very nice! thanks for the link.

full time waiter, part time courier, part-time electrical engineering student

Another old (very) guy here. Chief Engineer for a hotel now. Work for a company who pay me to travel the world (or anywhere they have a hotel!). First job ever was as a bike messenger. For a shoe shop in Dublin, Ireland. Bike got stolen after 3 days. I was 13 years of age. Never went back to messengering after that.

By day I am a senior account executive for a private real estate hedge fund(BTW- get your 16% guaranteed secure ROI now- no fees to you- ask me how!!!:D)

I teach martial arts in the evening in the Northern Liberties area - looking fo students...

And I am a percussionist - looking for free lance work.

hey, I'm new here!

Teach me drums? I can blast beat...thats about it.

Pro male dancer, but I also moonlight as a line cook and messenger.

my dad works for an economic consulting/planning firm that has a bunch of offices up and down the west coast and do some work on and off in Sacmo. it seems like a really cool profession that I would love to get into some day, I'm glad to hear other people are liking it too

as for me- I used to work for a ski shop(seasonal :mad: ) but I am now trying to lock down a bike shop job for the summer

Website manager / web-coder / writer / editor / doctor-to-normal-english-translator / academic wrangler / designer / general computer jockey at a large medical center. Kind of draining at times, but usually challenging in a good way (and pays the bills).

I'm workin towards it, that or transportation planning. Want to get some professional experience before I go for my masters...

radio promotions, ice rink worker, Dj

Getting experiance is a very good idea. Where are you look for your masters?

Nice, what firm?

isn't davis still looking to replace tim???

Audio engineer at a narrative sound studio. It's pretty boring most of the time, but I get to work with protools (which I love!) every day. Also a little mix to pix on the side (trying to do more).

Creative Director of a small ad agency.
driveagency.com

I'm a student in my Junior year of college, studying Mechanical Engineering.

This summer I'll be working as an intern at Garmin.

I was the receiving manager and now a warehouse manager for a multi-national locust-like Swedish furniture store. It's a great company to work for and I strangely enough, enjoy my job.

Im a student too, majoring in communications and culture. My job over the summer is a working at my county fair. Carnie work is the easiest work.

Hows your college town as far as being bike friendly?

how do you guys get into a messengering job? do you freelance? how do people trust you with their stuff???

I dont have a job. full time undergrad sophomore student.

Oh man right there on carson. That would be a sweet gig.

I'd say Pittsburgh isn't that friendly of a bike city. The roads are pretty eaten up, the hills are tough, and the drivers don't always pay attention to the bikers. However there seems to be plenty of organizations + people trying to make a change. This probably isn't the worst of cities... but it definitely isn't that bike friendly.

Senior visual designer for a big software company. Split my time between visual design, interaction design, and kissing corporate ass.

i provide patient security services at a medical marijuana dispensary.

Brewer

Uh... remove gallbladders, mostly. A liver every week or so, too.

Liver surgery is very, very cool. I'm pretty lucky to be able to do this.

In my spare time I ride (fixed, touring or tandem; occasional cross country on the tourer) and I'm a medical volunteer for Bicycle Victoria on some of their organised tours.