I have worked in a variety of fields over the years, ranging from robotics to biochemistry to graphic design. But now (and for the past 10 years) I am primarily a lighting designer for theater, dance, concerts and installations and a theatrical technical director.

I also run a small company geared towards vocational training for those interested in technical theater.

I love my job. It's very rewarding, if very consuming.

Perseverance

Japan2800 Posts

July 12 2011 00:15 GMT

#442

US Air Force here. I aspire to be retired...lol

RowdierBob

Australia12858 Posts

July 12 2011 00:32 GMT

#443

I'd love to be a features writer for a publication like Time or Rolling Stones. Or be an NBA/F1 writer for ESPN (does this make me a sellout? Bleh who cares, it would be awesome)

dryax

14 Posts

July 12 2011 00:33 GMT

#444

want to get into IB VC or PE

Intox

Norway62 Posts

July 26 2011 06:53 GMT

#445

On July 12 2011 09:15 Perseverance wrote:
US Air Force here. I aspire to be retired...lol

Lol, that would be so damn boring. I dont look forward to that at all

Tewks44

United States2032 Posts

July 26 2011 07:47 GMT

#446

I'm studying accounting right now and hoping to become an public company auditor.

Fix637

United States256 Posts

July 26 2011 07:59 GMT

#447

I work as a manager at Gamestop. As jobs go, it's definitely not terrible.

I'm working towards a Bachelor's in voice and aim to become a singer (singing pretty much anywhere, but broadway would be nice).

I'm also working towards pro-gaming. =p

bo0

Belgium550 Posts

July 26 2011 07:59 GMT

#448

I'm studying physics at university for now, not entirely sure what I plan on doing with it (doubting between master in astronomy or master in theoretical physics). That is, if I even get there in the first place, as I'm failing pretty badly. My "back-up" plan is studying history and then becoming a highschool teacher probably. I like explaining things to people, I find the subjects really interesting and it isn't as hard on the math as physics (lol) so it seems like a good idea. Still, I'm gonna try to not take the "easy way out" immediatly (not to say that history is easy or anything, just that physics is much harder than I had expected).

Kenshin_915

Canada139 Posts

July 26 2011 08:21 GMT

#449

Just finishing high school right now, I plan to join the Canadian military. I'm either going to be an electronics-optronics technician (If I can get it) or a Cook (What I have the most job experience in). Assuming I can take either job I'm still deciding what I'd enjoy more. I've always loved technology and found electronics very interesting, but I don't have any experience in the field. On the other hand, I have experience cooking and am familiar with it; but unless you have a passion for it or really enjoy cooking it, it can be more grinding than WoW (I'd be cooking for 500-1000 people every day if I choose cook, that's a ton of food prep). I'll probably try to go for being an EO tech, it would be new and challenging and having an education in electrical systems would be very useful if I leave the military.

Ruyguy

Canada988 Posts

July 26 2011 08:25 GMT

#450

I work as a line cook doing appetizers, saute and sometimes salads. I don't mind it's pretty fun mostly because of the people I work with. Im also a third year finance major looking forward to being an investment banker somewhere in Canada.

iAmSiklee

Canada74 Posts

July 26 2011 08:29 GMT

#451

I'm a network administrator for a med-size company...

and i play around with their servers and routers :D

Gummy

United States2180 Posts

July 26 2011 08:34 GMT

#452

I kind of want to be a professional Opera singer, but I'm not really confident in my vocal talent or my stage presence.

Coindrop

United States203 Posts

July 27 2011 00:16 GMT

#453

I plan on studying physical therapy in the near future, but it's a long road and I am content at my job for the time being and am slowly paying off debt.

I work as a receptionist at an organic day spa and hair salon

Johndarke

United States81 Posts

July 27 2011 00:26 GMT

#454

I'm getting into the field of School Psychology. Emotionally draining work, pays pretty crappy but I've been exposed to a lot of what the field pertains to, and I feel like it's where I can truly make a difference for a child.

Unreg

181 Posts

July 27 2011 00:29 GMT

#455

WoW , not many architects arround -D
Well I just finished Uni , I been working as an architect in the creative field, brainstorming for 3 years now.
I aspire that in the next 5 years I do a public equipment and try to compete internationaly

Cirn9

1117 Posts

July 27 2011 00:30 GMT

#456

I work in food service right now, I'd like to eventually be a home-ec teacher, but I'm not sure if that subject exists anymore

Deleted User 3420

24492 Posts

July 27 2011 00:34 GMT

#457

I wrote nothing, but my real aspiration is to enjoy life and improve myself as a person while I do it.

As for my job, I don't know what cryptolinguist would be under. IT?

antelope591

Canada820 Posts

July 27 2011 00:35 GMT

#458

Im an RN work in hemodyalysis currently for a decent size hospital. Work is great, money's great hours are good...no complaints here. Ill be pursuining a masters eventually.

zerglingrodeo

United States910 Posts

July 27 2011 00:36 GMT

#459

I am not quite sure where to mark it...I am working on my Ph.D in Philosophy right now.

I want to be a professor/pro-Starcraft 2v2 player. :D

57 Corvette

Canada5941 Posts

July 27 2011 00:46 GMT

#460

After college I plan on going into the field of Architecture Tech. I first wanted to just go into general Architecture, but after co-oping at a firm for 5ish months, I realised I liked the on-computer part of the design process.
Hence, Architecture Tech.