Riley Pfiester is a seasoned Project Manager and Mechanical Designer with nearly three years of dedicated service at Summit Consultants. A proud graduate of Texas A&M University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, he brings a solid educational foundation to his role. Riley’s journey in MEP engineering spans a diverse range of projects, from 5-star hotels and commercial offices to churches, storage facilities, banks, and warehouses. Notable contributions include spearheading the design for the 5-star Magnolia Hotel in downtown Dallas, the Granbury Church of Christ, St Francis Annex in Grapevine, storage facilities with Public Storage, the Whole Foods Manor Facility, Starbucks, and various projects within the Bureau of Engravings and Printing. Proficient in Revit design, Riley ensures compliance with design standards across multiple states, including Texas and Florida. Riley‘s experience extends to designing projects adhering to LEED standards and renovating buildings with historical significance. Riley thrives on collaboration, not only within the MEP team but also with architects and other disciplines. Riley’s proactive approach to coordination aims to streamline processes, reduce RFIs, and mitigate construction issues, saving valuable time and resources. Committed to delivering excellence, he leverages Summit’s rich history of successful projects and incorporate lessons learned to continually enhance our designs for efficiency and effectiveness. Riley is dedicated to staying current with industry trends, Riley also maintains memberships in professional organizations related to MEP engineering. Outside the professional realm, Riley is an avid sports enthusiast and cherishes quality time with my lovely girlfriend and pets, adding a personal touch to my well-rounded identity. Riley enjoys delivering high-quality MEP solutions and fostering a positive, collaborative environment at Summit Consultants!