Our Values

• Advocacy

  A commitment to provide our clients with peace of mind.

  We utilize our expertise to deliver precise, accurate, and detailed work that provides our clients with confidence. Through open communication, unmatched time management, and proactive cost control we are more than a consultant, we’re a trusted partner.

• Humility

  A promise to honor every point of contact.

  We meet our customers at their level and endeavor to build relationships through authenticity, education, and respect. As a team, we’re willing to help every person, no matter what position they hold.

• Growth

  A resolve to pursue personal and professional development.

  Innovation and constant improvement aren’t buzzwords at Campbell Spellicy, they are the way that we stay ahead of the curve and serve our clients best.

• Positivity

  An inspiration to add positive value to every relationship.

  We believe we are all part of the same team and when our clients and collaborators have a positive experience, we all prosper.

• Service

  A pledge to give ourselves away.

  We see ourselves as servants to our team, our clients, their families, and every end-user that is impacted by our work. For this reason, our firm embodies social consciousness through volunteering and charitable involvement.

Our Community

Our Strength is Our Community

Campbell Spellicy Engineering continuously strives to take an active role in supporting the Gainesville community. We are privleged to support several phenomenal organizations and events including those highlighted below.

Our Team

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  Kevin M. Spellicy,

  PE, LEED AP

  President / Mechanical Engineer

  Extension: 706

  Kevin M. Spellicy

  PE, LEED AP

  Kevin started with Campbell Engineering of North Florida in 2007 as a drafting intern while attending The University of Florida for Mechanical Engineering. Kevin quickly transitioned to a part-time mechanical designer role and eventually became a full-time design engineer after graduating in 2009. When he became a registered Professional Engineer in 2013, Kevin partnered with Art Campbell to create Campbell Spellicy Engineering, acting as Vice President and Mechanical Engineer for two years before taking over as President following Art’s retirement in 2016. Currently, Kevin serves as Principal Engineer and President of the firm, overseeing all firm operations. Outside of the office, Kevin spends time with his wife, Whitney, and two daughters, Harper and Austen. On days off, you will find him and his family enjoying one of the Gainesville Area’s many parks, springs, hiking trails, museums, or a Gator sporting event. Kevin is also a very active community leader and volunteer, serving on multiple local non-profit boards, providing tutoring for Project Youthbuild students, and serving as a mentor through the Take Stock in Children program. Never one to be bored, Kevin is also an avid home chef, home-brewer, woodworker, and gardener.
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  Jose S. Alzate

  Engineering Designer / Electrical

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  Jose S. Alzate

  Jose started with CSEI in 2013 as an Electrical Intern while pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of Florida. He has grown with the company transitioning from an Intern, to a Designer and now to a Project Manager. As a Designer, he developed a deep affinity for the discipline of Lighting. As a Project Manager, he enjoys collaborating with architects to achieve a mutual vision for clients. In addition to his pursuit of learning more skills as an electrical designer and project manager, he is also becoming certified as a Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD), allowing him to manage major projects for telecommunications infrastructure and data communication pathways. Outside of the office, Jose and his wife, Cata, take a monthly weekend trip to their hometown in South Florida to visit family. While there they take advantage of the beach, the food, and the arts. They can also be found seeking thrills in the Orlando amusement parks, walking the historic streets of St. Augustine or hiking the local trails of Gainesville. Outlets for his creative side include reading, writing, and volunteering at the CADE museum in Depot Park.
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  Diego De La Hoz

  Engineering Designer / Mechanical

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  Diego De La Hoz

  Diego arrived in Gainesville in 2011 to pursue Mechanical Engineering at UF. Upon graduation, Diego founded a software startup here. After two years of exploring his entrepreneurial passions, Diego decided to go back to his mechanical engineering roots and begin growing professionally in that arena. Diego began working for Campbell Spellicy Engineering in 2018 and has since developed into the firm’s lead mechanical designer. He has recently passed his FE exam, making him an Engineer-in-Training, and also leads the firm’s social media marketing efforts. Outside of the office, Diego focuses on feeding his curious spirit. He enjoys exploring the world through different lenses, including business, through faith, high-intensity training, and international travel.
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  Mike Banner

  Engineering Designer / Mechanical

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  Mike Banner

  Mike began his engineering career with the United States Airforce (USAF) in 2009, serving as a full-time surveyor, As-built custodian, draftsman, and geographic information science (GIS) analyst in various locations around the world including Kansas, North Dakota, the Republic of Korea, and Iraq. After earning his Associate of Applied Science from the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) in 2014, Michael honorably discharged from the USAF and enrolled in the University of West Florida (UWF), double majoring in Cultural Anthropology and International Studies with a Minor in GIS. Following graduation in 2017, Michael worked as an Engineering Project Coordinator for Escambia County, specializing in reviewing Stormwater projects for compliance with Escambia County’s Land Development Code. Mike joined CSEI in 2019, where he serves as Engineering Designer specializing in HVAC systems and internal quality control. In his free time, Michael enjoys taking his significant other, Jeni, and their Australian Shepherd, Kuma, to local parks and various dog-friendly events. Additionally, they enjoy sampling many of Gainesville’s resident dining establishments, attending premieres at the cinema, and visiting friends and family around the Sunshine State. Michael’s current hobbies include studying programming with Python, swimming, weightlifting, keeping current with emerging technology, and researching socio-cultural topics of interest.
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  Brooke S. Yudell

  Engineering Intern

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  Brooke S. Yudell

  Brooke Yudell began her stint with CSEI as a summer intern in May, 2020. Planning a graduation in May, 2021, she is currently a Sophomore Chemical Engineering major with a minor in Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Florida. Brooke is a great help to CSEI with internal improvement projects of all types. An avid proponent of community service and philanthropy, Brooke is involved with several organizations in a volunteer capacity. Since November 2019, she has been involved with the Unity in Diversity Club at UF, raising money to raise awareness of Gainesville and the Gator Nation as a globally diverse community. As Vice President of Debbie’s Dream Club, Brook has been helping to raise money toward the research and cure development of stomach cancer since January, 2018. Her sorority, Delta Phi Epsilon, also raises money for organizations such as the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders.
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  Charles G. Datkin

  Engineering Intern

  Extension: 704

  Charles G. Datkin

  Charles Datko joined our team in August, 2020 for his first semester as an intern. He is currently a Senior Mechanical Engineering major at the University of Florida and expects to graduate in December of 2021. With the engineering experience for UF Solar Gators and a medical center in Annapolis, Maryland already under his belt, he will be assisting our designers during our busiest season. Charles is also very involved with professional and community service organizations such as the Benton Engineering Council, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Maryland Food Bank, and coaching for the Broadneck High School basketball team.
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  Amy R. Lipinski

  Office Manager / Financials, Marketing, Administrative

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  Amy R. Lipinski

  Amy Lipinski has been working in the Gainesville area engineering world since 1992 when she started as a “word perfectionist” at Ingley, Campbell, Moses (ICM). Her role over the years has evolved continuously, from clerical to administrative to human resources and more. When Art Campbell left ICM and began Campbell Engineering of North Florida in 2001, she joined his new company as Office Manager. While she’s officially the “office manager” at Campbell Spellicy, her position extends far beyond this title. She oversees financial management, contract administration, human resources, and coordinating all marketing and business development activities for our firm. On a personal level, Amy loves to spend time with her husband, John, step-kids and grandchildren, Mia, Harrow, and Jack. John has been a performer, bandleader, lyricist, and composer for over 35 years and Amy revels in assisting him with whatever is needed, from website management, graphics, photography, publishing, marketing, etc. She is an avid artist and loves to learn, explore, and do all the next best things in the world of design, artistry, and crafts. On a serendipitous note, Amy loves living things such as butterflies, birds, kitties, dolphins, and all of God’s colorful nature.