What Do You Do To Pay The Bills?

[GasSavers_brick]

I'm a mechanical engineer in the nuclear power industry. Say what you want, but I believe that it has been a good way to direct my efforts for the last 2+ years. I came along at just the right time, as the next 10-15 years are going to be extremely interesting.

[The Toecutter]

The old Chinese curse comes to mind, "May you live in interesting times."

Things could get interesting indeed.

[BumblingB]

Originally Posted by The Toecutter

The old Chinese curse comes to mind, "May you live in interesting times."

I've never heard that one. I count the days until my life becomes less interesting.................

[omgwtfbyobbq]

Originally Posted by brick

Say what you want, but I believe that it has been a good way to direct my efforts for the last 2+ years.

Why would you say that about your involvement in nuclear power?

Edit- Oh yeah, I'm currently not working as a profeshunal slacker.

[onegammyleg]

Hi kickflipjr - ?The stuff I did was simple. bend, glue (melt together with acid), put rubber feet on it, and put it in a box.?

Well ,,thats experience that I havent had b4 ,I didnt know they glue with acid, and even if it was a bit boring ,, now you KNOW how to do something.

Well done.

[GasSavers_DaX]

I work as the sole manufacturing engineer for a small biomedical company in Atlanta, GA called SaluMedica (www.salumedica.com). We make cutting edge biomedical products from Salubria biomaterial.

Our current product line consists of SaluBridge and SaluCartilage. SaluBridge provides a protective environment for peripheral nerve repair after injury. SaluCartilage is an implant for replacing worn articular cartilage in the knees for "total-knee" candidates. Our product is best because it is less invasive and it restores mobility and relieves joint pain with a very quick recovery period post surgery, unlike getting a total-knee. Of course there are many more breakthrough products in the R&D pipeline, but I am not at a liberty to discuss those.

I started as the draftsman and moved up to technician. Both of these positions I held while attending college @ Georgia Tech. I finally became the manufacturing engineer after getting my BSME. I draft using the most current release from SolidWorks.

I'm supposed to be closing on my first home in two days!

[rh77]

Originally Posted by DaX

I work as the sole manufacturing engineer for a small biomedical company in Atlanta, GA called SaluMedica (www.salumedica.com). We make cutting edge biomedical products from Salubria biomaterial.

Our current product line consists of SaluBridge and SaluCartilage. SaluBridge provides a protective environment for peripheral nerve repair after injury. SaluCartilage is an implant for replacing worn articular cartilage in the knees for "total-knee" candidates. Our product is best because it is less invasive and it restores mobility and relieves joint pain with a very quick recovery period post surgery, unlike getting a total-knee. Of course there are many more breakthrough products in the R&D pipeline, but I am not at a liberty to discuss those.

I started as the draftsman and moved up to technician. Both of these positions I held while attending college @ Georgia Tech. I finally became the manufacturing engineer after getting my BSME. I draft using the most current release from SolidWorks.

I'm supposed to be closing on my first home in two days!

Congrats Dax! Over the last year, we've been seeing you grow in your career and in life. Congrats on the home too! Best of luck to ya...

Also, Keep up what you're doing because I'm likely going to need some of your products down the road

RH77

[thisisntjared]

Originally Posted by DaX

I work as the sole manufacturing engineer for a small biomedical company in Atlanta, GA called SaluMedica (www.salumedica.com). We make cutting edge biomedical products from Salubria biomaterial.

Our current product line consists of SaluBridge and SaluCartilage. SaluBridge provides a protective environment for peripheral nerve repair after injury. SaluCartilage is an implant for replacing worn articular cartilage in the knees for "total-knee" candidates. Our product is best because it is less invasive and it restores mobility and relieves joint pain with a very quick recovery period post surgery, unlike getting a total-knee. Of course there are many more breakthrough products in the R&D pipeline, but I am not at a liberty to discuss those.

I started as the draftsman and moved up to technician. Both of these positions I held while attending college @ Georgia Tech. I finally became the manufacturing engineer after getting my BSME. I draft using the most current release from SolidWorks.

I'm supposed to be closing on my first home in two days!

SCORE!!! now your set for life and if you mess up your knee real bad playing football or whatever you will have the materials for free too!

seriously though, congrats man, the first house is a big step and my next one.