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What is your profession?
- Thread starter Squarehard
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I am a technical writer, working in advanced engineering at one of the largest ISPs in the country.
I'm sorry. I considered posting it but didn't want to immediately turn it into a 300 thread.
I was just hired to be a streetcar/trolley/tram/light rail vehicle operator. I just started training, but I'm having fun driving a 100,000 pound vehicle through the streets of downtown Toronto.
Javascript is a mess. Typescript and angular and those things are alright though, but I'd rather see a proper language take javascript's place
Graphic Designer (freelance)
As much as I would love to only do that as my day job, I'm also currently a BarBack.
As much as I would love to only do that as my day job, I'm also currently a BarBack.
Yea. All of our in house stuff we do in c#, which qualifies as a programming language I guess but feels more just like scripting. The ITIL solution we have, which I have to write automation for on rare occasions, is almost all JavaScript, jQuery, etc. A real pain in the ass. It's crazy how so little in Java has advanced since I graduated over a decade ago.
Software Developer in a pharmacy/medical startup. I specifically develop software for our logistics and operations (we deliver medicine to your home or work).
software/web/mobile developer.
edit: I personally love JavaScript/TypeScript (Angular and React exclusively). I been working with a lot since last May and I love it.
edit: I personally love JavaScript/TypeScript (Angular and React exclusively). I been working with a lot since last May and I love it.
I've been funemployed since September (moved back to the US from Korea and have been working on getting certified to teach here), but I'll be working as a substitute teacher starting next week. Obviously that's not really a career though, but at least it'll pay the bills for now.
Looking for a full time graphic designer (or at the very least freelance part time, but I don't really know how to get started with that) or teaching job though, at this point I just want to be working again.
Looking for a full time graphic designer (or at the very least freelance part time, but I don't really know how to get started with that) or teaching job though, at this point I just want to be working again.
I'm the site manager for an industrial site that has a stone quarry, an asphalt plant and a cleanfill reclamation site. English major with a History minor.
I love Infrastructure Week
I love Infrastructure Week
field/office engineer for a construction company whose division I work for builds whatever oil/gas companies needs. Traveling from place to place every X months for projects.
Structural Engineer.
Been at the same company since graduation, nearly 10 years now. I'm the department head and love my job. Definitely got lucky considering I graduated in 2009 when the market was rough.
Been at the same company since graduation, nearly 10 years now. I'm the department head and love my job. Definitely got lucky considering I graduated in 2009 when the market was rough.
Full time: Senior Accountant for an EV company. Pretty exciting time. Considering my CPA.
Contractual: Script Analyst for a Film Production company. Fun stuff.
Contractual: Script Analyst for a Film Production company. Fun stuff.
Robit (Warehouse Associate). A slight promotion from babysitting Robits (Machine Operator + Material Handler).
I hate working in warehouses. Working towards an IS/CIS degree.
I hate working in warehouses. Working towards an IS/CIS degree.
