Hydrologic Engineer. Operate 4 reservoirs for the federal government in SW Colorado and NW New Mexico
I work as system engineer (read IT geek) for a shipping company, it’s good fun, always evolving and never gets boring 
Ha ha you are not wrong. I know of at least 7 other people who decided banking was a more suitable career than being a “superstar DJ”!! 
TD Securities.
Banking, ahh, we’ll definitely more of a steady paying job then working towards DJ superstardom Although I’d take the latter any day.
-PL>Y
I didn’t think there would be so many media and IT people on here. It completely makes sense that there are, but still seems like a high percentage.
I also work in the media industry doing mostly web development and design, some graphic design, video production, and live to web video broadcasting.
Aside from that, I’m also a mechanic in a local bicycle store in town. I definitely keep myself busy.
I manage three websites for UK Government science research. Civil Service yay.
vancity, whats up.
haha, i just started partying way too young and got burnt out from it.
Vancouver Island stand up!
I work for an online education company. Programming / seo / admin. located in the Comox Valley.
Dj-ing out once or twice a month.
YEAH it’s been great fun, good people, good times.
I work as an advocate for comprehensive sex education in schools.
I’m going back to school on the GI Bill, got out of the army back in feb. Going to Fordham in NYC, studying international studies. I got interested in DJing and dance music while I was overseas, so I figured if I’m ever gonna have the chance to give it a shot, now is the time.
This thread seemed interesting, so I figured I’d add my two cents.
I am your typical struggling artist/photographer, working in subway as a manger to make ends meet. Mixing and producing is a nice relaxing escape from the monotony 
I’m sorry, but I was so tempted to post an order for a sub… I could kill for one right now, I missed breakfast. Suffice it to say that I want it toasted with pepper cheese and lots of jalapeños.
I’m in school to become a Massage Therapist. I also have level 2 reiki hand healing. 3 or 4 hours a work a day leaves lot of Djing time.
well i am an engineer by day and an event planner and dj by night.
Sure! Now pass me a brew!
Started out mobile DJ 1982, Working as a delivery driver during the day. Left the day job to work 5 nights a week in clubs, no day job for 8 years, had a ball!! cut back the club work to 2 nights and worked day for transport company, cut back to one night a week and worked day as warehouse manager. Quit the clubs about 6 years ago. Burnt out! Full time truck driver now. And now back to the beginning. Mobile discos!!! Wow what a turnaround in 29 years. I miss the clubs but love to be able to pick and choose if I wanna do a mobile gig now. Just takin’ it easy
noooooo don’t do it, i tend to avoid making sandwiches as much as i can i have been doing it for too long nearly got into the speed sub bullshit subway do but i got disqualified for swearing at one of the judges I HATE subway soooo much they treat you like a number on a screen. it sucks
I’m a technical services representative for AVW-Telav in Saskatoon, Sask.
Super slow right now, but i get to play with mixers, audio systems, and projectors
Plus i get inside reviews on speakers and etc that i get to read on my off time.
Project manager/consultant for events. I work so others can party.