So what does everyone do for a living?

[Cwilliams]

[Feets31]

Higher Ed

[Gen9Rolla]

College student

[Dwhite0960]

Paramedic it's good to see others here at Adams as well

[James__]

Thank you to all of you who serve in emergency services and military roles. It really takes a special person to see and do some of the things required of you, and I know we all greatly appreciate it even though it goes largely unsaid.

Edited March 16, 2016 by James__

[blcksilv08]

I'm a Diesel technician at a truck dealership, I specialize in Sprinter vans but work on class 8 semi's, delivery trucks, motorhomes, dump trucks, crane trucks and emergency vehicles.

[07stanggt]

16 years as a territory manager for a company who installs truck equipment for over 100 Ford dealers in the northeast region. We stock bare truck chassis and pickup trucks for the dealers on our facility, so lead time is cut in half when there customers need upfit trucks for their business. An example would be :

[Black Bowtie]

Military Equipment Maintenance Instructor (Civilian Contractor) 

[jpenny902]

I'm an apprentice electrician.

[therealphillypapi]

Underwriting Analyst for American Express.

[Mazzdog]

Financial Advisor / Wealth Management.

 

Thank you to all military and this to me includes police and firefighter / EMT. Thank you for doing your job that allows me to do mine (and detail my car if course )

[cchrider]

Been in the oil field for the past few years, but since the oil field is in the tank I am in between jobs, about to get into a truck and start running long haul.

[goheels]

Former Professor in Neuroscience.

 

Now a Program Director at the National Institute of Health (NIH).

[cweidert03]

Financial Advisor/ Wealth management

 

Previously I owned one of the largest vending companies in Indiana but we sold out to a national competitor several years ago.

[GXPaycheck]

Autopilot Operator

[rkj4243]

Living in the "Motor City" for all of my life, what would you expect one to do?

 

First 26 years spent at various automobile dealerships as a heavy repair technician, repairing vehicle engines, transmissions, and drivetrain assemblies.

 

In 1998 started at my current employer, a Tier 1 supplier of automotive drivetrain assemblies and components to many different vehicle manufacturers, first as a test lab technician for about 2 years, then as an engineering "end of test inspection technician/supervisor" for about 8 years, then a prototype builder/assembly technician for 4 years, and currently a warranty analyst for the past 4 years, looking at assemblies and components, making determination as to "why did the end user customer have a concern" and coordinating with manufacturing, quality, and engineering to ensure product integrity, durability, and customer satisfaction.

 

Yes, about 44 years total, as I am an older individual. 

 

Basically, anything repairing, racing, and detailing CARS and TRUCKS since 16 years old.

[Nineteen]

Parts/Inventory Control & IT at a mass transit authority and a college student.

[sahls01gmc]

I work for a diesel engine manufacturer, on the power generation side.  I sell Generators.

[kvas51]

Water utility Engineer City of Boulder

[Thorsager]

Registered Nurse in an Emergency Department at a Level 1 Trauma Center

[iono11200]

EMT-Paramedic

[Zach5.9CTD]

I'm a truck driver. Delivering all the diff stuff that makes this world go around haha.

[Cwilliams]

sahls01gmc what company do you work for?

[TXadam]

Accounting Manager for a national homebuilder

[Sanchez03]

Warehouse Lead at a company that builds LED street and warehouse lighting...

[sahls01gmc]

sahls01gmc what company do you work for?

Cummins