What do you do for a job?

I'm a contract Quality Engineer specialising in Aerospace commercial and military/defence applications currently working on missile defence systems and helmet mounted night vision mission systems. Although I have worked as an engineer for Toyota, JLR & Aston Martin in my earlier years.
 
I'm a contract Quality Engineer specialising in Aerospace commercial and military/defence applications currently working on missile defence systems and helmet mounted night vision mission systems. Although I have worked as an engineer for Toyota, JLR & Aston Martin in my earlier years.
Seems to be a few of us within aerospace/military and defence on this forum. A fair few in the quality side of things too! Who knows, we may of met at one stage or another!
 
Smart Home Sales Manager for a large custom installer in Oxford and partner in a Dash Camera supply and install company
 
I work in Insurance providing public, employers, professional indemnity, tools, plant and equipment cover for the Arb Industry. Our brokerage as a whole specialises in farms and estates but we have a niche product for tree surgeons and foresters. I have a book of clients I look after in anything from mid term changes to claims management and renewals.
 
Chief engineer on a private yacht for One of the richest Russian billionaires in the world
 
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This is the beast, bit more torque than my S3
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Know a couple of people that have worked the super yachts and I also have clients who own them. One of them owns this one http://www.charterworld.com/?sub=yacht-charter&charter=elizabeth-f-1365
Not in your league mind
I wouldn't make nod being able to own it, there a bit similar to out cars a constant drain on the finances. Our averages about £12/15 million a year to run and hats not including fuel, we bunker d 240 thousand litres of fuel yesterday, I joked about using my shell card for the points
 
I wouldn't make nod being able to own it, there a bit similar to out cars a constant drain on the finances. Our averages about £12/15 million a year to run and hats not including fuel, we bunker d 240 thousand litres of fuel yesterday, I joked about using my shell card for the points

Yep saying on another forum I am on is "If it Fly's, Floats or F*cks.....Rent it!!"
 
First line response technician on the DLR in London I get the trains out the way when they break down
 
I am a Datacentre and Cloud consultant for a Cisco Integrator in Newcastle upon Tyne. I am also a CCIE (for those you who know what that is). I basically spend all day every designing/deploying/talking about all sizes of datacentre networks. Yes, it is more interesting than it sounds. I have to do lots of driving for work, which is why i decided to ditch the GTD and get an S3 instead, because logic...
 
English tutor (graduated Jan this year) ...admin temping for an electrical/building contractor - also looking for position as overpaid, underworked PA to millionaire with company car included (must be an Audi !) !!!
 
I'm a Senior network Director for BBC Television
 
Cool , I'm fed up with changing channel to have my local news in poor non HD, it's 2016 for heavens sake !
 
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Seems to be a few of us within aerospace/military and defence on this forum. A fair few in the quality side of things too! Who knows, we may of met at one stage or another!

Your probably right the Aero industry is so incestuous right now I'm constantly bumping into the same contractors at different companies.

I'm finding there is a shortage of QE's & SQE's in this field due to the amount of offers that are coming through with very attractive hourly rates!
 
When self employed a few years back (I'm now an OAP) I was creating technical manuals and animated service manuals for engines that propel (post rocket - the noisy internal combustion bit) into this beast:



Not sure I should be talking about it mind; MAKE SURE you've got yer HATS ON and yer fingers in yer ears as this beastie is NOT designed to come back to base...
 
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Now, that's a real job.....!

Not buying the OAP bit though, that RS3 must keep you young........:yes:
 
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Now, that's a real job.....!

Not buying the OAP bit though, that RS3 must keep you young........:yes:

Oh it sure does Jake...

Have to say I didn't know the AR731 was going into that beastie...
 
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My sister runs the Weatherspoons in Rugeley, The Plaza, Love the steak club :)

My mom used to be an usherette at The Plaza (when it was a cinema) many years ago, desertstorm; and them were the days as a 12-year old I could get in for free... :yahoo:
 
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Insurance broker.....i'll get my coat
 
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Back in the day it was, now i sell insurance to other brokers looking to place insurance for all types of businesses from naval architects through to bob the builder. Im not quite banker hated territory yet....
 
Back in the day it was, now i sell insurance to other brokers looking to place insurance for all types of businesses from naval architects through to bob the builder. Im not quite banker hated territory yet....
No matter what job you do someone will dislike what you do for a living ..I know I've done enough - never been anywhere longer than a year and clocked up close to 100 jobs - lots of temp work too but there's always someone somewhere who will have a go - if you can go to work, do a good job, have a laugh along the way, earn your money and go home - that's all anyone can ask :relaxed:
 
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No matter what job you do someone will dislike what you do for a living ..I know I've done enough - never been anywhere longer than a year and clocked up close to 100 jobs - lots of temp work too but there's always someone somewhere who will have a go - if you can go to work, do a good job, have a laugh along the way, earn your money and go home - that's all anyone can ask :relaxed:

100 jobs lol..good god!
 
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100 jobs lol..good god!
Yeah well I started work early - I had a Saturday job at 16 and worked right through A levels and uni - then temp work - and short term contracts.... and I get bored easily! Done lots of different things - never too old to keep learning and experiencing new jobs - Downside is no pension lol!
 
Paintless Dent Repair ...... no I dont touch scratches and scuffs :)
 

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