What's your day job?

I am a product marketing guy for CPA2Biz.  If you know what CPA2Biz is, then you are likely good with numbers.  :-)

I am also an artist -- one of my paintings is currently used as my avatar here on BT.

- Adam

Engineer / Cube Farm Dweller

Go into Tri's after starting swimming to lose weight/keep from getting fatter.  Once I could run again (chronic PF until lost some weight) the crack-high hit, and I was hooked.

I actually don't have a DAY job, but I do have a NIGHT job. I work the overnight shift as a paramedic (I know, not very exciting). After bills and such I have enough left over to pay for part of my tri addiction. The other part I get through savings.

A few nurses I know are into tri and a few do running. We talk a bit but none of them will come train with me. Something about how the 'emergency' mode never seems to turn off in my head making me always on the move.

I'm active duty Air Force. I used to be an aircraft mechanic, but then Uncle Sam decided that I needed to work in the medical field. I now am an MRI tech. I also do X-rays and on occasion, other diagnostic imaging procedures. 

In years past, I have had part time jobs since being in the military really doesn't pay all that much (you can look it up online - it's public information). I have tested space suits for NASA, worked as a lifeguard, and worked at a snow-cone stand (my kids thought that was the most awesome job).

I work in sales and marketing support for a large hotel company. I set prices, deal with the technical part of pricing and provide data and rate analysis to sales people.

That makes it sounds very grand. I sit in front of a computer in cube-land and work entirely over the phone.

We have a pretty interesting and diverse group of people here.

John

Accounting and operations for a small marketing and sales consulting firm (which basically means I'm the right hand person to the CFO/COO).

My tri bike and a lot of race expenses were paid for by a couple wins on Jeopardy! back in 2008, however...

House-fiance here. I am not married yet, so I can't "technically" call myself a housewife.  Hey, it's hard work!  This gives me a huge flexibility in training.  

Just graduated with BS in Game Art and Design. Specialty is Texture and Environmental Artists.  I make the stuff in video games look good. 

I'm the ONLY person in my class (my major, not of all college students) of 30+ students that does something outside of school in regards of exercising...I guess that sucks to be the oldest too.   They prefer to play video games. How little do they know what real life is about and what they're going to look like 10-15 years from now.   They think *I* am nuts for NOT playing video games as much as they do. Perplexing ain't it?

Occupation = desk jockey.

I'm a freight broker.  Basically I help get the things people need from point A to point B.  Lots of time on the phone and plenty of time in front of a the computer screen.  Lucky for me I work from home.  A commute of 20 feet is nice.

museum director here.  small regional history museum.  definantly a NON-profit gig, but have managed scrape together enough gear to do this thanks to an understanding wife.