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Random Messages 16: Grime Time Television

Chevywolf30

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I watched some FairlyOdd Parents as a kid but I don't remember anything from it, just that I watched it.
 

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Chevywolf30

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What exactly is it that you do? You've mentioned an office but you also said something about a white shirt getting dirty in your line of work.
 

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What exactly is it that you do? You've mentioned an office but you also said something about a white shirt getting dirty in your line of work.
I’m a mechanical engineer (my username is a pun off my actual IRL job). I work in the automation and robotics industry, so a lot of times I’m wrist deep or elbow deep in robot guts.

I work out of an office because the office is where all of my testing equipment is. I specialize in sizing and moment load calculations, and the testing equipment helps me run physical simulations and/or prototypes of new applications.

A lot of what I worked on in March - June 2020 was medical related. Customers looking to use our products in their manufacturing lines to produce: PPE (mostly mask production), ventilators (Ford and GM needed a little assistance converting some of their manufacturing lines over for ventilator production), disinfectants, and COVID tests.

A little of what I was doing this year was working with J&J in their packaging department, making sure that, once their vaccine was FDA approved, they’d be able to package and distribute their vaccine immediately.

Most of what I do the majority of the time is in other fields. Automotive, semi-conductors, production of electronics, etc.
 

Chevywolf30

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I’m a mechanical engineer (my username is a pun off my actual IRL job). I work in the automation and robotics industry, so a lot of times I’m wrist deep or elbow deep in robot guts.

I work out of an office because the office is where all of my testing equipment is. I specialize in sizing and moment load calculations, and the testing equipment helps me run physical simulations and/or prototypes of new applications.

A lot of what I worked on in March - June 2020 was medical related. Customers looking to use our products in their manufacturing lines to produce: PPE (mostly mask production), ventilators (Ford and GM needed a little assistance converting some of their manufacturing lines over for ventilator production), disinfectants, and COVID tests.

A little of what I was doing this year was working with J&J in their packaging department, making sure that, once their vaccine was FDA approved, they’d be able to package and distribute their vaccine immediately.

Most of what I do the majority of the time is in other fields. Automotive, semi-conductors, production of electronics, etc.
That sounds like a freaking awesome job.
 
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