Smithson Arrey
About Smithson Arrey
Smithson Arrey is a Cloud Engineer at Chevron and Chair Emeritus at the National Society of Black Engineers, with a background in Electrical Engineering and experience in various technical and leadership roles.
Current Title and Roles
Smithson Arrey currently holds the title of Cloud Engineer and is employed at Chevron. Additionally, he serves as the Chair Emeritus for the National Society of Black Engineers. His responsibilities in these roles span various aspects of cloud engineering and leadership within the engineering community.
Professional Experience at Chevron
Smithson Arrey has been employed as a Cloud Engineer at Chevron since 2023. He previously worked at the same company for a three-month period in 2022, based in Houston, Texas. His role involves working on cloud infrastructure and solutions.
Leadership Roles in Professional Societies
Arrey has held multiple leadership positions within the National Society of Black Engineers. From 2022 to 2023, he served as President and was previously the Secretary from 2021 to 2022. Additionally, he worked as the Telecommunications Chair from 2020 to 2021, all in Greater Houston.
Academic Background and Specializations
Smithson Arrey graduated with honors from The Honors College at the University of Houston, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, specializing in computer and embedded systems. He has a high school diploma from George Bush High School and Kerr High School.
Engineering and Internship Experience
Arrey's professional journey includes roles such as Avionics Engineer for the AIAA - University of Houston Chapter from 2021 to 2022 and Optical Physics Intern at PPG Industries in 2021. He also had a significant role as Office Manager at HOME STAY SENIOR CARE, INC. from 2019 to 2021.
Digital Portfolio and Skills
Smithson Arrey has developed a comprehensive digital portfolio that showcases his projects and skills, available at smithsonarrey.wixsite.com/portfolio. His technical skills extend beyond cloud engineering to include robotics and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).