What are some cool jobs no one knows about

Whoever mans that drawbridge in Madisonville has a pretty sweet gig.

Red teaming

Physically break into offices or manufacturing sites, conduct cyber attacks, write malware. It’s fun

My porn fluffier has a pretty cool gig…

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My porn fluffier has a pretty cool gig…

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Have you asked him?

My job is global in scope and I get to work in really interesting aerospace, defense, biomedical, and space exploration projects. I have access to physicists, generals, military and rocket test ranges, night vision labs, all of NASA, drone technologies, robotics for undersea exploration, agriculture and AI applications. There's no "job description" this fits into and I sort of carved out a niche for myself where only a handful of people, even within my own organization, know what I do. Now that I'm retirement age, they are begging me not to fully retire and to stay on and guide training of someone and make the passing of the torch, so to speak, when I'm ready.

It's a hard decision to make about retiring. I hate the corporate bullshite, but otherwise, I love what I get exposed to and consulted on and that I have business relations all across the world, not just in the US.

Like I said, except for corporate bullshite, it's a cool job.

Maple syrup farmer.

There is more to it, but you basically ride around your property on a UTV gathering the tree sap and then take it all back and boil it until it gets to the color and grade you are looking for. Bottle and sell.

I had a friend in school whose brother was a spice dealer. He travelled around the world searching for spices and dealing in bulk trade. Always thought that was cool.

Also know a guy who is a maritime detective. He basically searches for old sunken ships that were carrying treasure and historical artifacts.

Hard to get in the clique but Ship pilots is good one. They make a really good living and mainly do nothing on a 7&7 schedule. It does carry a lot of responsibility and when shite goes wrong, it really goes wrong.

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Whoever mans that drawbridge in Madisonville has a pretty sweet gig.

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Back in the day one of my Dad's cousins had that job. I actually operated it when I was a kid. The old bridge not the that is there now. it was replaced in the late 70's early 80's.

I'm currently aiding in drilling a 31,000' high pressure high temp deepwater well. When I stop to think about it, it's amazing what we do. Technology next to this is The Large Hadron Collider and putting shite in space. So I think my job is pretty cool.