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I work in a museum.  Although it’s been shut for most of this year. Opened for last few weeks, closing again next week. Probably going to be redeployed, maybe collecting swab tests and delivering them to labs.... not sure yet.

 

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I work as New Product Introduction and Development Engineer (NPI for short) for a company making lenses for the Film Industry. Kept going through the recent and actual tough time without to much damage.

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On 28/10/2020 at 10:18, DAL3D said:

I design Cinematography Lenses for the film industry. Used on everything from adverts, Peaky Blinders, Game of Thrones, The Irishman, The Expanse, Picard, etc etc etc

 

6 minutes ago, Fourmiz29 said:

I work as New Product Introduction and Development Engineer (NPI for short) for a company making lenses for the cinema. Kept going through the recent and actual tough time without to much damage.

 

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Fourmiz29 then builds and tests the prototypes  b066.gifn030.gifh0652.gif

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On 12/11/2020 at 22:41, Zyphruk said:

Hybrid and Full electric vehicle specialist, run my own garage in leicester

Do you fix and repair? Soon to be a lucrative business keeping the highly specialised cars on the road. I should imagine modifying will soon become a thing. The Twizzy scene is already enjoying motor and battery swaps with ECU upgrades an alike. 

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I work in engineering, all but the jigs and fixtures I make is destroyed in seconds, I work in the machine shop of a small metallurgical & heat treatment company making the tensile test pieces (that's anything from concrete re-enforcing bar to titanium extrusions for aerospace, the odd bits of history and parts that have self destructed)

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On 14/11/2020 at 15:45, NitroPete83 said:

Do you fix and repair? Soon to be a lucrative business keeping the highly specialised cars on the road. I should imagine modifying will soon become a thing. The Twizzy scene is already enjoying motor and battery swaps with ECU upgrades an alike. 

yeah i repair them, service them i dont shy away from any work

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I work in IT. Computer sales, repairs, networks and lots of consumer / client contact. For the moment - I don't how long this moment will be- i'm on sick leave. I have Lambert-Eatons Syndrome which makes walking and standing rather difficult. 😒

Thats why forums like MSUK and FB are valuable to keep the sanity.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Danny_TGS said:

Custom exhaust builder, So those loud ass cars annoying you every morning, your welcome 😉 lol

Ahh so your the culprit :rofl:

Nothing now as i have retired :good:

 

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Was a mechanical engineer making one off machinery for manufacturing, assembling and testing heavy duty diesel injectors. The type of machines with robotic arms and conveyor belts 😂

 

Then a few years ago I retrained as a software developer during my free time in the evenings so I could move back to the south east to be closer to family (there’s not many mechanical engineering jobs south east, but doing software you can work from anywhere).

 

I miss the engineering sometimes, but writing software’s pretty interesting and there’s always new and different things to do. Mainly write software for vehicle leasing companies as well as some local government stuff. 

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Head Valeter at Everton Hyundai worse part is in charge of the other two Valeters and don't listen to what I say to them when the work is bad quality.

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I'm a production engineer for a company that manufactures electric motors, inverters and batteries mainly for transport but we've got stuff all over the place. Currently in the process of upscaling from more bespoke projects to having facilities to do multiple drive in-drive out electric bus conversions. All designed and built in-house!

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