ASRC Federal’s fifth annual Tech Summit brought together technologists, innovators and company leaders to navigate customer challenges, sharpen technical skills and strengthen community. The summit included a Battlesnake coding competition, sessions on artificial intelligence, digital engineering, cybersecurity and the latest emerging technologies combined with opportunities to connect and engage with other technical experts from different programs and disciplines.
Attendees had a front-row seat to trends reshaping the federal technology landscape. In addition to technical deep dives on the organization’s key capabilities and skill-building workshops, they also experienced hands-on challenges that pushed teams to collaborate and think creatively – activities aimed at helping them stay agile in a fast-moving field.
The event brought together a broad cross-section of ASRC Federal’s workforce, including Technical Fellows and interns from the Summer Technology Readiness Intern Development Experience (STRIDE) program. “Bringing together our technology experts under one roof created an opportunity for a richer exchange of ideas, learning and collaboration,” said Eric Velte, ASRC Federal Chief Technology Officer. “The energy and curiosity on display were remarkable, and I’m excited to see the momentum from the summit drive real impact for our customers.”
Here’s what attendees had to say about this year’s Tech Summit:
“It was a fantastic opportunity to meet with both my teams from the Civilian & Health and Defense & Intelligence divisions. Loved engaging in insightful discussions, sharing ideas and exploring new avenues for innovation together. Looking forward to bringing these learnings and fresh perspectives back to our ongoing work for our customers’ mission-critical initiatives!” – Debika Das, program manager, Civilian & Health Operating Group
“ASRC Federal’s Tech Summit is the only conference I can attend that touches on the topics of heritage and legacy in Alaska communities that were so important to my early career, while also reflecting interests such as mapping and geospatial technologies that I’ve pursued through professional organizations. I can jump between sessions on risk and governance, AI, software development, cybersecurity and systems engineering. I appreciate this opportunity to internally publish, present and discuss diverse topics, while meeting great people from across the country. Inspiration comes in many different forms, and it’s events like this that are highly meaningful to me.” – Matt Altman, ASRC Federal Tech Fellow
Want to join a team that invests in your growth and puts your skills to work on meaningful missions? Explore our open tech positions on the ASRC Federal Careers page.
Looking for an internship program where you can apply your technological interests and knowledge to exciting real-world missions? Visit our STRIDE page for more information.
