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Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center located at 17620 International Blvd, Seattle, WA 98188 Questions? Contact Kori Zummach, koriz@interfaceeng.com

Please join us for a discussion by a panel of Portland SAME Industry experts, including SAME National VP Sharon Krock. POC: Pete Helmlinger,  971.432.5526, pete.helmlinger@jacobs.com

“ESS Inc Iron Flow Battery: Safe, Sustainable, and Enduring Electricity Storage” Ken Hoffman, solutions engineer with ESS, Inc, Wilsonville, OR, joins us for a presentation on his firm’s iron flow battery product providing sustainable, ethical energy storage solutions using earth-abundant materials. 

Please join us for a special monthly meeting in April at the Oregon Military Museum at Camp Withycombe in Clackamas, Oregon. The museum will open for SAME for this private event. The meeting will include a light lunch and a guided tour through the exhibit galleries to learn about the military history of Oregon!

Join SAME Portland Post for our Second Annual Women in STEM Panel! Ms. Caroline Roberts, GISP, F.SAME Caroline is a Federal Client Account Manager with responsibilities for clients within the DoD and DHS. In this role she is responsible for working with operations managers to develop and execute business strategy as it relates to global consulting particularly in regulatory compliance, management support, remediation strategies, infrastructure, design, and asset management with our fe …

Abstract: Come learn how the Coast Guard’s reorganization of mission support to the Oregon Coast provided opportunities and avenues to strengthen shoreside engineering command, control, and execution across 336 miles of coastline from Westport WA to Brookings, OR. In 2022, the US Coast Guard established its newest Base in Astoria, OR. Base Astoria’s Commanding Officer and Executive Officer will discuss the leadership lessons learned and challenges encountered while restructuring mission …

Come network and unleash your inner lumber jack with axe throwing!

Willamette Valley Hydrologic Risks The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE) vision is to achieve safe, secure, and more resilient Corps civil works infrastructure by enhancing its protection in order to prevent, deter, or mitigate the potential for dam failure and improve preparedness, response, and rapid recovery in the event of an attack, natural disaster, and other emergencies. A major initiative within this effort involves the updating of hydrologic data for the 700 plus USACE dams.&n …