone who knows how to manufacture just about anything in stainless stell.

I do lots of welding, grinding, work on lathe,milling and drilling mostly in very thin materials like 1mm.

It takes four years of training(approx. 42K a year) and results in me being able to go on in to mechanical ingeneering (another 4 years of education and approx. 70-80k a year)

We pay 50-60% taxes!doh! fsck´d country!

Over and out Mads

Know the feeling. From the money my boss pays form having me hired only some 45-50% reaches my bank account, the rest is tax.
Then 25% of everything I buy is tax (VAT or whatever it´s called), not to mention the alcohol tax. :cry:
regards
Mikael S.

I do, at Swiftech (12/7), what many here would love to do - except for the hours probably
design and test new and improved cooling products

nice to be paid for what one desires to do