Matt Kist, P.E., Team Leader
“I love watching a project evolve from a sketch to finished product. It’s fulfilling to see how our work changes and brings the surrounding community together.”
John Huss, P.E., CDT, Senior Project Manager
“I measure my success by the success of my clients and co-workers. SKW has been great in encouraging me to support not just Development Services, but other teams as well.”
Dan McGhee, P.E., Senior Project Manager
“I love this process, working on a project before work begins and seeing it through construction and finally the end result. There’s a lot of pride there.”
Greg Pfau, P.L.A., LEED AP, Landscape Architect
“My work at SKW is incredibly dynamic. I’m not dealing with only the building construction or site infrastructure, I’m also dealing with living, breathing plant material. The only way to successfully design a project in this field is to think creatively and sustainably for our clients.”
Ryan Fuller, P.E., Project Engineer
“Variety is the spice of life: I love that my work at SKW allows me the opportunity to work on different projects every single day.”
At McClure Engineering Company (MEC), a combination of experience, expertise and innovation drives a consistent story of success, lasting customer relationships and meaningful community building. And it’s all by design. In the past year, MEC has added more than 100 years of collective experience to its Development Services (DS) team.
Matthew Kist, P.E., team leader; Dan McGhee, P.E., senior project manager; Greg Pfau, P.L.A., LEED AP, landscape architect; and Ryan Fuller, P.E., project engineer, have all joined MEC to build on its ability to provide comprehensive solutions for site civil design and development in communities large and small.
While MEC is involved in the creation of all forms of development — from the residential areas people call home to the offices and industrial areas where they work — these hires also represent the firm’s ability to get involved with higher-design projects that require non-traditional collaborations and an outside-the-box mentality.
“It’s important that our team includes people who work collaboratively by default and that’s what we have here, folks who actively pull together to perform great work in an efficient manner,” Kist said. “For example, Greg (Pfau) has a great eye for aesthetics and has really turned our landscape department into an integral component of our process, and Dan (McGhee) understands a level of detail that communicates well with clients while still accounting for budget and timeline.”
Hiring experienced individuals who work as a team and who are eager to create relevant and innovative solutions also means consistently detailed and legible project plans.
