[jellojoe]

30, process chemist in the pharmaceutical industry.

 

[wavoman]

60 -- does that take the "oldest" prize in this thread? Think so.

I'm CEO of a compay my wife and I founded many years ago -- we provide real-time news feeds from media companies worldwide to stock traders, business librarians, and journalists. We also analyze the news, both quantitatively and qualitatively (my wife and I are both statisticians and computer scientists).

 

[Ashkii21]

32, Private tutor, math and science for a local native american indian tribe.

 

[LFF]

27, Mastering Engineer, Audio Restoration Specialist. I master, remaster and restore audio for music/films.

 

[tuatara]

57, ex radio copywriter, motorcycle courier(London) then 29 years motorcycle mechanic= stuffed body, now parts manager,the cushy life.

 

[fixedcan218]

43, groundskeeper, and for a part-time job I work for my father-in-law doing masonry repair

 

[tstarn06]

57, ex-sportswriter and TV columnist (newspapers),freelance writer for the past 20 years.

 

[Radagast]

21, soldier (IDF, Armored corps).

 

[wern_d]

18, student

 

[aaron313]

 

[cAsE sEnSiTiVe]

45/Retired

 

[Jubei]

38 / unemployed again.

 

[esco]

21, last year in college but still have a long path to becoming a doctor

 

[tapehiss]

Such a huge variation of ages here! That's really cool. Not something you see on most forums.

28/computer programmer. Currently doing javascript-heavy web development, and previously was doing high availability multi-threaded server applications. Not too sure which I like better yet.

 

[fatcat28037]

65, retired 10 years ago after 32 year career in IT.