whats your job ?

Sheff said:
Service desk analyst, providing IT support for the local NHS trusts.
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I did this for 6 months while contracting for the Hampshire Trust! It was all going well until on the 5th month I was taken aside and told that they don't have enough money left to keep contractors on :eek:


Current job... tThe HR given title to my job role is "Systems Analyst" but in reality it's a Network Admin role managing and maintaining a corporate network spanning an entire region around Hampshire/IOW with machines running Windows and Unix (!!). The majority of core systems are virtualised so my work is made even easier on the whole.

Previous people were made redundant a couple of years ago when 1st/2nd line support was sent offshore due to a partnership with a company that had tie ins with someone high up here leaving just one local SysAdmin (my current manager) so I guess this is why HR decided upon a new job title as it turns out they did need more than one person doing the complex work locally :p

The job is cool, similar to my last job, it's laid back and projects are being progressed calmly, currently implementing new web filtering and deciding on what to allow and not allow...too much power for one man? Never!

I get 75% off rail travel, free water based travel, healthcare after 6months, 35 days holiday at starting, a good pension scheme after 6 months and on average, 5% annual pay rise.
 
IT Support Analyst for a schools management application. The company supports approximately 4000 schools all over the country, from our service desk.

Not what I want to stay in, but don't have much in the way of qualifications, experience(last 6years have only been doing IT support in a 1st/2nd/3rd line approach), nor spare time to invest into doing any qualifications :( lol
 
alx said:
Hydrocarbon Allocation Engineer for an oil company.

Basically my role is to work out what our oil and gas wells are producing via simulations and compare that to the well estimates/potentials (amongst other things).
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Took the comment on board last night about posting up here :D

I'm thankful we didn't all start going into great depth about our jobs!
 
Recently BEng Hons software engineer.

Now full time SAP GRC Junior consultant after 2 years working with a specialist 3rd party company.

Typical job role to date includes deep data analysis and dashboard design/implementation alongside SAP GRC client support for many a big company.

Hard to describe but hopefully thats not melted too many brains :p
 
I'm a supervisor for a mountain sports shop, but come September time I'll go back to being Ski Team Leader. The pay is still massively average and I wish that I had a job where I had to wear a suit. At least in the winter I'm always busy.
 
Souleh said:
Recently BEng Hons software engineer.

Now full time SAP GRC Junior consultant after 2 years working with a specialist 3rd party company.

Typical job role to date includes deep data analysis and dashboard design/implementation alongside SAP GRC client support for many a big company.

Hard to describe but hopefully thats not melted too many brains :p
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SAP is one powerful piece of kit, hoping to actually learn to use it properly in my next job.
 
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