Whats your area of expertise

Own business in London with my partner - we relocate business exec's to London (mainly US) Set up their UK homes/lives ready for when their assignment starts. I manage the tech/AV/Wifi requirements - I'm a Ruckus Wifi dealer, so if anyone has wifi issues happy to help with advise and kit

 

Workshop Controller at a National Car Bodyshop :upyeah:

 

Burnt out cop, now working part time as a cycle mechanic in bike shop at local forest.

 

The £4,000,000/year pension must help? :wink:

 

If you need an expert LINC programmer (like you're working on a 30 year old computer system) then I'm your man.

I used to just be a dinosaur but am now officially extinct.

 

I'm a squaddie, I joined in 1995 after getting arrested for being a little shite and said I would do three years until I knew what I wanted to do, 18 years later and I'm shitting myself about being a civilian in 4 years time! I now run the communications aspect of my regiment and I am temporarily looking after other little shites as the Unit Welfare Officer! My Doris is a self employed driving instructor in Catterick and I've got 2 little lads who are going to play rugby league for Leeds Rhinos!

 

I'm a chef, no really, and have a restaurant on the Costa Blanca, Spain.

 

I'm a IT systems architect / software engineer contractor, have been in the trade since 1997 when I graduated electronics engineering and started out with mainframe / EDI programming. I should have gone into chip / circuit design but chose something more widespread to give me more options. Currently I am part of a software development team working on a system supporting a nationwide network of glazing / locks surveyors and engineers with PDA's and depots / headoffice with windows systems.

 

You lost me at IT systems architect to be honest. Lol :smile:

 

I design and make programs on lots of 'puters and mobiles and stuff

 

Fabricator for the Caterham F1 team. Been in the motorsports biz for 32 years including 18 years in the USA working with a couple of the leading Indycar teams.

 

That sounds like a nice vocation! :upyeah:

 

It,s better than a proper job mate, hours get a bit long this time of year with new cars and all that. I,m factory based which is great in the summer months when the race team are away and there,s plenty of time to make little bits and pieces for the bikes!

 

I'm a sparky to trade but been working on drill rigs and production platforms last few years (various bottom rung jobs and worked my way up a bit) and currently playing with ROV's all over the planet, mostly Oz just now.

 

Whats an ROV mate?, excuse my ignorance.

 

haha no worries mate, not a lot of folks know much about them, this is what I play with. Big boys toys in the sea

 

You surprised me there, Pig - I thought you'd be more interested in the bottom rung thing. Just sayin'...

 

Nothing to do with me.... Cock!
It was dogface that asked the question.

 

Not got my glasses on - I'm just guessing stuff!