About

The South Bay Engineers' Club was established in 1965.  It is a local information-sharing group made up of engineers from both private companies and public municipalities and agencies.  The Club is governed by a set of bylaws and it's area of influence ranges from Hayward to San Jose, including the San Ramon, Pleasanton and Livermore Valley areas.

Membership lunch meetings are held on the first Friday of every month from 12PM to 1:30PM, except for July, September, and December.  Meetings in August, October, November and January are held currently at the Pastas Trattoria in Pleasanton.  Meetings in February through June are held at the Spin-A-Yarn Steakhouse in Fremont.

The goals of the South Bay Engineers Club are:

1. To promote wider acquaintance and good fellowship among local members of the engineering profession, and particularly to advance the welfare of young engineers by such means.
2. To present entertaining and educational programs of an engineering nature at regularly scheduled meetings.
3. To present the engineering profession to the public in a favorable light, and to take an active interest in the welfare of engineers and engineering organizations within the club's area of influence.