Committee Chairs
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Newsletter Editor
Nnennaya is currently a Power and Performance Engineer at Intel Corporation. She has a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Wichita State University and a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Texas at Arlington.
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Webmaster
Megan Buck is currently a Residential Sales Engineer working for Schneider Electric. She received her Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo in 2016. She moved to Portland in 2017 and this is her first role as a volunteer with the SWE Columbia River Section. In her free time, Megan likes to spend time running, hiking, and snowboarding.
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Membership/Inventory Chair
Carina Hahn is beginning her third year at Intel working as a Process Engineer. For the past two years she has been involved in the SWE CRS section as the Secretary and has enjoyed attending many events. In 2016 she graduated from the University of Utah with her BS and MS in Materials Science and Engineering where she served as her SWE section's Secretary for three years. Carina has enjoyed getting to known the SWE community in Portland. In 2015 Carina received an Outstanding Collegiate Member Award from SWE. She is excited to continue being involved with SWE and contributing to the CRS section.
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Scholarship Chair
Anne Rocheleau has worked in research and development and quality within the medical device industry. She has a BS in chemical engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and a PhD in biomedical engineering from Cornell University. She grew up in Massachusetts and moved to beautiful Portland in 2016. She has been involved with SWE since 2010 and is excited to get more involved with SWE CRS.
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Data Officer
Coral Jean is a senior member of SWE and has been a member since February 1981. She continues to be active in SWE because of the STEM Outreach opportunities. She thinks that it is important to introduce children to STEM. Currently she is responsible for maintaining the section database. She is a retired Process Control Engineer with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Her first college degree is in Biology (Microbial Genetics). She worked in cancer research at the Primate Center in Aloha for several years before returning to school to obtain an engineering degree.
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Bylaws Chair
Stephanie is passionate in using data to drive technological and sustainability solutions. As a R&D Yield Analysis Engineer at Intel, she analyzes production data to identify patterns and drive decisions that are critical to the development and manufacturing of the next-generation logic technologies. Prior to her current role, she was a technical lead ensuring environmental compliance along every step of the microprocessor manufacturing process. Stephanie and her team created a relational database to track all the chemicals used in the process and their impacts to the environment and applied this knowledge to develop predictive models and compute long-range projections to assess compliance risks globally. Without her work, Intel's factories would not be qualified to manufacture. Stephanie holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California, where she first became involved with SWE. Stephanie enjoys giving back to the engineering community and helping young women engineers to pursue their passions in STEM!
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Nomination Chair
Wendy is currently a Quality Assurance Engineer at Nike. She holds Bachelor's degrees in Metallurgical Engineering and Chemical Engineering from University of Idaho. She also holds a Master's degree in Statistics from Portland State University.
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Food Bank Coordinator
Kari is a Water Resources Manager at Mead & Hunt. She specializes in stormwater management and environmental compliance employing creativity and critical thinking to collaboratively solve complex problems.She enjoys establishing relationships with strong teaming partners, participating in professional organizations to expand her technical knowledge and connecting with clients. Kari is active in groups fostering the growth of engineering and science fields through involvement with STEM related activities.
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