It's an interesting group of folks who frequent this forum. (And I actually mean that without sarcasm.) It seems to me that there are more engineers and military folks than average. I've also noticed that many of us tend to claim mild (or not so mild) OCD tendencies. I'm curious to know more about the people behind the Avatars, and find out what people do for a living. Feel free to expound as much as you like...

Digital Janitor == Sys Admin

Stay at home father and caregiver.

Plumber for the past 20 years.

Retired now; taught Biology and Environmental science for 32 years.

I guess I should have started. I run an ice cream company & factory.

What’s the most interesting flavor you manufacture?

Our newest product is a birthday cake cone with blue and white cake and icing flavored ice cream and colored sprinkles on top. It's quickly becoming a fan favorite. We also pioneered sour swirled sherbet and ice pop bars which are pretty unique.

I am the electrical engineering manager at a refinery.

I recently retired as a police officer (nearly 32 years).

That sounds rewarding, difficult, stressful, and challenging, all in very different ways than my job, which I could describe in the same way.

Edit : Actually, upon reflection, I guess that statement applies to all the posts so far.

Are you me?
You lift, you shave, you bike and you sys admin.
If you are handsome and conceited also, you may just be me.
Good for you

Of course I am good looking , but you speak more languages than I do. We might be cousins.

Apparently good looking; just "not cute".

Traveling salesman here (inside joke for programmers). But seriously, traveling IT consultant. Helping European customers with software implementations.

Haha... I made a remark somewhere that I was never mistaken for cute in the past when our lovely Queen took notice.

Like @sdguero retired LEO, current corporate security mercenary.

Associate Pastor for our church.
For the school I work for: Administrative Assistant, Facilities, Safety Manager, IPM Manager, What Ever Needs Doin' guy

I'm an asset recovery rep for a pallet rental company.

I always wondered how you guys track them down and get 'em back. Is there a short answer to that question?