Construction
at AI speed.

Building the intelligence layer,
from the ground up.

Landon E. Hill is the Co-Founder and CTO of RMPAC AI — the founding engineer who wrote the platform's foundation and leads the visual and functional capabilities that define it. With 12 years of hands-on computing experience, Landon brings a rare blend of depth and breadth: three years building games, six years engineering software and web applications, and a self-driven mastery of more than twenty programming languages, all learned to a proficient level within just two to three years. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Western Governors University in 2025, formalizing a craft he had already been practicing at a professional level for years.

Across his career he has built an extensive portfolio spanning game development, AI engineering, and full-stack software and web development. At RMPAC AI, that entire range shows up in the product. Landon architected and engineered the platform end to end — the frontend interfaces, the backend systems, the APIs, the authentication, and the cloud infrastructure it runs on — and he leads every visual and functional decision that shapes it. When RMPAC needed an intelligence layer of its own, he trained the company's in-house model rather than renting someone else's, giving the platform capabilities built specifically for construction instead of bolted on from a generic tool.

What sets Landon apart from most engineers is that he understands the industry he is building for. He has worked in construction directly — across divisions including building carpentry, renovations, and HVAC, with a working understanding of plumbing and electrical as well. That field experience means the software isn't written in the abstract; it's shaped by someone who knows how the work actually gets done. He pairs it with a relentless drive to learn every aspect of construction in depth, so the ideas Charles envisions can be built out down to a tee.

For Landon, RMPAC AI is more than a codebase — it's where his two worlds meet. He is the engineer translating a construction executive's decades of hard-won knowledge into intelligent tools, and he treats that responsibility personally. Every feature is a chance to learn the trade more deeply, sharpen the platform's accuracy, and prove that software built by someone who genuinely understands both the code and the construction can change how the industry works.

Driving growth
from the front line.

Jacob E. DeJournett serves as Regional Sales Manager for the Southeast at RMPAC Group, leading the field-side relationships that anchor the company across one of the fastest-growing construction corridors in the country. With RMPAC headquartered in Warner Robins, Georgia, the South is home territory — and Jacob's region is the front line, where the customers, contractors, and projects he covers shape what RMPAC is locally known for.

Day to day, Jacob is the person on the phone with project managers, electricians, and procurement leads — walking through supply expectations, tracking lead times, and pulling the right manufacturer line for the spec. In a region where the next major build is often a short drive away, face-to-face presence is the difference between a quote and a closed order. Jacob keeps the relationships warm long before the bid hits the table, so RMPAC is already on the short list when it matters.

The Southeast is where RMPAC's strengths overlap — federal facilities, military installations, utility infrastructure, and Sunbelt commercial construction. Jacob knows the players in each: which GC is bidding which campus, which utility is planning which transformer upgrade. That regional intelligence is what lets RMPAC move from a name on a list to a partner in the room. Regional sales done well isn't about closing a deal — it's about being the obvious choice for every deal that follows.

Coaching the win,
customer by customer.

Gary Syftestad serves as Regional Sales Manager for the Midwest at RMPAC Group, bringing a rare blend of leadership, strategy, and service to one of the country's densest construction and manufacturing corridors. Before moving into corporate sales, Gary spent 33 years in education and athletics — as an administrator, teacher, athletic director, and coach — where he mastered the work of motivating teams, running complex operations, and building the kind of community relationships that last for decades.

Gary approaches sales through the same lens as teaching and coaching: listen intently, build trust, and execute a winning game plan. Day to day, that means understanding exactly what a customer needs before proposing a single line item, staying responsive when timelines tighten, and treating every account as a long-term partnership rather than a one-off order. Responsiveness and a service-first approach aren't tactics for Gary — they're the foundation of the relationship.

Across the Midwest, Gary is focused on the same outcome that defined his years on the sideline — helping others win. He connects contractors, project managers, and procurement teams to the right RMPAC solutions and follows through until the job is done. Deeply rooted in his community, he's an active member of his church and, above all, treasures time with his family. True to form, you'll often find him in the stands at a local game — still a passionate believer in teamwork and the value of showing up.