Thread: Where do you work?

I work at IBM at the Research Triangle Park, NC campus. I'm a computer science co-op from Georgia Tech in Atlanta, GA. I switch off between work and college every 3/4 months.

I work a plastics company doing network admin and all general computer repair, but the bulk of my day is programming (Database apps and automation mostly).

http://www.macaplastics.com

My title is "network technician"

I maintain Win2K and WINNT servers and workstations for 150 local users, 25 remote users and liason between the IT group on the east coast and this office.

I want more money!

Originally Posted by C4M

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I was on your site the other day! Welcome to the boards!

[EDIT] I work in tax. And technology.

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Get a Rope!

I work for a well-known cancer research center in Houston, Texas. I'm part of the IT department and I work on various projects and manage a Citrix environment. Hours are 7am - 4pm M-F with occasional visits on-site after hours do to an on-call pager!

Cartographic Technician at Grand Teton National Park, WY. I use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to make maps and do analysis of various natural resources in the park. Hours are "5-4-9's" : 7-4:30 M-F, every other Friday off.

I walk ten minutes to work and drive about 5,000 miles a year, so the carputer isn't a huge priority for me. Interested in the technology though - maybe I'll put one together eventually.

Originally Posted by Linus

Cartographic Technician at Grand Teton National Park, WY. I use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to make maps and do analysis of various natural resources in the park. Hours are "5-4-9's" : 7-4:30 M-F, every other Friday off.

I walk ten minutes to work and drive about 5,000 miles a year, so the carputer isn't a huge priority for me. Interested in the technology though - maybe I'll put one together eventually.

This guy sounds like he'd have some interesting gps input.

Im in the united states air force i currently pump gas, drive around in circles and fix equipment all day long my job title is Areospace ground eguipment engineer