Technology Professionals: What is your specialty?

[steadyrock]

I thought it would be fun to have a thread discussing our past and current professional specialties. Lots of us are in the technology field, so what do you all do?

I'll start. In the past, I have worked professionally as:
- Desktop Support
- Systems Administration (HP-UX, Solaris, Linux, FreeBSD)
- Software Engineering (C/C++/Java)

Currently, I am responsible for:
- Software Quality Assurance
- IT Compliance (SOX, PCI)
- Information Security

Trying to wrap all of those under one title and umbrella, but the QA bit is a third wheel and doesn't seem to blend with the other two.

Your turn.

[bigmike82]

Making and drinking coffee that makes my spoon dissolve.

[nmerced]

In my past life: Cobol, Assembly, SQL, C
Sys Ad: IBM 4341, Unix
Current: Chief Mouse Clicker.

[Coded-Dude]

Past: Sys Admin(sever and desktop) - Linux, HP-UX, Solaris
Current: Mouse Jockey

[2shotjoe]

Service IT support contracts for companys, I do quotes and stuff. Mostly work in SAP and Siebel.

[glock_this]

CSS, html, html5, SEO, jQuery, pornowebsites, php, j.script, CMS

[The Soup Nazi]

Heavy emphasis on data links, to include:
Link 16 Systems and JRE (Joint Range Extension, not java)
The whole gambit of Common Operational Picture software.
VMF
and I picked up on radio communications.

I also get to wear the SharePoint hat.

[meaty-btz]

Specialty: Whatever the hell I have to do today to keep the Servers, Network, or End User operating correctly.

Short Version: I get this **** Done.

Common Words Heard: 'You know how to do that!?'
Common Answers: 'Not before today I didn't'

Schooling: Computer Systems Engineer, yeah I started out in life designing and testing those mainboards. What mainboards? ALL OF THEM! From embedded process control boards to Compact PCI and Passive Backplane systems.

[hartref]

Systems analyst. Keeping users happy and developers working.

[Mute]

In a previous life,

-MCSE
-CNA
-CCNP
-CCSP

I've worked everything from Tech Support at Earthlink when they first took off, to Network Admin to Network Engineer.

[Fjold]

Is Technology only related to computers?

How nerdy.

[Desert_Rat]

^ Ha Ha ^
I service and install GPS auto pilot steering systems onto Agricultural Equipment.
And GPS signaled/air operated clutches on crop planters.
Does that count?

[2shotjoe]

^ Ha Ha ^
I service and install GPS auto pilot steering systems onto Agricultural Equipment.
And GPS signaled/air operated clutches on crop planters.
Does that count?

Yes

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[MaHoTex]

Electrical Engineering since 1990.

[den888]

Networking, telecommunications, routing, switching, firewalls and wireless.