“Our work is about not only building projects but relationships as well. Collaboration is the key to unlocking a team's full potential, and I enjoy the challenge of bringing together diverse skill sets, perspectives, and experiences to deliver complex projects successfully.”
Kevin Jayne joined the AEI Madison office in 2008 after earning a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin. Starting as an entry-level engineer, Kevin gained early exposure to various project types across the firm’s core market sectors, eventually narrowing his focus to healthcare. Serving as the project mechanical engineer for numerous Wisconsin healthcare projects at UnityPoint Health-Meriter, University of Wisconsin, and St. Elizabeth Hospitals, he played a key role in maintaining and expanding AEI’s relationships with local healthcare clients.
In 2014, Kevin's career took an exciting turn as he began working with the University of Colorado Health, concentrating on the construction of a new hospital in the Denver area. This endeavor led to the establishment of a Denver office in 2016, where Kevin became a founding member. Over the past seven years, he has been instrumental in transforming the Denver office into a full-service operation, supporting all disciplines and project work across each core market sector.
Kevin is currently leading the healthcare practice in the Denver office, overseeing growth plans and mentoring junior staff. Known for his leadership excellence and collaborative approach, Kevin's expertise in complex mechanical systems and high-performance engineering strategies enhances project outcomes, particularly in healthcare facility planning and design. His integrated approach fosters effective communication and stakeholder engagement, ensuring comprehensive, coordinated design documentation from concept through construction. In his free time, Kevin and his family embrace the outdoor offerings of Colorado, enjoying activities like golf, skiing, hiking, exploring craft breweries, and attending live music events.