GTKY: Occupation?

Sprite2012

What do you do for a living? What is your title?

ETA: Please don't mention your employer or company. This is only meant to connect like-minded/like-educated ladies, not remove your privacy! 

Sprite2012

I am a Senior Project Manager for renewable energy projects in North America. I focus on wind farms, but solar farms are creeping in. I've been in renewables for almost a decade!

Sugargirl1019

I am an ICU RN with a focus on Neuro/Trauma. 

DPandMB

I'm a computer analyst that builds electronic medical records. 

MplsKate

I am a Health Communications Planner-- my team focuses on setting guidance values for contaminants in drinking water and I get to tell people what is safe/unsafe. It's an awesome gig.

thinkpositive2017

Such impressive and meaningful jobs, ladies! I am a statistician for a non-profit educational testing company. 

SuzieMay827

Wow I feel like I'm out of my league with you ladies! I Love That there are so many killing it in STEM.
I'm the youth music director at my church and a bank teller.

kailapop

I'm an early childhood educator. I work in a school board in a kindergarten classroom. It took me forever to figure out what I wanted to do. I went back to college when my DS was 10 months old. Best decision ever. 

ellemnop90

I'm an elementary school teacher, currently teaching Kindergarten

Sprite2012

I agree @SuzieMay827 ! Love the STEM strength!

ChelleCPA

I'm a CPA who works in a controller role for a manufacturing company. 

lap018

Inpatient medical coder (I work from home woot!)

Carebella

Just joined in today, hi all! I'm an Independent Fashion Consultant and it allows me to stay home with my son. 

SuzieMay827

@Carebella is that by any chance through LLR? Because I'm am addict!

ashley2824

I'm a billing specialist for a medical billing company. Graduated college with a bachelors in History, but couldn't find a job with it so here I am!

A&A9222012

Currently a stay at home mom for the past year but prior to that social work with adults with developmental disabilities.  

childcaremama

I run a licensed in home childcare. Before I was pregnant with my first I had six full time kids 3 and under. During pregnancy complications I had to close (broke my heart). I reopened, scaled down, after my daughter was born (she's healthy!). I have two full time little boys and one part time baby boy. I love it but do hate the germs of three different families of preschoolers. Debating my options after August right now. 

daisy62103

I've been a SAHM for a while now, but before that I was an elementary school teacher/reading specialist. 

dallen16

I'm currently a second grade teacher in Michigan.

gavzillaxo

I'm a SAHM now, before that I used to work for my OBGYN office. 

ETA (because I always forget): I'm also FI Marketing Manager for his Guitar Buisness, Fitting Guitars. www.fittingguitars.com 

wyomama0427

Wow! You ladies are impressive! I've been a SAHM for a while but before that I was a crew leader/yardmaster for a railroad that was contracted to load trains at the coal mine. I got to drive the trains for a while but I got bored and wanted to move up. As a crew leader I inspected trains and cars, took the bad cars out, closed open car doors, and I was working with a mechanic from a well known railroad who was teaching me how to fix problems with the locomotives. It was awesome. I miss it some days but I love that I'm able to stay home with my baby, soon to be babies!

MyNamesTaken

I'm a litigation lawyer with a medium sized firm. Love it!

sableeg

Hi all!  I'm a clinical social worker in private practice therapy.  I specialize in trauma, grief, and anxiety disorders but work with a wide range of issues in kids through the elderly.  I also sell fragranced wax warmers on the side

spiderlover25

@Carebella I am also an independent fashion consultant! 

I am in direct sales and am making a full time salary out of it. I have a masters and wanted to go back to work after DD but the military has moved us 4 times in less than 3 years. I like being able to work and stay home! 

Breath_Easy92

I'm a student and respiratory therapist I'm hoping someday I'll be a child life specialist or a teacher for a respiratory care program 

b+k

I spent 10 years as an interior designer specializing in kitchen and bath design and remodeling and then a couple years ago decided I needed a change so I am now a Buyer Specialist (Real Estate Broker) helping people buy and sell homes and I LOVE it!  

smevan11

Sahm. Previously I was in accounts receivable.

juliebeannn

I'm a Senior Risk & Compliance Analyst for a data company.  

Carebella

SuzieMay827 said:

@Carebella is that by any chance through LLR? Because I'm am addict!

Yup!  I'm mostly reformed now

Just Jen

I'm an editor in the pharma industry.

HollyGolightly09

I'm an elementary school teacher. I taught kindergarten for 5 years, and this is my second year in 1st grade. 

sableeg

ellemnop90dallen16  I am in awe of your teacher patience and abilities!  I spent my first 2 years in Texas as a counselor in a middle school.  I never realized before that teaching is the hardest job out there!

Bby2OTW

Paralegal

sugarpixxie2

Property Manager for a highrise building,  townhomes, and HOA's

PKFMommie

Nurse Practitioner.  Dream job, nightmare germs.

Glad to see we have such a diverse  group!

sourkim

Human Resources Manager at a hospital and love my job

mrsvp614

I'm an executive producer at TV station. I manage the morning show, so I have to be at work at 2am.

JNR6510

I'm an international accountant. Not what I went to school for, but it's a good job with great maternity benefits for the US.

sphinx24

I work in accounts payable. I enjoy my job most of the time

satuttle1014

I'm currently a state at home mom and have been since last year when DD was born. Prior to that I was a labor planning analyst for a ground handling company at the airport (pretty much staffing)

JessKo08

I'm an ER RN. I briefly left the ER to work at a small hospital a little closer to home, but have been approved to transfer back to the ER, I thrive in the chaos.