Elkhart, IN
Locomotive engineer for a class I railroad.
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Quoted from oldskool1969:Better left unsaid, but you have all seen me at sometime, I am global
Better left unsaid... have all seen you... global... must be Justin Bieber 
Was an Electronics Technician for Ford MoCo for 20 years before they decided to pull out of the US. Now I'm a Controls Technician for a major Medical Device company for the past 10 years.
Where my CPAs at?? (Certified Public Accountant)
Been in public accounting in the cincinnati area for about 10 years.
Hardest thing I've ever had to do is get those three letters tacked onto my name.
If you need tax help ask my wife (she's a CPA too)
If you need a controller, call me. Haha
Petersfield, MB
I'm a college trades instructor up in Manitoba, Canada and a Carpenter by trade. It's an amazing job where I get to meet new groups of students every few months. I always mention I'm a pinhead during my class introduction and explain that it won't get ya better marks but if you have any pins for sale, I'm all ears. In my 3 years of teaching I've purchased a Marilyn Taxi and a Williams Joust (believe it or not) from students!! It's also really cool that my "big boss" at the college (the Dean of Construction Trades) is a fellow pinhead that owns 6 machines!
Quoted from erico201:I'm a college trades instructor up in Manitoba, Canada and a Carpenter by trade. It's an amazing job where I get to meet new groups of students every few months. I always mention I'm a pinhead during my class introduction and explain that it won't get ya better marks but if you have any pins for sale, I'm all ears. In my 3 years of teaching I've purchased a Marilyn Taxi and a Williams Joust (believe it or not) from students!! It's also really cool that my "big boss" at the college (the Dean of Construction Trades) is a fellow pinhead that owns 6 machines!
Haha. It's crazy how you'll meet other pinball owners in the craziest places. I was with one of our partners at a happy hour and found out they have had a pinball machine in their basement forever. First they got a starship Troopers then in the early 2000s they bought a TSPP new in box! I was so jealous. He also said in the 10 years they had the TSPP they didn't take off the glass once. Haha. I can't imagine how dirty that thing was.
Unknown City
I design and build things. Some of the things are good (in my view) and some are for pinball. When pinball and "good" intersect I offer the things for sale on my website - http://www.kahr.us.
Here's an example from January of something that is not for pinball: we bought a Dell monitor that is not wall-mount compatible. I designed a replacement for the base of the stand that sits on the backsplash of our desk and is held to the wall by three screws. The monitor's angle can be adjusted just as if it were still on the factory desk stand, but we don't have that stand taking up the real estate the size of a sheet of paper. It scores in my "good" evaluation, but I don't believe there's mass appeal - and it's certainly not relevant to pinball.
-Rob
-visit http://www.kahr.us to get my daughterboard that helps fix WPC pinball resets or for my Pinball 2000 H+V video sync adapter kit
Civil engineer at a consulting firm.
I design and oversee construction of public and private facilities. That includes all sorts of water, sewer, storm drainage, roadway, and parking projects. We also work on industrial, commercial, retail, and residential development from single building site plans to subdivision development.
I own a custom graphics and sign installation company. Currently employ 8 installers. We specialize in full vehicle wraps and stadium graphics for sports teams like the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, and the Toronto Blue Jays. And yes, have no problem installing pin cabinet graphics..
I'm a IBEW lineman. I keep the electricity flowing to everyone's cities and homes. I hold 12,000 volts in my hands daily but working on my pins scares me more. 
Quoted from Buzz:I'm a IBEW lineman.
Your Pinside handle fits! 
faz
Lean process improvement coach, working mostly with hospitals. I've been in just about every major non-clinical role there is in healthcare over a 30+ year career.
Quoted from oldskool1969:Better left unsaid, but you have all seen me at sometime, I am global
W00t! The Wolverine is a pinhead!
I'm in technology. I deal with cloud architecture and pretty much anything delivered "as-a-service".
"Senior Staff Engineer" is my current title, for whatever that's worth.
I am a National Account Manager for a company that digitizes Vital and Land Records for County Governments. I territory is every state east of the Mississippi River.
(currently) Business Analyst. Watch the movie Office Space. I am pretty much exactly Ron Livingston.
Quoted from NPO:Serving this amazing country. 8 years down. 12 to go.
Thank you
Southbourne
Group Operations Manager for a somewhat niche medical imaging company - we provide open and upright MRI for patients who are either too claustrophobic/obese for a traditional supine scanner, or patients who need weight bearing or positional/dynamic MRI studies. Healthcare is an interesting environment to work in and there will always be a need for it.
Quoted from pezpunk:I write software for various federal defense, security and intelligence agencies.
I heard the Russians are looking for you!
I have been in automotive industry my whole life, mostly repair. Got tired of working for other people, no, actually couldn't stand working for other people anymore, and opened my own repair facility(with a free play arcade) about a year ago.
Quoted from EvanDickson:(currently) Business Analyst. Watch the movie Office Space. I am pretty much exactly Ron Livingston.
I'm Ryan Adams.
Just kidding.
I'm the creative director at an editorial post post production house. Mostly Adobe After Effects stuff.
Quoted from BillySastard:Locomotive engineer for a class I railroad.
Whaaaaaaaa???
Not that this thread is any kind of competition, but if it were, you won it!
Software.. embedded/RTOS mostly, used to be UAVs, now medical devices. Looking to change it up again if people have ideas
Quoted from PW79:I'm an overpaid liability that complains, gossips & always passes the buck
That's an extremely competitive field. Congratulations on being a survivor.
Electrical engineer that primarily designs medium voltage (<13,800V) to low voltage (480/277/208/120V) distribution systems for medical buildings and hospitals. Everything from power distribution to lighting. This is year 29.
Quoted from RCA1:Civil engineer at a consulting firm.
Hey! I've worked on a project with you. Never knew until after that project you were a collector too. I did enjoy working on that water facility. It was a fun project and I don't say that too often.
Quoted from zerbam:I am a senior cad designer for SAF/Holland....I design the large 5th wheel hitches for the semi-trucks that haul our new pins across the country.
Say hello to your super Account Manager Randy L. for me!
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