What Is Your Job?

[BABHUMV]

General Contractor/Handyman/Home Inspector

[4churchill]

Im a sales manager for what we could call a HUMMER toy store!!! We have over 200 H3s on the ground now!!!

[Photom]

Retired Security Specialist!

[woyster_h3]

Mechanical Engineer by day working for a major Offshore Oil and Gas Engineering company. Volunteer Firefighter by night. 24/7 husband to my darling wife and soon to be father of twin boys.

[Klint]

Well I needed to update mine now a Server Engineer for a local hospital MCSE

[jp's-h3]

My new job.....
Well here's a picture of my office!
(As of 10/09/05)

[lamric]

I repair and service linear accelerators (radiation therapy equipment).

[Chaugar]

Well I'm not quite a Hummer owner yet, but I have been spending a lot of time at this site. I have learned so much. Thanks all. I am a nurse anesthetist (CRNA). I put people to sleep for surgery......then wake them up. Well I also do spinals, epidurals, peripheral nerve blocks, minimal sedation, invasive lines, etc. Only difference b/t me and an anesthesiologist is that I am not a doctor and I get paid about 1/2 of what they get. Not bad though. Crazy thing is that I'm not sure that I wouldn't rather be a model photographer.

[Ma\'Deuce]

you all have such cool jobs i'm almost ashamed to mention what i do.
I'm a contract mechanical launch engineer at gm. yes, i still have a job. yes, i'm concerned about losing it. i've made it through a lot of cuts so far, so someone up there wants me to stay, but if i do,lose my job, i too am going to move to Moab and rock climb and go wheelin all day until money runs out. that should last a few hours. i'm a father to one girl(1yr6mo old) going on 15 and have a beautiful wife. currently working on cadillacs.
I wish i could race hummers off road through the desert for a living. who would you send a resume to for a job like that?

[Bruce]

Im 29 years old with my first kid on the way, will be here in August.

I work at a Laboratory as a Chemist/Lab Tech

[MotorsportsAuthority aka Dragon]

don't have a hummer yet. too many personal projects.

< 26 and owner of Motorsports Authority where we do everything to a vehicle from A-Z.

[KJS]

Sr. Support/Data Coordinator with VZW

[Scouts Out]

I never realized the large percentage of military here, bt it should not surprise me. I left the Active duty Army (Cavalry, we go and find the enemy and mark them with our burning bodies) so I could spend some time with my kids before they want to drive my H3. Figured the National Guard would be a nice one week end a month, two weeks a year escape from my other job. As I have been deployed two times for three years in the past five years my plans hve nor worked out quite as I expect. But the good side , I get to have 120 armored HMMWV I can choose from to drive.

[macwag]

I worked for the Army as an Electrical Engineer for 33 years. One of my primary jobs was Project Leader for the Army's Common Ground Station program. The ground station was mounted on a vehicle I am sure you all are familiar with. I am retired now and live on Squa Pan Lake in northern Maine.

[masonH3]

A correctional officer at your local sh$t hole prison.

[Planohummer]

Originally posted by macwag:
I worked for the Army as an Electrical Engineer for 33 years. One of my primary jobs was Project Leader for the Army's Common Ground Station program. The ground station was mounted on a vehicle I am sure you all are familiar with. I am retired now and live on Squa Pan Lake in northern Maine.

That looks like it's on a K12 platform--Raytheon has one similar that's pretty wild to look at. No metallic devices allowed near it when operating due to magnetic fields created.

[Tommy36998]

Medically retired Marine.

Originally posted by BABHUMV:
General Contractor/Handyman/Home Inspector

[Scouts Out]

here is the web page of what we did the past 18 months

http://www.103armor.com/overseas_photos.htm

[macwag]

Originally posted by Planohummer:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by macwag:
I worked for the Army as an Electrical Engineer for 33 years. One of my primary jobs was Project Leader for the Army's Common Ground Station program. The ground station was mounted on a vehicle I am sure you all are familiar with. I am retired now and live on Squa Pan Lake in northern Maine.

That looks like it's on a K12 platform--Raytheon has one similar that's pretty wild to look at. No metallic devices allowed near it when operating due to magnetic fields created. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

The Mission Vehicle is a (M1097) which carries shelterized mission equipment and operators (2ea),tows M1102 trailer with MEP803A 10Kw generator & equip.

[Bill1065]

Klint, did you refinance the $19000 on your Hummer? I owed $19000 also but since I attempted to cancel a credit card they gave me a 1.99 APR on transfer balances for $14000 with no transfer fees for the life of the loan. Since I had about 5 grand in my account I paid that much on the 5.49 APR hummer loan leaving a balance of about $14000. Hopefully I will have the title soon after the balance transfer clears. It's crazy how you can just bypass the loan system (house/auto/personal loan APR brackets) these days if you have good credit.

I'm a civil engineer in the bridge structures dept. and do an occasional wedding/birthday/funeral video on the side, using two Canon GL2 cams and a 17" Powerbook. Contemplating the new dual core Macbook Pro or a dual core Sony SZ laptop in the near future, but can't seem to decide.

Update: just checked the car loan account; they accepted the balance trancefer and now it shows zero owed. Hello title, hello 1.99% APR.