Law enforcement, digital forensics. Not in the US.
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I work for a very large organization that deals in supporting nonprofit organizations (mainly) in part of a training team. My specific role is administrative support and curriculum development, as well as coordinating overall operations and logistics for one specific team.
I'm a software developer. I work in automotive and do a bit of everything from embedded programming to cloud based software.
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I got my education in software engineering but have really enjoyed working a fairly unique logistical role in healthcare. I'm not particularly people-facing; I WFH; I work part-time; I get good benefits. The work-life balance has been just too good when it comes to raising kids.
Telecoms project engineer.
I supervise and co-ordinate the roll out of FTTH networks.
I'm a Substation Designer. I work closely with electrical and mechanical engineers to design the layouts for electricity sites that transfer high-voltage electricity to low-voltage, and low-voltage to high-voltage. You drive by a few of these sites every day most likely, as they're a massive part of our electrical grid.
I stumbled into this job by accident, and I'm really glad I did, because I love it. :)
Just by the numbers I would assume quite a few Lemmings work in utilities companies and healthcare.
For me it's healthcare. I am an EEG tech and sleep tech.
Public transport, manufacturing and service/maintenance.
Customer Service Rep is my title
CSR/AR/AP/Billing/IT is a lot closer to my actual workload
Before that I worked in the yard doing propane repair, and my name starts with Ha- so if I ever make Assistant Manager, well, I'll truly have become my childhood hero by complete fuckin accident.
Oh, I also used to be the guy responsible for keeping the people living up in the hills near Redding, CA with power after the fires 2 years ago. During the 6 rivers lightning complex fire in 2022 I was within a few hundred feet of the fire break crews while I was 4x4ing up mountainsides to keep generators full of fuel.