Leadership
Have you given recognition to someone lately? It’s a question that’s never taken lightly around here. Just ask our Chairman & CEO, Tyler Nottberg. He has it posted in his office, serving as a daily reminder that individual accomplishments should never go unnoticed when they help us reach a common goal. And at U.S. Engineering, that’s precisely what teamwork is all about.
- Corporate
- Kansas City
- Colorado
- Tennessee
- Mid-Atlantic
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Tyler Nottberg, Chairman & CEO
Tyler is the fifth generation of the Nottberg family to lead U.S. Engineering. A LEED®-Accredited Professional, he previously served as Project Manager, Project Engineer and Vice President in Kansas City. He serves on the Board of UMB Bank, Colorado Succeeds, the American Heart Association, Helzberg Entrepreneurial Mentoring Program, and the American Royal. Tyler is a graduate of Middlebury College and Oxford University.
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Tim Moormeier, President
Tim originally joined the company in 1996 as Vice President of Preconstruction in the Colorado office. He then moved to Kansas City in 2000 to become Eastern Region General Manager. In 2002, he became Executive Vice President, and in 2005 he succeeded Dwight Brinkman as President. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder, with a bachelor's degree in architectural engineering. Tim is a registered professional engineer in four states and a LEED®-Accredited Professional.
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Bill Richards, Chief Financial Officer
Bill has served U.S. Engineering since 1978 and currently sits on the Board of Directors as Treasurer and Assistant Secretary. A career CPA, Bill previously worked for Travelers Insurance Company, Coca-Cola Bottling of Mid-America and IMCO before joining U.S. Engineering as Controller. He holds a business degree from Pittsburg State and an MBA from UMKC.
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Robert Brunson, Chief Operating Officer
Bob's tenure at U.S. Engineering began in 1978 while pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering from Colorado State. Over his 30-plus years at the company, he has served as a driver, Project Engineer, Project Manager, Division Manager and Regional Vice President. Today he is a LEED®-Accredited Professional responsible for overall company operations, including Construction, Service and the Special Projects Division.
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Justin Apprill, P.E., Chief Project Development Officer
Justin entered the industry at a young age in his family's construction company. After earning a B.S. in architectural engineering from Kansas State University, he began his career as a consulting engineer with a Denver firm. In 2002, he moved to the contractor side of the business at U.S. Engineering, starting as a Preconstruction Manager in Kansas City and transitioning to lead the companywide Project Development team in 2009. Justin is a Licensed Professional Engineer in multiple states and is a LEED®-Accredited Professional.
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Rebecca David, Associate Vice President, Human Resources
Prior to joining the company, Rebecca amassed nearly 20 years in human resources management, including positions with Black & Veatch and Cerner Corporation in Kansas City. She joined U.S. Engineering as Director of Human Resources and was soon promoted to her current position on the management committee. Rebecca holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Missouri Western and an MBA from the Keller Graduate School of Management.
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Bryan Taylor, Vice President, Operations – Construction
Bryan joined the company in 1997 shortly after graduating from Colorado State with a degree in mechanical engineering. He began as a Project Engineer in Colorado before advancing to Project Manager and Senior Project Manager. Bryan relocated to Kansas City in 2009 to assume his current role. A LEED®-Accredited Professional, he oversees day-to-day management and direction of the Kansas City Construction division.
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Brian Finegan, Vice President, Operations – Service and Special Projects
Brian joined U.S. Engineering in 1992 after 14 years as a pipefitter journeyman and foreman. He became a Project Manager in 1998 and was later promoted to Operations Manager before landing in his current post, to which he brings experience from a wide variety of service, maintenance and special project accounts. Brian is an active member of MSCA, RETA and ASHRAE.
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Stephen Hancock, Vice President – Project Development
Steve joined the company in 2006 as a Vice President responsible for all hard-dollar estimating. A year later he assumed oversight of all project development duties, including estimating, preconstruction and client development. He spent the previous 20 years with a large KC construction company, serving the last four on the executive team. Steve is a graduate of Rockhurst University and the MCAA's Advanced Leadership Institute.
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William Daniels, Vice President – Client Development
Bill joined the company in 1988 with 16 years of experience in construction marketing and business development. He served as Vice President of Corporate Marketing before taking on his current position, in which he is responsible for U.S. Engineering's business development, marketing, sales and client relations functions. Bill is a graduate of the University of Kansas and a veteran of the United States Navy.
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Rob Marriott, Associate Vice President – Field Operations
Rob began as a temporary employee hired in 1990 to help reorganize the warehouse operation. He later joined the plumbers apprentice program and was promoted to Warehouse Operations Manager. He has also worked as a Safety Director, Project Manager and Manpower Coordinator. Since 2009, he has been responsible for overall management and direction of field operations in the Kansas City Construction Division.
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John Marlow, P.E., Vice President, Operations – Construction
John began his career at a large Denver contractor after graduating from Colorado State with a B.S. in mechanical engineering. He joined U.S. Engineering in 1995, became a Licensed Professional Engineer and began managing work for multiple large projects. After moving to Estimating and managing the department for several years, John jumped back to Operations in 2007 and was promoted to vice president in 2009.
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Dan Strait, P.E., Vice President – Project Development
Dan began his career as a consulting engineer before transitioning to the construction side of the business. He combined the two disciplines upon joining U.S. Engineering in 2000 as manager of our Preconstruction Services team. Dan currently manages all aspects of project development, including marketing, business development, estimation and preconstruction services. He is a 1994 graduate of the University of Wyoming.
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Todd VonLintel, Vice President, Operations – Colorado Solutions, Service and Special Projects
Todd joined the company in 1991 while attending Colorado State University's construction management program. He began working as a helper and later moved into the office as a Project Engineer. After graduation he became a Project Manager before being promoted to Division Manager. In 2009 he was named Vice President of Operations for Service and Special Projects division, which later added Colorado Solutions.
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Tal Clark, Associate Vice President – Business Development
Tal is a LEED®-Accredited Professional and is ASHE-certified in Healthcare Construction. He is responsible for all aspects of business development and marketing for the Colorado office. He joined the company in 2002 after 17 years as a project engineer and manager in Houston and Seattle. He was named Business Development Manager in 2007 and promoted to his current post in 2009. Tal is a graduate of Texas Tech University.
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Scott Hager, Associate Vice President – Field Operations
Scott is responsible for all field and fabrication shop operations and employees. He joined the company in 1995 after 10 years as a journeyman pipefitter and plumber working as a foreman, superintendent and division manager. His father was a 20-year employee at U.S. Engineering, and Scott spent summers working with him. He has since worked as an Estimator, Project Manager and Superintendent before taking on his current role.
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Michael Paulus, Associate Vice President, Operations
Mike is currently responsible for managing all project managers and engineers and maintaining key client relationships. He joined the company in 1981 after a four-year sheet metal apprenticeship. He has since worked as a journeyman, foreman and Project Superintendent before moving into the office to manage Detailing and Sheet Metal Services and, later, assuming his current position. Mike is a LEED®-Accredited Professional.
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Robert Rimel, Vice President – Operations
Robert grew up in the construction industry and officially began his career in 1996 at the family plumbing contracting business. He spent more than 12 years in the company, eight as President and Co-owner. Robert brought his experience and leadership skills to U.S. Engineering in 2011, when he was hired to lead the Operations group in the Tennessee Division. He holds bachelor's degrees in marketing and computer science from the University of Missouri and an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.
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Terry Underwood, P.E., Vice President – Project Development
Terry began his career in 1986 working for various operating contractors at Arnold Air Force Base after graduating from Tennessee Tech. He served as a design engineer, project manager, systems engineer and environmental engineer. He became a P.E. in 1997 and spent the next decade managing mechanical projects for industrial clients before joining U.S. Engineering in 2006 as Preconstruction Manager for Tennessee. Terry is a LEED®-Accredited Professional.
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Daniel Rakes, Vice President – Project Development
A master electrician since 1993, Dan has owned and operated his own electrical company, along with stints at Siemens Building Technologies and Johnson Controls. He later served as a project engineer and logistics manager, eventually running the MEP services team for a large Mid-Atlantic contractor. Dan joined U.S. Engineering in 2011 to assume responsibility for overall management and growth of the Mid-Atlantic division.
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Dale Gerbers, Vice President of Operations – Large Construction
In his more than 35 years in mechanical contracting, Dale has managed some of the most demanding projects in the industry, including multi-phase hospitals and industrial process work. He joined U.S. Engineering in 1990 and reached the level of Executive Project Manager before his current role overseeing all large project operations. In addition to his bachelor’s degree and Plumber/Pipefitter certification, Dale holds OSHA 30-Hour Training and ASHE Healthcare Construction certificates.