[AndDown]

Originally Posted by Grimmy

Engineering has got to be the hardest route to wealth. When I perfect my time machine, I'm becoming an estate agent or a private dentist.

Ha, I hate to tell you but you're barking up the wrong tree if you think dentists make tons of money!

[kadify]

Originally Posted by AndDown

Yup, great school - message me if you have any application questions. Which schools are you applying to? GC is my wife's daily driver but I get to enjoy it on the weekends. My dd is a 2003 325i and glad to say still doing well, just some creaking like my joints!

Well those are both nice cars. Haha my car creaks too, not there on the joints yet but I'm sure that's coming xD I've heard great things about it. I had intended on applying but I wouldn't able to get a spiritual leader letter of recommendation. I am applying to a few CA schools though. Dugoni and UCSF among 7 other schools =) Hopefully things turn out well. This is my second time applying.

[Pentium]

Originally Posted by Grimmy

Mechanical / Electrical Engineer, looking after plant and production equipment for a multinational news organisation.

Pays good, but the shifts are Shite.

Engineering has got to be the hardest route to wealth. When I perfect my time machine, I'm becoming an estate agent or a private dentist.

stay away from Gynecology

[CalCarNut]

Originally Posted by Grimmy

Mechanical / Electrical Engineer, looking after plant and production equipment for a multinational news organisation.

Pays good, but the shifts are Shite.

Engineering has got to be the hardest route to wealth. When I perfect my time machine, I'm becoming an estate agent or a private dentist.

How about just buying Apple/Google/Priceline.com stock dirt cheap and holding it a bit .

[CalCarNut]

Oh..I guess I should play.

Senior Data Analyst in Health Care Industry (not quite an actuary..which pops up here more than I'd ever think). Wife is a contracts analyst for international med equipment supply company.

[abhibrandy1]

I'm a Director managing a few Credit Card risk mitigation products.
My hear & soul however is in cars & eventually want to do something in the automobile industry. I also have an auto blog & I review cars occationally.

[liveevil]

Private equity portfolio management

[etinifni]

Retired USAF, currently working on my computer science degree.

[BimmerF32_430i]

First year medical student (starting in August ) worked my butt off doing environmental and biochemical research internships for a couple summers and then as an emergency Scribe for a couple years as well.

[Mousejunior]

Finance slave for me. Derivatives division of an American custodian company.

[Bestia]

Lobbyist

[eluded]

live at home, no job, parents finance everything.

[penet05]

Professor of Computer Science.

[camel335M]

Just got my F30 about a month ago, previous owner of E90 328 and 335. Supervisor for an anti-aging research and supplement company...

[RM7]

Invest-ta-gator.

[maxdriver]

Retired LEO, now in financial services...

[bortnedrick]

I own a DJ/Lighting company (we focus on crazy Indian weddings)

[Arthurrs]

AV Systems Designer, Acoustician, Consultant, DSP programmer, and Systems Commissioner. Do everything from very sophisticated and expensive corporate boardroom conference systems to large theatres & houses of worship, airport paging systems, and a few sports stadiums/arenas. Teach fellow audio professionals on the side how to do this stuff. Never the same job each day.

A couple months ago I designed, programmed, and commissioned the audio paging system at a newly opened bmw dealer locally! It was fun to drive up in my BMW with all my equipment, they thought they were servicing my car, but instead I was servicing them!

[BEAR-AvHistory]

Retired 1992 - Multinational Finance.

[qwertymo9]

Production Manager at Jack Daniel Cooperage (we make barrels for Jack Daniels)

[cesarortiz23]

audio engineer / work at a record label

[ft1330]

Originally Posted by bri1042

Just an IT guy here, mostly taking care of Windows, Solaris, and RHEL servers used for infrastructure and network monitoring. I'm probably at the low end of the income scale for this board, but my job provides plenty of amusement.

Toiling away as Software Engineer for a big multinational corp. Only dev at the US headquarters of a $50 billion corp with hundreds depending on my work, and they pay me like shite. Not an amusing job at all. In fact, I'm getting ready to call it quits and start my own biz. Good on you for finding amusement in an IT dept!