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birdmanx1 · 07-06-2011, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by lochness

What are you studying? I work for a fuel cell company and I've done some work with some of the engineering groups at UofM.

Answering on behalf of b1ades - because he's that important and we don't want to disrupt the cash cow aka the future Mid-Atlantic group investment/retirement fund.

B1ades studies Chemical Engineering and as noted is currently working as a chemical engineer for a silicon/silica gel plant - he can design and shape bewbies whenever he wants to

V8Killer · 07-06-2011, 09:18 AM

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Florida_GATOR · 07-06-2011, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by V8Killer

Occupation: DOD Security Contractor

without to many details, Xe, ITA, Titan inc?
Ive been looking into doing the same thing.

V8Killer · 07-06-2011, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Florida_GATOR

without to many details, Xe, ITA, Titan inc?
Ive been looking into doing the same thing.

The type of gig I am on at the moment I would prefer not say. OPSEC of course. I am assuming your out of the military? What branch and MOS?

Florida_GATOR · 07-06-2011, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by V8Killer

The type of gig I am on at the moment I would prefer not say. OPSEC of course. I am assuming your out of the military? What branch and MOS?

Understandable. Im still in the Navy. Right now im a boat guy but im waiting on a BUDs package to get picked up (hopefully), If i only do 4 or 8 i still want to go somewhere that i can use the skill set ive learned.

V8Killer · 07-06-2011, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Florida_GATOR

Understandable. Im still in the Navy. Right now im a boat guy but im waiting on a BUDs package to get picked up (hopefully), If i only do 4 or 8 i still want to go somewhere that i can use the skill set ive learned.

GL with BUD's I know it can be an *** kicker for some and they don't make it all the way. Your still young and got time to really think about what you want to do. The military is a good career b/c it is stable but the money is not the best. Just give it time I am sure by the time you get out we will be at war with a new country and more contracts will open up.

Isamu · 07-06-2011, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Florida_GATOR

Understandable. Im still in the Navy. Right now im a boat gay but im waiting on a BUDs package to get picked up (hopefully), If i only do 4 or 8 i still want to go somewhere that i can use the skill set ive learned.

but I feel you.. I am halfway through my 8th year!

b1adesofcha0s · 07-06-2011, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by lochness

What are you studying? I work for a fuel cell company and I've done some work with some of the engineering groups at UofM.

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Originally Posted by birdmanx1

Answering on behalf of b1ades - because he's that important and we don't want to disrupt the cash cow aka the future Mid-Atlantic group investment/retirement fund.

B1ades studies Chemical Engineering and as noted is currently working as a chemical engineer for a silicon/silica gel plant - he can design and shape bewbies whenever he wants to

What he said

Actually fuel cells is exactly the type of thing I would like to work on in my future career. One of my professors is doing research with fuel cells and I might try to get involved with that in the fall. I'm working as an intern at the Grace Davison Silica Plant. Unfortunately, no bewbies here but one of my projects has me working with bouncy little silica gel beads. I like to think of them as mini-bewbies

Nitex · 07-06-2011, 04:06 PM

Trying to fix problems with.... Design engineering, Liaison Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Aviation mechanics non conformance, Quality Assurance lack of brain cells. And train the extremely under skilled work force.. So we can sell the worlds first carbon fiber commercial jet liner. The Dreamliner should have been named... The Dreambreaker! Go Boeing!

b1adesofcha0s · 07-06-2011, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Nitex

Trying to fix problems with.... Design engineering, Liaison Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Aviation mechanics non conformance, Quality Assurance lack of brain cells. And train the extremely under skilled work force.. So we can sell the worlds first carbon fiber commercial jet liner. The Dreamliner should have been named... The Dreambreaker! Go Boeing!

Sounds like an awesome job

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