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Chemist has one of the most colorful jobs in Seattle
Meet Ron Harmon, who works at Daniel Smith, a Seattle-based manufacturer of watercolors and oils for artists.Â
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Jeff Cornell’s cool job is the next best thing to being a rock star
Nice-guy tattoo artist on the best part of the job: helping people feel better about themselves.
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At Seattle Rep, she puts the community in theater
Meet Angie Kamel, who runs a Seattle Rep program that makes the community the creators, not just spectators.
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Beverly Fecteau’s cool job trashing stereotypes
Longtime recycling and yard waste hauler loves the pride of leaving Federal Way better than it was when she drove the shiny, green truck in...
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Geeking out with a goal: Regina Wu brings Hutch research to classrooms
"I’m constantly astounded by what a student is capable of when given access to the right mentors and the right technology," the biologist says.
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‘A day job and a gay job’: Seattle Pride Parade producer has both
Meet Kevin Toovey, who produces the Seattle Pride Parade, a four-hour, spectacular spectacle.
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Seattle native helps people be happier at work
Mollie West Duffy, an organizational designer, will discuss her book about emotions in the workplace at a Town Hall Seattle talk.
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Seattle doctor’s specialties: HIV care, transgender health, internal medicine — and laughter
To Dr. Carrie Horwitch, laughter improves health — and it's fun, free physical exercise.
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Jay Shendure’s cool job using genome science to assess the risk of disease
The career path of the scientific director at Brotman Baty Institute for Precision Medicine and UW professor began with a genetics class.
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Her ‘small but mighty’ solar rover powers events around Seattle
Jennifer Brantley's hand-built generator provides portable, off-grid energy for things like weddings, concerts and festivals.
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