“I appreciate working at Otak, because I feel supported and my project contributions are valued.”
Locations: Portland
Eugene An
“As a recent arrival to the United States, Otak culture has helped me feel integrated with my colleagues and team.”
Michelle Williams
“Working at Otak gives me the opportunity to meet different people with a wide variety of backgrounds and skillsets so I can continue learning new things.”
Ann Varay
“I enjoy working at Otak because we help build and care for our local communities, which makes it personal for me.”
Kim Tran
“Working at Otak allows me to be exposed to a variety of projects where each day presents a new challenge to solve.”
Steven Varblow
“I received my first Lego set for my 7th birthday and have been constructing buildings with them ever since.”
Casey McKenna
Casey built his design skills early on, laying out plans for a mansion when he was just a kid and taking that passion to drafting classes in high school and onto college. He enjoys the collaboration that working at Otak affords him and seeing how a group can come together as a well-oiled machine to achieve project goals. Casey is quick to mentor new co-workers and takes that same coaching to the community where he coaches youth sports. In his spare time he works on the ongoing restoration of his 1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am and spends time with family.
Dave Lintz
David wanted to be an architect for as long as he can remember, which lead him to a career in project management. He loves the collaborative environment of Otak where he can work with like-minded, positive, productive leaders to see projects through to completion. David focuses on empathy to solve problems and keep groups working in harmony. When weekends roll around you can find him on the golf course, playing tennis or building his photography skills.
Philip Kenyon
“I’m an environmentalist at heart, and ensuring that we develop a sustainable relationship with our natural environment is crucial to human condition.”
Tanya Boyer
“I found and still find it exciting to win a project and then see it progress and positively impact the community I live in.”