I cook and do 90% of the purchasing for a catering company. We do the lunches to the writers and producers for two television shows.
well, I was a Telecom Project manager handling installation, integration and field tech support until the telecom bubble burst. Great job, wish I could get back to it.
Before that a Logistics Analyst for a chemical company, until I got tired of travelling to ugly places where things are stored that could kill me.
Now I’m a stay at home dad. Who knows what I’ll be next?
I am a hotel night auditor, it is something that I really like doing, and from what my boss says I am good at it. Fun job and I don’t have to deal with the hotel management that often and I do get to eal with the most interesting of guests.
Wow, page three and no one with my job!
Airline pilot - note the original username.
Great variety in here!
Telefundraiser
However, I am also a full-time student majoring in Sociology and ‘History and Philosophy of Science’, which means that when I graduate, I can become a telefundraiser. 
I’m a Microbiologist. I do protein purification for a pharmaceutical company.
I own a small Record/CD Store.
Shameless promo time…
Red Cat Records
I am an Architect here in Seattle.
Most of my projects are ski lodges–not
back work if you can get it!
No complaints here 
I’m a pediatric audiologist.
I love the field I work in, and I love my job. Especially since I just got the current one after a long, hellish interlude of unemployment.
Full time post grad psychology student
Part time volunteer family support worker
Full time single parent
Not necessarily in order of importance
I’m a legal writer. I spend my days reading court decisions and writing them up as articles for various newsletters. I can have fun with it if I get an interesting case, but it’s generally pretty dull.
By night, I’m an aspiring comic book writer.
Film Archivist
I work in the physics department of a large public university building and fixing demonstrations that the instructors use to illustrate physical concepts to their classes. I also do a fair amount of A/V classroom support and some web development.
Currently, student in Radiologic Technology (X-ray Tech–8 months to go!). Formerly, instructor/agent/group coordinator in the travel industry for 25+ years.
Right now I stay at home with our toddler (she’s 2.5 yrs old). Before that, I was an elementary school teacher with a specialist certificate in Psych of Reading.
I’m attempting to change careers, which is hell. It’s difficult to convince the HR people in the private sector that I certainly can deal with an entry level position (that only requires a highschool diploma; I have a Masters) and they should hire me.
One word of warning to teachers, particulary primary education: If you plan to make a career change, do it before you have 10+ years of experience. Otherwise, you just get the “Teacher” stamp which does not rub off easily.
I’m the Classification Specialist (Cataloger), and Systems Administrator (I’m the one that calls Tech Support) for a small town Library.
Due to the fact that it is a small Library, Im trained and have done every other job in the Library.
I’m the visual planner for the Royal Berkshire Ambulance Service. I organise the logistics and distribution of ambulances and plan all the non-emergency ambulance routes in my county.
I’m proud of my job and I want to move to the emergency operations side and train to be a 999 call operator when I move to London.
I’m a new product development manager – looking for the right company to work for now. I’ve been a VP, general manager, and president of small software companies (which created real products!) Background in computers and psychology. Love to teach. Love to make people laugh. Love to plan businesses. Interested in organizational cultures, people, ideas.
Geez, what a fascinating variety. I’m a copy editor/reporter at a small daily newspaper. Have been with the company 14 years and have done nearly every job - ad sales, composition, photographer, darkroom (a thing of the past, now with digital cameras and 1 hour labs in town for when we want to use film), editor, editorial writer, columnist, editorial cartoonist (well, just one, but it was a good one). Heck, I’ve even inserted flyers and delivered routes.
Have also worked off and on for 35 years at radio stations - DJ, news, ad sales, sales manager, traffic manager, computer specialist, station manager, and for several years a stockholder. That’s retreated to voice work a couple of sessions a week these days, but it’s nice to keep the connection.
I am a Senior Customer Service Tech, Roughly translates to tier 2 tech for a computer helpdesk.
I answer the phone all day and force people to reboot their pc’s.
I actually love my job. I like fixing stuff