Robbie Nguyen

After graduating the fellowship he joined working in special projects for technology. His prior roles included Special Projects Intern and Special Projects Associate for Technology in the Office of the CEO, Manager of Website Development, VP of Technology, and now his role as Executive Vice President of Technology. Nguyen loved his joint role between OCEO and Tech and hopes to continue supporting as management and overseeing the functions of the department.

He is involved in a variety of activities from language learning to cloud computing. Robbie is very involved in his home community of Lancaster. His volunteering stems from many amazing causes from food security to education in first aid and mental health. He is involved with Roots and Shoots a part of the Jane Goodall Institute. Nguyen is currently learning about the beautiful culture and language of Russian and Spanish. He plans to explore more languages in college especially German and Arabic. In 2025, during the summer, he studied abroad learning Russian and living with a host family in Daugavpils Latvia through NSLI-Y, a U.S. Department of State language program. He hopes to use his language and culture skills and experience in his future career. Nguyen hopes to go into the intersections of engineering and policy. In addition, he has many positions that combine policy, technology, and the environment. His love for climate policy shines through his technical work as a director at Climate Cardinals, a Forbes 30 under 30 and international climate organization. In his free time he likes to connect with nature and spend time outside. He also runs and has done Track and Cross Country. Nguyen hopes to use his diverse skill set within National Security to positively benefit and protect the United States of America. He is interested in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency-the NGA combines his love of technology, intelligence, and the environment. Nguyen hopes to manage intelligence programs after his post-secondary education and commissioning into the Navy to serve through NROTC.