School Counselor. Bike to work thirteen miles, about twice a week, year around. I've had this job over twenty years. I've been biking to work two years in March.

Thanks Tom - I'm optimistic, and I'm glad to be out. CDI was truly a ****e, poorly run, Mickey Mouse operation. I liked my day to day job and department, but the company is terrible.

ok, I'll bite... so whats wrong with greenpeace et al... ?

I work in Gaithersburg MD at MedImmune. I am a patent lawyer and I have BS in Molecular and Cell Biology, a Ph.D. in Cell Biology, and a J.D.
My commute is 22 miles each way.
I hope I help kill the notion that only uneducated people bike commute.

Cheers!

I am a Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician for a large healthcare corporation in California. I am also the lead technician for one of their Southern California facilities. Better than that, I will be retiring this May. More time for riding. Can't wait.

Firefighter and a trucker on my off day job.

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I work here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_A...Patuxent_River

I do...things. IT things. Things that don't get discussed.

M.

before "the accident" (not bike related) i was working as a network design engineer. a lot of my co-workers also commuted by bike.

I'm a college professor, Ph.D in the humanities. I direct a community health program.

I run the IT department for an engineering firm, as well as serving as our network engineer whenever we have a project come up that requires one be designed.

I'm the only bike commuter here, but there are a couple of other cyclists, one a mountain bike guy and the other a cyclocross enthusiast.

Over The Road Trucker, living in a Semi couple weeks at a time. Sometimes i carry a Folder with me so i can ride when i get the chance. i've ridden it in approx 15 states this year. i post about some of my rides on a Truckers with Bicycles on Facebook, which was started by a member on this forum...

Getting all lathered up before doing real math.

Do tell. I've by and large not paid them any mind. Though, didn't they once set off an explosion on a French oil tanker?

M.

Administrator for a tool & die shop. We support molding of auto parts manufacturer and build equipment. Our company has over 1,000 employees and I'm the only bike commuter 99% of the time. I ride a motorcycle on days that I don't feel like pedaling. We only own one car and my wife drives it most of the time. I also carpool sometimes, but prefer the bicycle. The best days are by bike!

I work in IT for state government doing primarily database support and some in house application development.

Pretty funny w/ a user name of giant doofus. I suppose intelligence doesn't always need to be measured by scholastic achievement.

I ride a Giant Cypress, which I have named Doofus. But, honestly, academics aren't exactly known for our common sense and social skills

Computer Science BS I have not written code in anger for a decade. I'm a troubleshooter/problem solver on any problem or need remotely related to electronics. Coworkers from developing countries - where increased wealth leads to more prestigious transportation - are befuddled by my bicycle riding.

Special projects software engineer for a global provider of risk management, business information and a few other things along that line.

I'm an environmental engineer working for a state agency. As a bike commuter, I thank my lucky stars that we have a small pool of vehicles, and I can sign one out if I need to conduct field work or go to offsite meetings. (Although occasionally all of them are taken). Otherwise, I would need to drive my own car at least one, and sometimes two, days per week.

Given the environmental focus of my work, you would think there would be a few other regular bike commuters in my workplace. Not really the case (there are 2 or 3 people who will ride in once in a while, but only in nice weather).

I work for the military-industrial complex

That's a long commute. Not too far from where I live.

Strategic communications in the home office of a life insurance company, doing executive communications, inter-company communications, etc. Prior to that, senior securities analyst for a private investment fund. (Though I actually majored in international relations and economics.) In my spare time, I'm also president of our city council. I usually bike to work and to City Hall, and I'm usually the only bike commuter at either one.

I'm the audio-video engineer and facility coordinator at a landmark building downtown.
The vast majority of my events are corporate, however we do get thrown the occasional bone since this is "Music City".