What your major/job?

We all here because modeling united us, and thanks to Igor we all can share tips and tricks, show off your work and so on.
But I'd like to know what is your day job? What are you making for living and buying more kits... :biggrin: ?

I'm CSR and Network Specialist.

Electrical designer here..been doing this for 7 years now..using a wonderful program called microstation

Gray

I'm a Freshman in my 2nd semester at the Pennsylvania College of Technology. majoring in Construction Management.

During the summers I work 40 hours a week in a Manufacturing plant.

im a first year at uni doing mechanical engineering :iceslolan . you might say i have quite a bit of attention to detail because of it...

i am a photojournalist that provides photographs and story content in a little over 3 counties for 4 newspapers.

I'm in the Air Force, I work in Supply, and I'm stationed at Grand Forks AFB in North Dakota... As much as I hate the winters here, they're the perfect excuse (not that I needed one) to work on my models because it's too cold outside to work on my real car :lol:

I'm a firefighter at the moment and I'll hopefully be an EMT soon (failed my final test by 2 points, so I have to retest). I'm not sure if I'm going to just be a regular EMT or if I'm going to join a Rescue Squad. Just have to wait and see.

I'm a firefighter at the moment and I'll hopefully be an EMT soon (failed my final test by 2 points, so I have to retest). I'm not sure if I'm going to just be a regular EMT or if I'm going to join a Rescue Squad. Just have to wait and see.

Did you go to the school? If yes, for how long?

Forensic Computer Tech employed by a law firm in Denver
And believe it or I studied Art in college

im a first year at uni doing mechanical engineering :iceslolan . you might say i have quite a bit of attention to detail because of it...


Ditto, only difference is that i'm in 4h year...(only 1 to go :naughty:, then I'll be able to buy ALL the models I want :D)

jr at san jose state university. major business admin

I work as a mechanic(trainee) at a local shop, and have been doing it since August. I do some other side business, such as writing reviews for Anime News Network, and am an author/poet, but my daily bread primarily comes from wrenching on cars.

Did you go to the school? If yes, for how long?
I took an EMT course by night. It was a 120hr class, being 4 hrs 2 nights a week over a period of a couple months. It wasn't easy, but I'm giving it my best shot. The fire fighter courses vary state to state, but here the Level 1 fire fighter's course is usually 3 weekends, 10 hrs both days of straight training and learning. Then you have to be CPR certified (which is like a 1 hr class) and have a hazmat safety course (about a 6 hr class). Those are the bare minimum here. I'm planning on taking Level 1 and Level 2 Vehicle Extracation Courses, Brush Fire Training, and Swift Water Rescue hopefully within the year. It's a constant learning process. If your area has a volunteer fire department, I'd advise joining. Most will pay for your classes and training, plus it gives you an idea of if you like the field. Me...the adrenaline rush just cannot be replaced.

Juvenile Corrections Officer/Adjudicated Youth Counselor

I'm an Air Force Enforcer of the Law. I'll write you a ticket and steal your donuts at the same time.

attorney

Mechanical Engineeering major at the University of Arizona. I'm a freshman though so i havn't had any 'real' classes yet. I delivered phone books last summer too, but only part time.

i can not work because i am on probation and no one will hire me :disappoin

Robert.

Im a freshman in high school also im part time slacker

I had a great job over the summer detailing cars with my friend-we had our own buisness and made quite a bit of money... :naughty:
Right now I'm looking for a job, aside from being a high school sophomore.

Im at uni studying interactive multimedia with a minor in graphic design

I work in the retail industry and a part time business/marketing educator.

5th year senior (with one more left... harrumph) in Secondary Education / Social Studies with minors in history and french. Kids: try to avoid changing majors more than once, and try to keep them in the same vicinity as far as credits. Going from engineering to graphic design to education... well, sucks.

Layla'sKeeper-- how is that job? I've often thought about ditching my education (once I get it) and getting my hands dirty, too.

let's see, i'm a Sophmore in High School/Freelance webdesigner (see my sig)

i could always use donations tho :)

Im a STRUGGLING actor and a Sears Home Delivery Man

I'm a senior in high school and I am in the Auto Body Tech program, so I just attend English 4 and Auto Body Tech during the day. I also deliever pizzas for Papa Johns at night. It sucks but I can't make as much money as I do being a high school student anywhere else.

Third Year in University of Toronto, Canada. :bananasmi

I am a 16 yr old senior who owns a window cleaning business, I average $25 an hour but dont enjoy the work. but hey I cant make the money anywhere else at my age.

Used to be Senior Art Director in IT & Design consultant, now I'm a graphic designer freelancer.

I am an aftermarket parts salesman, been doing it for about 3 years now and its a heck of alot better than my last job which was a used car porter at the dealership!

Hi !
I'm working as an IT consultant for insurance and banking clients primarily. I have been in this job for 7 years now.
My domains are : IT analysis and methodology.

Me..I'm a Director of an Materials Handling Engineering Company. But I spend 99% of the day doing CAD draughting. Also run a FTO Parts company www.type-f.co.uk (http://www.type-f.co.uk).

Currently, a sophmore in High school. Wanna be a computer engineer someday. :D

I'm basically an IT Technical Support but became recently Customer Service Manager for an american company based in Brussels, doing his business in telecomunications: Conference Call, VisioConference, ...

Xav

Satellite engineer at the moment but currently working on setting up my own e'business

Richie

Am now a Large construction site Air conditioning design and build project manager, but also do the CAD like hiroboy.
before that i did an aprenticeship with the Minisrty of Defence in engineering, it was great, tought me so much. set me up for life.
Have been using cad for over 7 years and do 3D and 2D, got my first A4 rotring drawing board at 6 years old!

Ditto, only difference is that i'm in 4h year...(only 1 to go :naughty:, then I'll be able to buy ALL the models I want :D)

are you involved in the FSAE at all?

I'll finish my high school (this is before university, right?) in May. Then I'll have a "social job" for 10 months (so I don't have to go to the army). After that, I'll study "automotive" at a university. I also work as a salesman, I'm selling furniture to earn some money for my car and modeling.

im in my third year of Architectural Engineering at Penn States Fayette campus. And i have an internship as a CAD operator at a local Civil Engineering Firm....

I earn money for modeling by being a paper boy, dish washer, and
helping a neighbor install windows and bathroom stalls in the summer.

Process engineer for a company that produces disposible fabric. Involves plastics extrusion and processing. Boring, but it pays the bills.

Satellite engineer- but I'm slowly working my way through flight school.

there is definately a large preportion of cad designers on here.
i suppose you have to be a detail person to get into drawing, and models are all about detail!

Lowly accountant!!! :smile: