Charles Kvamme

Charles Kvamme serves as the Electrical Engineer for HFA’s healthcare team, bringing nearly a decade of experience in electrical design and engineering. His role encompasses developing design standards, specifications, and technical details to support both current and future healthcare projects, while also acting as the primary Electrical Designer and Professional Engineer on active projects.

Charles began his engineering career at IMEG in Dallas, Texas, where he worked on a wide range of project types including libraries, senior living facilities, urgent care centers, and more. In 2017, he transitioned to Bernhard in Fayetteville Arkansas, where he specialized in complex projects across healthcare and higher education. During his time there, he became a licensed Professional Engineer and led the electrical design of the new Cooper Green Ambulatory Care Facility in Birmingham, Alabama—an extensive 210,000 square foot, two-year project that exemplifies his skill in designing modern, high-performance healthcare environments.

In addition to Cooper Green, Charles takes pride in his work on the U.S. Marshals Museum in Fort Smith Arkansas, a technically demanding entertainment venue, and the University of Arkansas J.B. & Johnelle Hunt Family Baseball Development Center, where he addressed unique requirements tied to advanced training and filming technologies.