John Murphy:  

rs in SC at another nuclear reprocessing plant same stuff but with about 4 years as a lobbiest - absolutely great civics lesson Then on to Washington State to work at a Dept of Energy nuclear site (operations and engineering). Back to SC to work as a consultant doing national security planning Then a two year stint in Oak Ridge TN to work as a licensing safeguards expert at a uranium enrichment plant. Then finally the current job here in Washington DC (temp assignment that turned into 16 years) working for the Dept of Energy in national security stuff with much involvement with Russia and the International Atomic Energy Agency which "forces" me to travel to Vienna, Austria and Russia often. Trying to save the world from the spread of nuclear weapons. Kind of lucked into this one and so far I'm still having fun. My wife works in the same subject areas and building so that helps a lot. Retirement about 2015 still consulting about 30 hrs a month - lousy money manager and I was still having too much fun. Moved to Washington PA in about 2013 on the edge of the Washington and Jefferson College Campus - very neat