Nathan Stehle

Background

About Nathan Stehle

As an associate with Booz Allen Hamilton, Nathan is responsible for release management, defect management, and requirements analysis for two agile software development teams. This work includes both initial standup and subsequent support for a growing roster of applications and microsercives. Prior to working at Booz Allen, Nathan was the project manager for two of Purdue's makerspaces, the Artisan Fabrication Lab and the Bechtel Innovation Design Center (BIDC). As project and community manager for these facilities, Nathan was responsible for design review, project/workflow approval, driving, and tracking of student project work as well as all related data gathering. During this time Nathan was committed to expanding a data-driven approach to fostering a productive learning environment with a focus on universal accessibility and efficient use of student time as well as facility and employee resources. Nathan earned his Masters in Public Administration while Working full-time at the BIDC and previously completed his B.A. in Philosophy and Political Science at the University of Vermont. During and immediately after earning his undergrad he maintained a US Senate Associate Internship with the office of the Honorable Max Baucus of Montana. This experience was segued to a position at the Transportation Intermediaries Association, a non-profit industry association where he managed education programs, fundraising initiatives and membership outreach. Specialties: Project Management, Community Building, Social Media account Management, Technology Policy Issues, Database Entry/Management, General/Constituent Correspondence, Photography, Writing, Face to Face Interaction.