I'm an integrated internal auditor for a multi-billion dollar family owned conglomerate in Nashville, TN. The owner of our companies is one of the richest women in America (right behind Oprah), worth $4.2 Billion last I knew.

Because of my background, I perform IT, Operational, or Financial audits among our several companies. I work with our external auditors of Pricewaterhouse Coopers every year in our financial statement audits. I review our networks, systems, and security for compliance and adequacy.

I hold a B.B.A. with a double major in Accounting and Information Technology

 

Oh, and I have a B.S. in B.S..

What?


Forgot to add, my brother (who actually owns the Elantra I'm driving/modding) was active USAF for 8 years and is now Guard. He's a Mission Intelligence Controller for the Predators. Right now, he's on hiatus from that and working for British Aerospace in Qatar. I have no clue what he does for them, but it involves software and requires a very high security clearance. Figured since the Elantra is his, he's kinda/sorta a member. biggthumpup.gif

 

I work part time at the YMCA and am currently going to flight school. YAY!

 

I'm attending South Dakota State University for Computer Science, and am currently working part time at a local computer store, as well as helping my father on the family farm.

 

That's some fun work, tiring though. I am getting safety certified for flight in the next few months so I can fly in choppers over fires to map them. I can't wait.

BTW, let me know if you are interested in working for the BLM again in another way, I'm always seeing the openings.

 

Graphic Artist/Designer for the largest family-owned funeral home in North America. I do all of the printing of memorial/prayer cards, memorial DVDs, advertising, as well as a lot of internal materials.

I started here helping out with funerals when I was 17, spent a week or two covering for my predecessor. It helped to pay for my E-Commerce Management program at Sheridan College. After finishing that, the job that I have now became available and I took it. Its not what I went to school for, but I get to play around with Photoshop all day.

 

Tiring is an understatement. I don't think I could hack it now. Up for 4 to 5 days with maybe on hour of sleep a day. On a fire with no days off and no shower/hot food for 2 months at a time. 120 degrees in the day, 60 degrees at night (soaking wet from sweating all day). All for $8/hour (probably more now, but this was in the mid-90's).

I think I'll stick to my air-conditioned and heated loader with the CD player, satellite radio, CB and cooler. biggthumpup.gif

 

I'm a full-time college student at The University of Texas-Pan American, and work part-time at the Internet Services Department in the University. I am a web developer (still learning a lot of things in the area), currently working mainly with Oracle Portal. Getting a degree in Computer Science cool.gif

 

LOL

I was thinking management or something else in the BLM (I LOVE that I can buy my Active Duty Army time back and retire early!), not firefighting again.

Although there are a LOT of Fire Management positions open.

 

I'd love to do fire management. However, my only qualification is 3 years as a firefighter. I don't have any land management experience or a degree.