where does a mtbr work?

[trekrider4315]

Where do all of you fellow mountain bikers work at?...line of work & description would be nice.

 

[BumpingUglys]

Originally posted by trekrider4315
Where do all of you fellow mountain bikers work at?...line of work & description would be nice.

St James University Hospital, Leeds, UK, here. Within the Histopathalogy dept, involves cutting up bits of people for diagnosis etc (we use DMR V12's for legs ). Not for the faint of heart

BU

 

[sm266]

Well, right now I work in a resturant b/c I also go to school. However, I'm gonna quit soon, do homework, get married, and ride more. I'm a pretty lucky gurl.

 

[gee-tee-zee]

Originally posted by trekrider4315
Where do all of you fellow mountain bikers work at?...line of work & description would be nice.

...freelance graphic designer here in the uk...designing cd/record covers for smaller, independant labels in London...and also working 2 days a week for a small design company producing brochures, exhibitions, logos etc...

 

[jmitting]

Employed by the Navy (Aust) to finish engineering degree then serve.

 

[LiquidOps]

Network Administrator for Toyota's National Headquarters in CA.

Also run my own consulting/computer/web design/custom application company.

Liquid Ops

 

[heterophobe]

Double Bass player in my local symphony orchestra. Teach a bit on the side.

Going back to school this Fall in NYC.

JesusV

 

[arctcknight]

Originally posted by trekrider4315
Where do all of you fellow mountain bikers work at?...line of work & description would be nice.

I work in a bike shop of course. Always riding and cheap parts so I consider myself lucky

 

[prevail24]

I am an 8th grade American History and Physical Science teacher and I work part time in a shop to keep my good hook-up

 

[terrya]

I'm a digital artist/animator, pretty flexible time, so if I'm lucky I can sneak off the odd afternoon for a ride

 

[JuneBug]

Originally posted by trekrider4315
Where do all of you fellow mountain bikers work at?...line of work & description would be nice.

I am a dentist. MOuntain biking is a great stress relief. I can ride and forget everything! I love swoopy swishy single track that cuts around trees so narrow your handlebars barely fit. woooooosh!

 

[AnthoBoy]

wow, what a variety!

To add to it..... I'm an audio engineering supervisor @ SAE audio technology college. I supervise students & teach, maintain the studio gear & surf the net & write music. Awesome job....specially considering I can write music when there's nought else to be done. Night shift so it's usually nice & quiet.

I'm also hoping getting back into biking after a half years break will help with stress levels and remind me of what exercise is!!!

Save on cab fares too (26 & no liscence

 

[damiansmith]

Am middleware engineer for a bank in Connecticut, got into Mtn biking in USA over last 3 years, wonder what Mtn biking is like back home when I return next year .. ( to Australia )

 

[Hecubus]

Network admin for one of the major pharmaceutical corporations.

 

[Cyclesmith]

I own a bicycle shop www.cyclesmith.net

 

[TheAndyDudE]

Student in Landscape Architecture at TexasTechUniversity. Hopefully with a few more years at the most, i'll have that dream job of being able to work in the outdoors more so than inside.

until then, i work at a local nursery (plants).

 

[Big Bad Voodoo]

IT Ops Manager for Applications Software Co.

 

[Nitromike]

Systems administrator for a law firm

 

[swimmeronwheels]

Was a lawyer. Now mostly a stay at home Mom, but I work a few hours a week teaching swimming lessons (kids) and lifeguarding at a neighborhood pool.

I sneak out to ride during school hours!! Love those forest preserves at 10 a.m. on a weekday.

 

[Tmax1]

...cool beans swimmer..

Tm1