Boise, Idaho Northwest roots

Hey, I’m Troy.

I grew up in the Northwest and now call Boise home. I’ve spent most of my career around construction and major capital projects, but there’s quite a bit more to my life than work. I enjoy time outside, being around good people, and finding something new to get into.

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Troy Stamp in a suit and tie, smiling outdoors. — Troy Stamp

01 About

A little background.

Two construction colleagues in hard hats working together in the field. — Where it started · In the field

Troy in a blue hard hat and orange vest beside a compact crane in the subfab. — In the subfab · Tiny crane for a tight space

Troy in a yellow high-visibility shirt on the third story, rigging formwork beside a blue crane and concrete wall. — That’s me on the third story · Flying formwork

I started young in construction, close to the field. You learn pretty quickly that a plan can look great on paper and still be a mess when it’s time to build it. You also learn to listen to the people who actually know how the work gets done.

Since then, I’ve worked in field operations, preconstruction, business development, and on the owner’s side of major capital projects. Today, I’m a Principal Project Manager at Micron, working in the semiconductor world. The technical details matter, there are a lot of moving parts, and small decisions can become big problems pretty quickly. I enjoy sorting through that, figuring out what matters, and helping get things moving.

I studied civil engineering at the University of Portland, later earned an Executive MBA at Boise State, and picked up my PMP along the way. All worthwhile experiences. But working alongside people who are good at what they do has taught me just as much.

Through Blue Peak Strategic Solutions, I’ve also been involved in business advisory and transition work.

Troy with the international business residency group in Vietnam, October 2024. — International business residency · Vietnam

My interests have increasingly shifted toward the business side of things. I’d like to spend more time actually running companies, making decisions, and seeing those decisions through. Over time, I’d like to own businesses, too.

At Micron / ID1A closer look.I’m part of the team bringing Micron’s ID1 program to life—a major project for U.S. semiconductor manufacturing.Watch Micron’s film Video: Micron Technology · YouTube

02 Outside of work

Outside of work.

I’m usually up for a day in the mountains or on the water. I hunt, camp, ride, float, and fish, among plenty of other things—you name it! I enjoy a good trip with good people, and I’m always open to something new. Flying is a big part of my life, too. You can catch a little of that below.

Troy in camouflage with trekking poles in a mountain clearing surrounded by forest. — Out where I like to be

Troy flying with his grandparents in the airplane cockpit.

From the cockpit / YouTubeMy flying on YouTube.Boise to Portland with the GrandparentsWatch the flight ↗ Explore the channel

A group of five at an ACE Idaho event. — ACE board members & friends

Community.

Some of the most rewarding work has been alongside people who care about creating opportunities for others. With Idaho AGC, we helped bring the Construction Leadership Council back to life as a place for emerging leaders to learn, connect, and support one another. As ACE Mentor Idaho was getting started, our team worked to introduce students to architecture, construction, and engineering—and the people who could help them find a path into those careers. Both efforts depended on volunteers, mentors, and industry partners showing up for the next generation. I’m grateful for those friendships and continue to serve on the Civil Engineering Advisory Board for the University of Portland.

03 A few highlights