Howdy from Arizona! 🌄 🌵

[geoffrey]

Hello everyone!

I'm Geoffrey, 33 (no mason) for just a little longer, located in the Phoenix, AZ area.

I'm a firm believer in Jesus (non-institutionalized). Long time unemployed though I held many very abusive positions in my youth until I was fully and shamefully rejected by the world after graduating college. It's all for the best though.

The much-less-than-worthless degree was in Electrical Engineering from that devilish institution ASU. Now I've been studying Spanish for over 3 years and, well, the story of my life would take a very long time to tell.

What I love most is the truth (and Jesus is the truth) and second most -- justice. I have received heaps of truth but my yearning for justice has yet to be satisfied.

My only worldly enterprise is selling whistles (burrowhistles.com), though I have yet to break even...

My greatest weakness is bureaucracy. I hate it so and object to it morally.

Anyways, thank you CityTutoringMaths for creating this place, may God shine down upon it and the Spirit of the Lord flow through it and those who partake in good faith.

[mwtichen]

I've met a few people that worked designing chips. They had degrees in electrical engineering. From what I hear, electrical engineering is the hardest engineering discipline and civil engineering is the easiest.

Now I have no idea how the engineering job market is. From what I can tell, a lot of people that get a degree in engineering work in another field.

Anyways, I wish you the best of luck in your business.

[geoffrey]

It was a very horrible experience and they don't actually prepare you at all to get employed. The experience seems designed to break you completely. Not all of my classmates survived.

I was initially going to work at Raytheon in Tucson before I realized that it would be an evil thing to do. So I turned them down shortly before starting. They didn't like that...

Then I barely managed to get an offer at Intel in Chandler when just days before starting a series of events happened and my life in the world was ended.

The whistles are nice.

Thanks!