Any partners in STEM?

[mcsmitheslc]

Hi all,

I introduced myself earlier today and wanted to see if anyone here is in STEM or similar. It seems like we are hard workers and understand our partners well, though we like everyone else in these, have to live with the challenges.

I work in automation and program/troubleshoot/engineer things every day. I love my job and probably am in some ways lucky to have a partner who doesn't me being busy (though he sure as hell is busier than me). Anyone else out there like this?

[SoonerTexan]

IT Business Analyst

[mcsmitheslc]

And a lady too. Cheers!

[SoonerTexan]

Can't code to save my life though

[Vanquisher]

I'm headed to PA school.


Heidi

[alotofyarn]

I'm an assistant professor in Biomedical Informatics, and I love my job most days.

[mcsmitheslc]

Can't code to save my life though

You still do something hard. Besides, I can tell you from coding things regularly that it's overrated often.

[mcsmitheslc]

I'm an assistant professor in Biomedical Informatics, and I love my job most days.

Sounds like a friend of mine who has a wife in nephrology.

[mcsmitheslc]

I'm headed to PA school.


Heidi

Congrats!

[poky]

Web developer, with a degree in electrical engineering.

[scrub-jay]

Any partners in STEM?

I was formerly a Business Systems Analyst with an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry & Molecular Bio, graduate degrees Masters of Public Health and MBA.

[civilspouse]

Formerly civil engineer.


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[bokelley]

Not currently but my degree is in meteorology.

[fluffhead]

math and science teacher. but I used to be a systems engineer.

[ladymoreta]

Before SAHM, I started out as a programmer, then moved into software testing, then business analyst. Programming was my favorite, although I hated the company/job.