08-09-2018, 07:20 AM
-Name: Alexander Richard Theodore Albrecht.
-Age: Enter 34.
-Skype: You have it.
-About You: Born to Jacob and Alexandria (a Nurse and surveyor respectively) on Manhattan in 791 A.S. before we moved back to Rheinland. I have a very unremarkable life. I was born, youngest of 3. I went to school and eventually to university on New Berlin. I graduated with a double major in Cartography and Linguistics (The study of maps/charts and language). Since that time, I have traveled to and from Liberty in search of a job and did some time in the Liberty Navy (since Rheinland wasn't recruiting at the time). That didn't work out for me very well as I was posted to the southern border (Bering) and ended up resigning due to long flight hours for no gain. I returned to Rheinland where upon I thought about joining the Federal Police, but decided against it due to corruption in the service. Eventually I drifted to Stuttgart and got a job there as a translator of texts at the University before being employed as a cartographer of geographical features, that lasted for about two years before I resigned after an accusation of misconduct by a student, while I was cleared of the charges, my resignation came after a discussion with the provost of the University. I was taken in by an elderly baker who trained me in his art before he passed away and I took over. This is where I currently work, however life being what it is has required me to seek employment elsewhere.
-Employment: Liberty Navy (Lieutenant/Acting Lieutenant commander), Translator, cartographer/surveyor, Baker (Stuttgart)
- Experience:[/b] In flying I have enough to know what I am doing, although most of my time has been spent in craft than transports. I've a great deal of knowledge insofar as maps and charts are concerned and know how to speak a number of languages (some of which are dead), although my French isn't perfect I dare say it is improving. Since I've spent time as a baker, I have ( in my own honest and humble opinion) a good level of understanding when it comes to the art of business, supply and demand being somewhat important although I won't deny that my own personal experience is limited and I am genuinely unsure how the Gallic economy works, so I'm not looking at a management position. I've never been to Kusari but I can follow start charts well enough and if they are correct then I shouldn't have a problem, if not then I'm happy to improve them if asked.
-Age: Enter 34.
-Skype: You have it.
-About You: Born to Jacob and Alexandria (a Nurse and surveyor respectively) on Manhattan in 791 A.S. before we moved back to Rheinland. I have a very unremarkable life. I was born, youngest of 3. I went to school and eventually to university on New Berlin. I graduated with a double major in Cartography and Linguistics (The study of maps/charts and language). Since that time, I have traveled to and from Liberty in search of a job and did some time in the Liberty Navy (since Rheinland wasn't recruiting at the time). That didn't work out for me very well as I was posted to the southern border (Bering) and ended up resigning due to long flight hours for no gain. I returned to Rheinland where upon I thought about joining the Federal Police, but decided against it due to corruption in the service. Eventually I drifted to Stuttgart and got a job there as a translator of texts at the University before being employed as a cartographer of geographical features, that lasted for about two years before I resigned after an accusation of misconduct by a student, while I was cleared of the charges, my resignation came after a discussion with the provost of the University. I was taken in by an elderly baker who trained me in his art before he passed away and I took over. This is where I currently work, however life being what it is has required me to seek employment elsewhere.
-Employment: Liberty Navy (Lieutenant/Acting Lieutenant commander), Translator, cartographer/surveyor, Baker (Stuttgart)
- Experience:[/b] In flying I have enough to know what I am doing, although most of my time has been spent in craft than transports. I've a great deal of knowledge insofar as maps and charts are concerned and know how to speak a number of languages (some of which are dead), although my French isn't perfect I dare say it is improving. Since I've spent time as a baker, I have ( in my own honest and humble opinion) a good level of understanding when it comes to the art of business, supply and demand being somewhat important although I won't deny that my own personal experience is limited and I am genuinely unsure how the Gallic economy works, so I'm not looking at a management position. I've never been to Kusari but I can follow start charts well enough and if they are correct then I shouldn't have a problem, if not then I'm happy to improve them if asked.
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