Springfield’s Tech Community

The center of tech in Springfield. Springfield Tech Council hosts monthly, quarterly, and annual events.

This group is for anyone with a fondness for software development, covering any and all things dev. Meets 1st Wednesdays 6pm.

Helping businesses thrive through a dynamic mix of coaching, mentoring, training and technical assistance. Meets 3rd Thursdays 12-1pm.

A group of technologists of varying levels of skill and experience interested in learning about and developing with the Microsoft .NET framework and related technologies.

Sponsors local educational seminars and workshops, conducts regular chapter meetings, and helps further promote and elevate the visibility of the IS audit, control and security profession regionally.

A collaborative community of the area's brightest creative professionals. Meets 3rd Wednesdays 530-730pm.

OpenSGF, a Code for America Brigade, provides a forum for local designers; mobile, web, and application developers to tackle technical problems for our community. Meets weekly on Tuesdays 6pm.

Community-based user group that promotes and advocates for Amazon Web Services in the Springfield Missouri region. Meets during Dev Night 1st Wednesdays 6-8pm.

A non-profit organization located in Springfield focused on local women in tech. Meets quarterly.

PMI strives to be "The Premier Resource for Project Management in Southwest Missouri" and believes that the diverse economy and breadth of talent in the area is a great contributor to the organization’s mission.

Local online discussion group for anyone interested in cybersecurity - new or experienced.

The SWMO Section serves professionals by developing an environment within the Section’s communities that supports professional development at all academic and career levels.

Serving Splunk users. Includes an online group hub to keep the conversation going in between Splunk UG meetings. Meets 1st Tuesdays 1145am-1pm.

This chapter was built to connect computer science teachers, provide professional development to help improve your craft, and connect your local voice to the national computer science education community. Meets 3rd Thursdays 530-8pm.

Our fun MakeIT meetups will inspire creativity, educate on "How-To" and give people a fun place to learn and collaborate on all things DIY! Meets 1st Thursdays 6-8pm.

Springfield Tech Council hosts monthly TGL meetings to facilitate collaboration and coordination among the leaders/organizers of our local tech-focused groups and events. Meets 3rd Thursdays 12-1pm.

A group of local WordPress developers, designers, and publishers who get together to share knowledge and experience, and to meet other WordPress users in the area. Meets 4th Thursdays 6-8pm.

Meet local developers with similar interests in technology, attend talks on a wide range of technical topics, and learn new skills through hands-on workshops. Meetups and DevFest Conference.

Hundreds from the tech community attend this annual one-day conference to learn from and interact with speakers and vendors.

From engineers to artists to scientists to crafters, Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do.

NACS is the only multi-day Microsoft focused conference in the Midwest where business leaders, IT pros, developers, end users, and other professionals come together to learn.

Springfield’s Developer Conference.

Springfield Tech Council hosts the annual technology awards ceremony.

Startup Springfield brings together designers, developers, marketers, and entrepreneurs.

Information Security Conference. Each BSides is a community-driven framework for building events for and by information security community members.

Hack 4 Good Springfield connects designers and developers with community projects. Use your skills to help an area non-profit achieve greater impact through technology.

Strives to promote science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics throughout the entire Ozarks region.

Serves the Southwest Missouri regional community, university students and trained early cybersecurity practitioners, and small to medium organizations. MCCoE equips the upcoming cybersecurity workforce.

Student organization dedicated to promoting growth by utilizing forums for networking with experienced peers and other IT professionals. Strives to provide educational development within the Informational Technology field.

The goals of this organization are to bring together these people for the sharing of information, workshops, seminars and the building of relationships before they begin their career.

The Drury Cyber Defense Club is a fun way for students to learn how to work as a team under high pressure lifelike simulations against professional Red Team hackers. Participants have the opportunity to learn and exercise marketable skills that will bring them success in their future endeavors.