Were do you work?

[Lokidude]

I'm an apprentice electrician and sometime hammer swinger, working all over the valley. Right now, I'm working at the world's biggest hole in the ground.

[JoeSparky]

I'm an RN working in an Adult neuro shock trauma ICU in a local unnamed by me hosp not for profit. Anxious looking for retirement so my play time won't be interfered with by my work schedule. Only about 5 years to go!

[RoccoRacer]

And what do ya speak Rocco? I won't ask actual unit affiliation in the open.

Portuguese (mission language) and Chinese (learned at DLI).

[gravedancer]

Database and web application development for a Software as a Service company in Midvale.

[MichaelD]

I do technical support for a time & attendance package called TimeForce, made by my employer, Qqest Software Systems.

http://www.qqest.com/
http://www.mytimeforce.com/

[B Cart]

I've been working at DriverTech in Salt Lake doing account management and sales for the last year. Great company!

[PrimarchBentley]

I've been working at DriverTech in Salt Lake doing account management and sales for the last year, but I recently got a job offer from Adobe, so I'll probably be doing software sales for them here shortly.

DriverTech, eh? I used to be in IT for QSI about 7ish years ago (before the buy-out), and remember when DriverTech was 3-4 people sharing office space with QSI...

Currently I'm at the University of Utah, as a SysAdmin for one of the SoC research institutes. Love being able to carry to work at a university, even if not OC...

[nogs]

Actually that's factually incorrect. If you tell them you have to kill your self. They are not legally responsible for what you tell them, well not nearly to the degree you would be.

No, I think it's factually correct because the fact is that I'd rather not kill myself.

[B Cart]

[DriverTech, eh? I used to be in IT for QSI about 7ish years ago (before the buy-out), and remember when DriverTech was 3-4 people sharing office space with QSI...

Haha nice! Do you remember any of the 3-4 people that were there?

[Korben88]

I do God's work!

I am a machinist @ complex fabricators. I work on all kinds of products from aluminum pop pins to stainless steel clevis'.

I am currently turning bronze door handles for the LDS temple in Boise Id.

Sent from my SGH-T759 using Tapatalk 2 (which means I probably should be working)

[DaKnife]

Actually that's factually incorrect. If you tell them you have to kill your self. They are not legally responsible for what you tell them, well not nearly to the degree you would be.

No, I think it's factually correct because the fact is that I'd rather not kill myself.

Sorry, you'd still be legally liable for releasing national security secrets, even after you killed those you told. So then you'd face the chair (face the needle just doesn't have the same ring) for Murder and Treason. I stand by my advice.

[DaKnife]

And what do ya speak Rocco? I won't ask actual unit affiliation in the open.

Portuguese (mission language) and Chinese (learned at DLI).

German (DLI) here.

[PrimarchBentley]

Haha nice! Do you remember any of the 3-4 people that were there?

Mark Haslam, Jim Pumphrey... one of the engineers was pretty much dedicated to DriverTech, but I forget which (I'm pretty bad with names).

Goods times, QSI. Still the only employer I've worked for that had an "open gun policy," where people were encouraged to bring in their firearms to show to other employees...

[enigmamachine]

I work for Tecolote Research, Inc.; our office is in Layton, but I'm not ever there. I am a cost analyst... whatever that means. I make up numbers, and tell other people that their numbers are wrong.
In the end, I help the government spend money; ideally, I help them spend less, but that's not always the case.

[Liberty Nut]

My work requires a top secret security clearance so I can't say unless I kill you afterwards.

Can I have you tell my mother-in-law?