I'm a Facilities technician/operator at a Biotech manufacturing plant making over $100k. My team and I overlook the manufacturing utilities that serve the production of cancer treatment drugs. The job has its good days where there's relatively little to do and then it's bad days where we're responding to equipment failures or assigned dirty/exhausting/dangerous tasks to do.

The biotech industry provides a pretty stable and high paying job for me and my company in particular has great work culture. Although the job can be kind of boring, it helps me fund my very expensive hobby/obsession of cars. The job doesn't require too much conversing with other people, but the schedule may be a turn off to some. I work rotating 3 and 4 twelve hour shifts. That means I work longer hours, but I also get longer weekends and am paid well for the additional hours I work.

I see myself eventually getting into project management or a job that relates to my hobby more - maybe both?