Taylor has a gift for making complexity disappear. As the person who aligns business needs to technical work across FOS' software products, Taylor operates in the space where clear thinking matters most: translating client needs into what a product actually does. That kind of clarity is rarer than it sounds, and Taylor makes it look effortless.
Managing complexity across systems, people and organizational change demands the same things good software management does: precision, accountability and the ability to stitch a lot of moving pieces together without losing the thread. Taylor brings that same steady focus to FOS, taking on something intricate and making it feel manageable for the team, building it and enabling clients to rely on it.
Professional Journey
Gained hands-on experience in mechanical systems, focusing on installation and maintenance.
Expanded expertise through field work and real-world applications.
Focused on advanced mechanical systems and optimization.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
Continued growth in technical leadership and system design.
His work consistently bridges technical detail with practical outcomes, supporting both short-term actions and long-term planning.
Led detailed evaluations of HVAC and mechanical systems across a wide range of facilities, identifying risks, performance gaps, and lifecycle considerations.
Translated complex technical findings into clear, decision-ready insights that support capital planning, budgeting, and stakeholder communication.
Worked closely with multidisciplinary teams to align mechanical assessments with broader facility, energy, and asset management strategies.