R. Kyle McCain is a professional electrical engineer with over 25 years of experience in electrical design for various commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects including data centers, businesses, research facilities, airports, and educational buildings. His experience includes producing construction documents, coordinating with architects and contractors, construction administration, and utilizing software like AutoCAD, Navisworks, and Excel. He has a Bachelor's degree in Architectural Engineering and is a licensed Professional Engineer in Colorado with accreditation in data center design from the Uptime Institute.

1. • R. Kyle McCain, P.E., A.T.D •
Professional Experience
I am a professional electrical engineer with experience in producing construction documents for power, lighting, communication
rough-in, and mechanical coordination for both commercial and residential projects. Included within these responsibilities are
working with the architect, building owner, general and subcontractors, other trades, owners’ and manufacturing
representatives, and handling construction design questions, alternatives, shop drawings, project construction administration,
and field problems. Construction Administration experience includes construction phase with site observations, equipment
shop drawing reviews, and assisting and working with field foremen In house tasks included development of spreadsheets in
Excel for panel and load calculations, specifications, coordinating AutoCAD drafting in 2D and 3D, and drawings for
construction and proposal presentations. Working for an electrical contractor, I developed drawings for construction proposal
interviews, and tabulated information for estimate costs. Past experience includes:
Data Centers
NCAR/UCAR Weather Data Center, Cheyenne: A U.S. government weather research center with multiple service
entrances, draw out switchgear, and multiple generators and n+1 UPS’s standby backup power.
Confidential Client: Adding a 4000A data center for a client with a U.S. military contract for satellite observation. Tasks
included integrating separate utility service utilized for the data center with the existing building service, design space for
and electrical connections to an n+1 UPS system, and re-evaluating the existing building UPS.
IBM: Distribution center for data racks with a campus n+1 UPS system.
One Wilshire, Los Angeles: Design of building infrastructure to provide generator backed, MV power in a high rise, data
center colocation building to multiple tenants and multiple floors to connect to.
Businesses
 U S West / Qwest offices: High rise office building reconfiguration, relocation of the main telecommunications monitoring
facility for the entire company network system, and connections to network telephone equipment.
 Core and shell, tenant finishes for new and existing buildings offices and retail centers at multiple locations
 Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Spa and Elway’s Restaurant, Denver: downtown high rise luxury hotel, condos, spa/gym, restaurant
 Electrical power coordination studies U S West / Qwest buildings and IBM facilities in their Boulder campus
Research and Medical Facilities
 Maxtor Laboratories, Longmont, CO: computer hardware research and development
 Agilent Technologies Research Center in Boulder, CO: normal and life safety and emergency power for product
development and research
Transportation and Airport Facilities
 TSA passenger terminal checkpoint screening stations at multiple airports throughout the United States.
 Colorado Springs airport: Line voltage connections to new baggage handling equipment.
 Jackson Hole airport: New baggage claim with baggage carousels.
Educational Buildings
 Auraria Campus Power, downtown Denver: Adding new MV utility power their current utility power was exhausted.
 New and remodeled dorms, educational, recreational, research, and museum buildings at Fort Lewis College,
University of Northern Colorado, Colorado School of Mines
 Additions to and renovations of collegiate campus medium voltage primary electrical service distribution at Colorado
State University and Colorado School of Mines
 Metro State University: Student Success Building, a 160,000 sq. ft. multi-use building on Auraria Campus in Denver.

2. • Professional History
Gordon, Gumeson, and Associates: Electrical Designer, 1993-2004 (acquired by and now named SSR, Inc.)
Kenny Electric: Electrical Contractor firm, employed as Electrical Designer, 2004-2009
RMH Group: Professional Electrical Engineer, 2009-2011
Swanson Rink, Inc.: Professional Electrical Engineer, 2011-current
• Skills and Background
National Electrical Code, Illumination Engineering Society, COMcheck (lighting watts per square foot), AutoCAD, Navis
Works, Excel, Word, Internet (project and manufacturer sites), Visual (interior and exterior illumination calculations),
Power Tools/SKM (short circuit, coordination studies)
• Education, Accreditation
 Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder, 1992
 Professional Engineer, State of Colorado (2011)
 Accredited Tier Designer (ATD, 2014): Uptime Institute accreditation for data center design
• Personal Snowboarding, outdoor and nature enthusiast, Eagle Scout
• References Available upon request