whooa! very cool! what company? any details on what you engineered?

 

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Along with being a Professional Photographer I am the technical manager for a pre-press house focusing solely on packaging for a large toy company. I also consult in digital workflow design.

 

Risk manager for a fortune 100 company. Some might call me a wh0re, always looking for BBD.

 

Roger that! I'd have to opt for the Ford GT, Aston Martin V8 Vantage, or Ferrari. Well, actually, if money wasn't an object, I'd have to go for the big brother Lambo, the Murcielago! Ah heck, I'd just get one of each!!

 

I deal with Risk Managment often when I submit Capital Projects (100% approval rate).

 

Way back in the late 70's, A/C wasn't even heard of on small displacement European engines. And you know that you couldn't sell a car in the U.S without A/C. Now to answer your question, a very small group of us designed and engineered an A/C system with a local U.S supplier. I can tell you that this project was a BIG challenge on this particular FWD application with a longitudinal drivetrain and the transmission located in front of the engine. To make a long story short, you had no drive of the crankshaft to run the accessories. Everything was driven off the camshaft and I mean everything, alternator, water pump, air pump and of course the newly added A/C compressor. That's a lot of load for a camshaft if you know what I mean but the marketing guys didn't care and said they had to have it. We took on the project and ended up with a fairly decent system.
Anyway, I'll let you guess as to what company, they weren't that many with this drivetrain layout. I only worked for this company for a few years but it was the most challenging and best time of my career.

 

Director of Legislative and Govermental Affairs. I work with Senate and House members in the State of Texas to obtain beneficial legislation as well as address state and local agency issues that impact my client. Some might say lobbyist...but I prefer to think of myself as an advocate for the right answer.

 

Interesting...all the different types of occupations. Well lets see what do I do??? Not much. I have a clerical job with a company called Terasen Gas which is the distribution company of NG for the province of BC (Canada). I also am having an issue uploading a photo of my baby girl so if anyone has any suggestions let me know. She is Saphire Blue SRT6 Roadster Convertible (and sorry is I butchered this!!) I love her to bits. Except for the speaker thats on the fritz behind the passanger seat... oh well. She's worth the money.

 

Student! Majoring in Photography... This will probably be the nicest car I'll own for a while.

 

Retired banker.

Pete

 

It very well could of been! I was at home...! The world is a small place.

 

Self Employed for the last 2.5 years.

Been doing 3D animation and webdesign to keep the wolfs at bay.

Curently working on touch screen Kiosks with various applications which service the Food, Retail and entertainment market.

Have serveral major companies about to sign deals to provide nationwide Kiosks in all their outlets throughout South Africa.

 

Retired teacher, wife is a MD and I sub about everyday because teaching is a blast. Crossfire doesn't go to school but stays in the garage except on really nice days.

 

Manufacturing Engineer

 

senior maintenance engineer

 

hahaha... I am in banking, in a way. Technical Vendor/Supplier management for a ridiculously large bank.

 

Digital media sponsorship manager at one of the TV networks.

 

Truck driver for Chrysler in Windsor, Ontario. Home of the minivan.

 

Retire Teamster 4 yrs ago.