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1.You’re a problem-solver. You love to figure things out. You’ve got an analytical mind.

2.You like “things.” This doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t like people. It’s just that you enjoy puttering and playing with equipment. Everyone knows what to give you for your birthday—the latest gadget—whether it be electronic components, computers, auto parts, boat engines, or bike equipment.

3.You have specific skills and/or experience working with technology, electronics, engines, or other equipment.

4.You’re patient—at least when it comes to working with equipment. You may not be so patient with people.

5.You’re curious and creative. You’re entranced by how things work. If there’s a brand new piece of equipment or software program, you want to own it and figure out how it works. If it’s been around for awhile, you want to see how you can improve it.

6.You have a long attention span, especially when solving problems. You’re capable of working alone for hours at a time. But you often block out the “real world.” You’re the one who didn’t notice the pot burning on the stove or the baby screaming; your attention was entirely focused on the computer problem you were trying to solve.