I work for a recycling warehouse. We mainly recycle electronics although once in awhile something else comes up. My job is made of various things. One day I could be wiping electronics. One day I could be rebuilding laptops and desktops. One day I could be loading electronics. While I am doing this, I am sorting out various things to be recycled (not worth the repair.) When it is time to send out recycled items, I coordinate the shipment (after the owner picks which company he is using.) I sort components ahead of time so it goes smoother and can go out faster (in gaylords for the most part.)

It is a busy job but I wouldn't want anything else. I have to be kept busy or I get bored.

I work in medical. Depending on the day I'm either helping in Mohs surgery or gen derm clinic with 1 or 2 excisions of skin cancer a day. Been doing it for a decade now and LOVE it. 

I'm changing work and I'm going to sell insurances for a few months. Like injuries insurances and that stuff. It's always weird selling subscriptions for something you don't actually use.

I'm a Publican 

I used to work as a pediatric nurse years ago.  Currently I'm a college professor and I teach people to be nurses. 

I've done many jobs.

At age of eighteen, after school i had my first time earning my own cash. It was at a fast food.

After serving army and study at the same time, i worked at a high school through a program, supporting an informatics lab.

At 26, i had my first permanent occupation for 20 years at an isp.

I left and now i work to public sector.  

I'm a student right now, but I already have my perm job contract signed, so I'll talk about that instead. I'm working as an actuarial analyst in pension plans. For those that don't know, in extremely simple terms, actuaries are risk specialists i.e. financial risk, mortality risk, environmental risk, etc. We generally work for insurance companies, but we can do other fields, like credit default risk, casino game creation, etc.

I really like my job right now. The office is great, my team is great and I look forward to working on my allocated days.

I work as a Heat Treatment 'Specialist' for a aerospace company. but im sure they added the specialist part so i wouldnt complain about my wages.....lol

I work in environmental practice, so vague but the details are too lengthy to make sense so that's what you get for now. 

My wife is contemplating a career change for me - she believes that i should change jobs to become retired.  I am not so convinced about that - in theory, yes, i would retire today if i felt i could; but also i quite enjoy being an accountant, and i quite enjoy being paid for it.  

Security and Fire Technical Support and Programming Specialist,  Basically what ever the alarm company needs me to do I am qualified to do.  <VBG>

Sadly I managed to stumble into a different career to the one I hoped for - I'm a veterinarian.

i work for a firm that does worktops and flooring so i book work and load vans even sometimes help the fitters on jobs also

live off 790 $ month dont like where live right now try get my own place most time i send my money how what but state took over and got fight to get my rights back

I drive the boo boo bus.

I am a paramedic.  

I guess I am a paramedic but I don't actually drive the boo boo bus.  I have a job at the service which works with our community partners to find strategies to reduce the emergency call volume.  I have driven the boo boo bus a lot though.

I work for a ready meal factory, part the job is being on the production line making up the meals that then are sold in the food stores

Fun story, which is also 100% true. Earlier this week someone brought me a duck to look at, who had 3 eggs stuck in its pouch (hadn't managed to lay them as the first egg was WAAAAAAAY too big). I had to retrieve these, and deal with the consequential infection. Smell was worse than a dead badger's arsehole.