Wayne Chang

Wayne attended Washington State University for his BSCE. He currently works as a Liaison Engineer for Boeing Commercial Airplanes on the 777/777X Program. He is the YMF Executive Forum Chair and is actively involved with humanitarian organizations such as Oxfam, Save the Children, and Doctors Without Borders.

Wayne is a quintessential globetrotter. He grew up in Florida, Texas, and Washington, has worked on humanitarian projects in 3 of the 7 continents, and has leisurely traveled to Belgium, Indonesia, Egypt, Greece, & Sri Lanka, just to name a few. As a true travel enthusiast, he enjoys trying various foods from around the world and is currently learning French.

In an alternate universe, Wayne would be a doctor, pararescue, or an astronaut. In our current universe, Wayne is a civil engineer and he will be sharing his international projects in the upcoming Seattle Section Dinner Meeting

On Civil Engineering...

"Civil engineering is such a broad spectrum of engineering. For example, I currently work in Structures, fuselage assembly, on the 777, but in the past I have worked on projects ranging from design and build of water systems, sanitation, buildings, drainage, and construction management. There really is a little bit of everything in Civil Engineering."