What's your day job?

My sister and her husband work there too

 

Internet Developer (basically a computer programmer) and website designer, and videographer (weddings and the like) on the side.

 

CSI ;-)

 

This is my company www.oxfordblueprint.com

 

I'm a process operator for Mars Chocolate

 

I am.

 

ex pub landlady. now fill shelves on freezer department for large supermarket.

 

I agree, knowing a little bit about peoples backgrounds helps us to understand each other better and gives a little insight into what may have driven a post or comment.
What I also find interesting is what peoples previous professions/careers were, for instance I started out as a cabinet maker and ended up designing IT systems for banks (I can't figure out how that happen either )

 

I work for Network Rail, job title is Section Manager Track, involves managing track maintenance teams on the west coast mainline between Shilton (north of Rugby) to Armitage

 

CTO with an IT Consultancy currently at Merlin Entertainments.

 

IT manager for a small insurance and conveyancing firm. it pays the bills.

 

That's awesome Violetta, thank you for spreading the word!

 

Last lot of biscuits I bought that had fallen off the back of a lorry left me with a mug full of gravel after dunking them in my tea

 

Link doesn't go anywhere

 

How is the new job going?

 

E-Procurement manager at Imperial College London. Essentially I play with our oracle system and manage a help desk that serves 3000 users

 

The link is missing the e in blueprint

 

Our structural engineer retired last year, it's proving difficult to find a firm or an individual that's prepared to work with our contractors in a practical capacity, most seem to go full on belt and braces which is neither practical or cost effective!

The way of the world I suppose...

 

IT Training team leader by week and instructor by weekend...corporate events..red letter days etc...doing zombi events/outdoor challenges like sniper shooting, off road buggies and loads more mad stuff.