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Re: So, you're not an engineer! How do you help your team??

I help my team with alot of different areas, atleast i like to think i help out more then i get in the way. But i help mostly with electrical, controls, pneumatics, and programming, the same areas i was incharge of back in high school, except now i just help them solve problems and help them get stuff done rather then doing the brunt of the work like the old days. I also help out with mechical when i can, strategy, CAD, website, animation, video production, public relations, and just about any other area.

My career right now is retail. I am an employee of Target. Which has just about nothing to do with robots. Except i now know how everything in the backroom that is sweet and hydrolic and pneumatic and mechanical works because of robots, but that doesn't really help me at robotics. I am also a student, which does i guesse help me with robotics, because i'm in the CS program at the local community college until i move away in august to Bloomington.

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I work at Xerox as a meterials handler which is basically a fork truck driver, I must be the only one involved in FIRST.
While i dont actualy drive a fork lift, i do work in the backroom alot and I'm certified to use the big powered pallet jack that can lift stuff really high in the air. The equipment in the back room rocks!
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