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Kinda neat. I also work as a build engineer and with phones. Some of my work involves Perl, mostly used for automation, rest of my work revolves around special tools and solving problems as they arise.

Before that I worked with financial software, but 5 years of shares and bonds and stuff was enough for me. Programming there was really fun, but problem domain wasn't so much :)

I have bachelor's degree in engineering, topped with some odd courses here and there.

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In reply to Re^2: What do you do for living? by negation
in thread What do you do for living? by tamaguchi

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