Rachel Fast Pe

Rachel Fast, PE has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Rachel began their career as an Inter Library Loan Assistant at Mark O. Hatfield Library in 2010, followed by a role as a Nutrition Clerk at Fred Meyer from 2011 to 2013. Rachel then worked as an Engineering/Operations Assistant at Columbia Cascade Company, where their responsibilities included scanning files, answering phone calls, and preparing quotations.

In 2015, Rachel joined the City of Portland as an Engineering Trainee, where they conducted traffic investigations and collected data for analysis. Rachel also assisted with field safety analysis and communicated investigation results to residents.

Rachael gained valuable experience as an Engineering Intern at Clean Water Services in 2016. In this role, they provided project management assistance on stormwater and stream restoration projects. Their tasks included preparing permit packages, drafting contracts, and collaborating with consultants. Rachel also contributed to the preparation of a Stormwater Retrofit Strategy essential for the company's stormwater discharge permit.

Rachel then transitioned to a Civil Engineer role at CONSOR Engineers in 2017, where they are currently employed. Their specific responsibilities and timeframe with the company are not provided.

In 2018, Rachel took on leadership roles at the ASCE Portland Younger Member Forum (YMF) as the Past President and Website Editor. Their tenure in these positions extended beyond the provided timeframe.

Rachel returned to the field of civil engineering in 2021, joining Murraysmith. Initially working as an EIT, they eventually became a Civil Engineer. Unfortunately, the end date of their Civil Engineer role at Murraysmith is unspecified.

Rachel Fast, PE completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering at Portland State University from 2013 to 2016. Prior to that, they attended Oregon State University in 2012-2013. Rachel also had a previous educational experience at Willamette University from 2010 to 2011, although the specific degree and field of study for this period are not provided.