Nikki R. Probert

Nikki R. Probert is the current VP and Director of Design at Dialectic Engineering. Nikki has been in the design industry for 29 years and 5 months, specializing in plumbing design. Nikki got their start in college, where they majored in painting and printmaking. However, they soon discovered a love for technical drawing and took several classes in AutoCAD and technical illustration. After college, Nikki began working as a draftsperson for a local engineering firm. It was there that they were introduced to real-world hand drafting and AutoCAD. A few years later, Nikki and their family moved to Kansas City, where they began working for Larson Binkley. It was at Larson Binkley that Nikki received training in plumbing design. Since then, Nikki has designed plumbing systems for restaurants, schools, retail stores, office buildings, banks, and other types of buildings. In addition to their design work, Nikki also performs quality control review and daily management of the plumbing department.

Nikki R. Probert attended Missouri Southern State University from 1987 to 1990, where they studied art. Nikki is also a certified plumbing designer from the American Society of Plumbing Engineers, and has a certificate in green plumbing design from the same organization.

The team of Nikki R. Probert, VP & Director, Design, is a large team of designers that work on electrical, plumbing, and mechanical design projects. The team is led by Nikki R. Probert and includes colleagues Wael Sammur, Alex Martin, Adrian Franks, Lauren Ramos, Kimbo Ouk, Marcus Howell, Robert Murphy, Joe Hillebrenner, and Robert Harris. The team also includes a number of designers that report to Nikki R. Probert, including Kate Collier, Lisa Wyant, Eryn Samuelson, Brad Wilt, Wallace Daniel, Aaron Lowrey, Austin Dominguez, Andrew Skiljan, William Benjamin Lawson, Melissa Beck, Mitchell Walter, Jakob Sola, Abby Radmanesh, Tony Garcia, Drew Jack, Erin Smith, Veronica Osorio-Cortes, Sopien Thol, Theresa San Andres, Sware Derua, Reed Norphy, Jon Bock, Bailey Herzberg, Jeremy Marjan, Daniel Allen, Les McEldery, Amber Wood, Brian Selepack, Grant Mirosh, and Kayla Huffman.