Dream Job at Cedar Point!

Being that I am a civil engineer, anything involved in the construction of new coasters would be a dream job

ride op / maintenance :)

The owner:)

^I like that one better ;)

I think I've already done my CP dream job. :)

Although I could go for that network administrator position currently listed in the full time jobs on the CP website....

Marina Manager!

JuggaLotus said:
Wow, that is a hard choice to make though.

Program PLC's at brewery.

Program PLC's at Amusement Park.

I don't think I've ever seen a tougher choice.

Go to work for Busch in Virginia!

*** Edited 5/21/2007 11:51:34 PM UTC by Loopy***

I would LOVE to be a maverick TL!!! Can you be TL or ATL's your first year if you have exemplary leadership/organizational skills? (and good character)

I would say 3rd shift cleanup. When im leaving i always see the 3rd shift clean up go to work and i think it would be fun to be at the point at night after hours.

The Network Admin job would be pretty boring I'd imagine.

There's a lot bigger networks I'd rather work on.

Since i'll be going into Civil Engineering, anything having to do with new ride/building construction. Being a ride op would probably get kinda old (look how unhappy they are by September). Working for Maint wouldn't be bad either - lots of behind the scenes stuff.

I think my dream CP job would have to be working in planning. I think figuring out what to thrill people with next would be a great job, and would work well with the engineer in me.

On a side note, I think I'd agree with some of the earlier posts, that I think being Snoopy could be a fun job.

Design team would be fun.

Is there a test rider job?

Be the Dick of Cedar Point.....

Dick Kinzel

~My dream job would be a year round office type job. Something like Tony & Tyler, where u get to know the inside stuff, and ride the rides, work in the park for a day. Something like that.~

TTD ride operator =]

bholcomb said:
The Network Admin job would be pretty boring I'd imagine.

There's a lot bigger networks I'd rather work on.

Would you rather have to come in to work every morning, and have people yelling that their computers dont work, when you could have a network that does?

And its not all that small.

If anything I would think it to be a nightmare, because last I saw they still had a few windows 98 systems.