Well... I'm a student, soldier, and freelance writer.
I've been a student all of my life. When I'm not back in college I'm usually doing some sort of training for the military, or a new job, or just on my own to learn something new.
I've been in the military for the last nine years, first in the Air Force as a Maintenance Technician (though I spent more time fixing computers than I did engines) and now I'm an Army Reservist in the Psychological Operations field.
I started writing after I left Active Duty in 2005. Some friends of mine were working on a textbook project and they asked if I could help out as a math-checker (making sure the answers in the back of the book were correct). From there I started doing some proofreading, editing, and then full-fledged writing. Every now and then I find another project to write for.
I also started a blog to get me writing everyday. My hope is to someday be a full-time writer and teach part-time.
I have numerous military awards including an Air Force Achievement Medal that I got for designing a database to track maintenance efforts in a deployed environment. I also have a degree from the Air Force in Aerospace Equipment Technology, and I'm working on a degree in Computational Physics.
I have IT certifications from both CompTIA (A+ and Net+) and Microsoft (Desktop Support Technician).
Aside from the experience noted in my bio, I've been working on computers for the last 15 years or so. In the early days, I worked on web design and then I moved into repair and maintenance. For a couple of years I did on-site installations and system upgrades for various government agencies and commercial business.
I also spent some time as a HVAC controls programmer, designing and installing intelligent building systems.