What do you do to pay for your SCCA habit? (networking)

[joker717]

I was a welder for 15 years mainly doing tig in stainless and aluminum and got tired of being laid off every time the economy farted. Gave it up for more stability (and cheaper insurance) now I'm one of your friendly neighborhood trash collectors for waste connections.

[jspadaro]

I'm a software developer, I do security-related stuff for Cisco.

[chadwickity]

Through college I managed a Lowe's garden center, waited tables and flipped cars on the side to support my habit. Now I'm a pharmacist at a local hospital.

[CABoegemann]

RoadShow mobile stages. I provide staging for events like Brewers Jam, Rhythm and Roots, Winterfest, etc.

[benk]

I'm a software developer, I do security-related stuff for Cisco.

If you have any input into the AsyncOS for the Ironport WSA products then I'd REALLY like to give you some feature requests.

[thrdeye]

I'm a jack of all at a website development company called in10sity. I scope/spec, test, and write documentation for a website content management system that we're building called InnovateCMS. I also develop project management procedures, company policies, and manage client projects. Additionally, I sell new business and do product demos and am currently on the evaluation team for new a new CRM, ticketing system, and project management system.

[ddillow]

I used to design storage systems and communication libraries for supercomputers (with a side of managing large amounts of neutron scattering data), but now I help design various things that go in warehouse-scale computers.

[thewelder]

I was a machinist and welder for 15 years. Looking for better money and insurance I went to Eastman Chemical Company here in kingsport. I do industrial maintance and welding for them.
I also do some small fab and welding work out of my yard barn until I can get my garage built.
My family comes first so my car and garage time is limited right now. Hope to get it back together this year.

[thrdeye]

I used to design storage systems and communication libraries for supercomputers (with a side of managing large amounts of neutron scattering data), but now I help design various things that go in warehouse-scale computers.

Tell us about the WOPR!

[djrogers1]

I'm a retired (1/1/14) chemical engineer. 34 years at Eastman in Kingsport. Worked mostly in, and in support of, manufacturing of chemicals, plastics, and (finally) fibers.......very, very small fibers......

Money comes from savings and a relatively modest pension.

[Fuelrush]

I currently work for Bell Helicopter as a fabricator. I have more experience with tool and die maintenance/repair (mainly injection molding dies) and machining.