Expatriate profile

I have previously been a teacher (that was in China), but currently I'm an audio typist with a temp agency.  It pays the bills and gives me enough to travel, but I'm glad I have a signifigant chunk of savings to pay for the next trip, cuz I ain't making enough here to make it to Australia.

We are retired but about to open the only craft winery and distillery here in the Dominican Republic.

I am a webdesigner and graphical designer.
Love it.

What should I say....risk analyst for a bank....in which segment do you classify that?...I just voted for salesman-commercial even though it s not that close...Great job, even though I hated accounting and finance during my studies :-)

I work in the University of Montreal as an editorial assistant for a journal (economics).
Back in France, I was teacher (I have a MA in History and I studied Politics), then I was the Internet Manager for a french children clothing company.
My first job in Montreal was in the cinema (post-production).

I would like to be a journalist.

I'm a historian-anthropologist-sociologist by trade and cooperation attaché by necessity, working in a vietnamese university and in charge of a French cultural center. I used to be a consultant, head of mission for a NGO, language teacher, etc.
No real motive to be back to France in the near future...

I would like to finish my thesis (no bonus whatsoever, PhD is bloody serious ), really, I mean it

I am embarrassed to say I am retired and I play with real estate and financing.  Nothing as interesting as the rest of you guys.  Only thing is that I don't have to get up in the morning or be anywhere I dont want to be.

I'm a freelance writer. For money, I do mostly software documenation and technical marketing. I also do some outdoors/travel writing, but not enough to make a living at it.

I combine some or all of the following at any given time: Mother, freelance writer, editor, proofreader, development worker, journalist.

still student! finishiing my MSc in comp science (yet another geek).
next year it's facing the real world out there for me.

I'm a operational risks and crisis manager. Great job, every morning, everything could happend....
but i don't know what i am supposed to vote for.... i will vote commercial, but it is not the truth !

None of the answers is good for me ...
I'm an archivist, but just now I'm working at the Nationalmuseum of Stockholm.
I hope I'll find another archivist-job at the end of my actual job.

Teacher - boring, I know.

Wherever I am, I have the better job: I am one of my father's daughters
Ambitious, I know... but leaves me time to university and my writing.
(What can I say, nobody is perfect...)

Aaaand... another teacher! But don't tell my mother; she still believes I'm a piano player in a brothel

I'm a PhD Student. I'm tired of being a student. But I'm almost done!

But I guess the good thing about it is it lets me live in a different country (Australia), and do fielddwork and live in yet another country (Papua New Guinea). An experience I don't think I could get any other way!

Webdesigner, photographer, videographer and now, mortgage broker. Mexico, the land of Opportunity!

I'm a freelance webdesigner

I am a bloody good teacher of Maths, ICT and for the first time next year will teach science. Cheers,
Sench

Welcome on board Sench

I'm a Bayesian statistician who's currently not working (by choice).  I tried working in Germany, but it didn't take.  So now I'm thinking about becoming a genealogist. Oh, and I was a bloody good stats teacher!!!

I'm a project manager in an IT company.  Also, I'm a freelance writer, with the emphasis on 'free' unfortunately.

I was a theatre designer but I moved from England to Holland to start working as a designer for a computer games company. I've been doing that for five years now.

'We' are two people, a French woman, the other English man who work together in the Netherlands in the financial sector. We advise expats on financial planning here and around the world. Try to make it a different type of experience for clients by not fitting the typical stereotype for our business.

I'm a graphic designer here in France. Not at all my field, but I love my job

we are still Language students... when that is over we will be involved in social work here.

I am a business consultant www.xcelconsulting.com Also a musician and we are developing property for expats in Malaysia.