Post a Picture of your Job!

[Bigredhawkeye]

I didn't see anything like this on here so I figured let's start a thread where you can show off what you do for a living.

Currently my full time job is being a political science major with a focus in international politics as well as a cadet in the Army ROTC program at University of Iowa:

 

[tktaylor1]

Well I attend school full time

(This is not me)

And I work at a Subway full time

 

[Sdahe]

This me at the Agency...

 

[Jspring86]

I am currently a PhD student in mathematics, and I work as a graduate teaching assistant/research assistant to pay the bills. Here is a picture of my desk before I became an Apple fanboy:

It is nicely housed in a office I share with 6 other graduate assistants. Overall, I love my job. When I have some time I'll take a picture of my updated office setup with my Apple toys.

 

[trekkie604]

I.T.

 

[bdodds1985]

not rotc.

afghanistan:

(far left is me)

 

[zigzagg321]

 

[ranviper]

afghanistan:

Bless ya man. I spent only two years with the Army, but got medically discharged -so the most I can do now is Search and Rescue and Recon with the Air Force Auxiliary.

Besides that, I am also the Outdoor Activities Coordinator for a youth camp in Schroon Lake, NY, the Adirondacks. Absolutely beautiful here.

 

[Hustler1337]

Student at university:

(this is not me)
and work at a leading supermarket in the UK

Specifically, the Online department. We deliver thousands of online grocery orders.
Neither is that me

 

[hobbyrennfahrer]

 

[Happybunny]

And loving it.

 

[Warhawk15]

Outside:

Inside:

 

[Mal]

Heh, I'm almost serious. I work for an Apple Specialist, and started my own company on the side, The Bearded Nerd, as an Apple Consultant. So, reading MacRumors daily (hourly?) is actually a helpful task to keep up on my job. At least that's what I tell myself...

jW

 

[bdodds1985]

Bless ya man. I spent only two years with the Army, but got medically discharged -so the most I can do now is Search and Rescue and Recon with the Air Force Auxiliary.

Besides that, I am also the Outdoor Activities Coordinator for a youth camp in Schroon Lake, NY, the Adirondacks. Absolutely beautiful here.

this next unit I am going to is search and rescue, and I will be the demo expert but really I am just happy for a change of pace and something new. It's in belvoir Virginia right next to dc and the pentagon, and the unit stood up after 9-11.... Sounds pretty high speed to me and will look amazing on my resume

 

[puckhead193]

And loving it.

jealous
I'm only 26, just a few more years

Not my photo/me

 

[ranviper]

this next unit I am going to is search and rescue, and I will be the demo expert but really I am just happy for a change of pace and something new. It's in belvoir Virginia right next to dc and the pentagon, and the unit stood up after 9-11.... Sounds pretty high speed to me and will look amazing on my resume

Nice man, it will be a lot of fun no doubt, and something you can take to the civilian world if you decide to get out.

 

[SuperJudge]

System administrator

Responsible for a small-ish mixed environment. My current position has reinforced my distaste for the GUI-centric nature of Windows.

 

[stevenlangley1]

Aviation Electronics Technician for the USN.

 

[brenden]

A little ironic i know...

 

[chrono1081]

This is my job. Honestly this show has some seriously accurate stereotypes!

 

[Gator24765]

I stream live sporting events at the school I work at

I also work as a Valet

(First pic is mine, second is not.)

 

[Texasboy956]

afghanistan:
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535 RCP!

LOL Hell yea. Not ROTC

 

[Texasboy956]

Deployment pics from IRAQ.

 

[peapody]

Actually what I really do involves computers computers computers.

 

[zwodubber]

Power Quality Analysis

Thermography

Low voltage wiring

And some high voltage wiring