What do you do for a living?

[Quinster]

Quality Assurance for a pharmaceutical company that specializes in fermentation based APIs (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients). We also do work with synthetic pharmaceuticals as well.

[Parker]

I am a production planner for a chemical company. We specialize in oil field chemicals and water treatment chemicals.

[Floop70]

I work for a large Canadian agriculture service company. I drive to various grain elevators and ag service centers fixing computer equipment for them. Due to a recent company merger, I am being laid on at the end of June so I get to find something new to do.

[prosnow]

Industrial Electrician/Instrumentation

if only we could hook up some of these 3000 gpm pumps that they hae @ that water treatment plants up to a tank

[Matt]

Another government worker here. I manage a few technology-oriented teams (networks and security, mostly).

[digital-audiophile]

Being in Calgary, naturally I am in oil and gas

I'm an Account manager for a firm named Hallmark Tubulars. For the past 5 years I was stationed in the EnCana office managing a $300MM spend. Just this week however I moved back to the HM head office to work as part of the project linepipe group. Basically I will be liasing with the global mills and our parent company in Tokyo to supply the large pipeline projects you hear about on the news

I love my job

[Shipwreck]

I am a PLC programmer (PLC=Programmable Logic Controller like an industrial PC) for a a world leading UV water treatment company. I did the UV system in Victoria and now leading the NewYork drinking water to name a couple of projects.

I am considering changing gears and going for the testing to become a cop soon though. Getting sick of computers (for anything but web surfing).

[lastlight]

I work as a flash programmer for a small e-learning company in Calgary. In fact we made your website =) Logo too if I'm not mistaken...

Originally Posted by digital-audiophile

Being in Calgary, naturally I am in oil and gas

I'm an Account manager for a firm named Hallmark Tubulars. For the past 5 years I was stationed in the EnCana office managing a $300MM spend. Just this week however I moved back to the HM head office to work as part of the project linepipe group. Basically I will be liasing with the global mills and our parent company in Tokyo to supply the large pipeline projects you hear about on the news

I love my job