so what's everyone's job?

[WV_Boiler]

Design and Draw up plans for something that will not be built according to those plans

That is why we had to develop a new MIL spec, MIL-TFP41, it stands for "Make it like the F'in print 4 once!"

 

[3point5]

As little as possible...

 

[3point5]

Civil/Structural construction management. Currently working on a light-rail expansion project in Denver.

who do you work for within DTP?

 

[Xibalba]

I'm an engineering intern in lighting ... looking for work and juggling projects.

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

Civil/Structural construction management. Currently working on a light-rail expansion project in Denver.

who do you work for within DTP?

RTD for West Rail line, but I know a couple DTP guys from previous jobs...

 

[Krakosky]

CAE Engineer. I perform structural analysis of powertrain mounts. I was a designer in the aerospace defense industry at my last job. I don't find cars to be as exciting as fighter jets unfortunately.

 

[Master slacker]

Once I finish training, I'll be a maintenance engineer once again. At least that's the best-fit corporate title. I'll really be Jack-of-all-trades engineer.

Yay! Engineer brain to be used once again!

 

[Jaylaw_PE]

CAE Engineer. I perform structural analysis of powertrain mounts. I was a designer in the aerospace defense industry at my last job. I don't find cars to be as exciting as fighter jets unfortunately.

location michigan, im guessing this is a ford type thing?

 

[Jaylaw_PE]

for the past 6 years i was a pm for a small general contractor in chicago and i ran a bunch of small jobs anywhere from 50k to 5M in value. mostly schools and gov't jobs. mostly mech and electrical upgrades as well as some basic ada stuff. mostly what i really did was babysit for carpenters, electrcians, tinners and fitters.

just got a new job a month ago working for the nations' third largest telecom provider, do end of life analysis on their critical infrastructure, MEP assets. its better.

 

[Krakosky]

^ Obama Automotive aka GM.

 

[goodal]

HVAC, plumbing and fire protection consultant. My firm provides design documentation for anything from a 1,500 ton chiller plant to relocating a single hole bathroom. I play some role in most every job that comes through the door, so I get to see alot of different types of projects. I think the most appropriate title is Engineering Manager, but I still do 60-70% of the drafting around here and about 60% of the design.

 

[cdcengineer]

The 'E' part in MEP Consultant

^ This.

 

[nhzero]

Teach Facilities Management for the Navy. Used to be Deputy Public Works Officer for a smallish base with ~$15M facilties sustainment, ~$6M in utility bills, ~$2M in vehicle support, and another $7M in the other stuff it takes to run a small town.

 

[kalvinjk]

Energy efficiency engineer

 

[ofareggie]

Design and inspection of movable bridge (draw bridges) machinery. I also do strain gage testing on the bridges to determine their imbalance condition. I like it, I get to travel the country a bit but not so much that it interferes with spending time with friends/family, training martial arts or missing out on any church functions.

 

[Mike M PE]

Controls Project Manager (HVAC). I'm the odd bird as my undergrad degree is Mechanical but I've been doing HVAC Controls my whole career.

Focusing on Data Centers

 

[Lumber Jim]

"Master of all he surveys" is usually how I'm described...

Technically I'm Chief Engineer, R & D, designer, drafter, and paper stapler. Oh, and I usually make the coffee in the morning.

I work in the transportation industry figuring out how to couple confusing regulations and up to 25,000 pound of metal and turn it into something that people buy and make money with...

 

[ankitrgogri]

Hello Everyone. Newly joined the group. Very Excited to meet fellow Mechanical engineers. Looking forward to exchanging ideas. I works as a process design engineer, blow molding.

 

[engineergurl]

hijacking thread to have a bacon butt displayed

 

[knight1fox3]

Nope