Patrick F. Miller Sr.
Patrick F. Miller Sr. is the Founder/President/CEO of PFM Manufacturing, Inc. who is the chief designer, builder of original 6x6 amphibious vehicle that eventually evolved into what is today called Land Tamer Remote Access Vehicle. Prior to establishing PFM Manufacturing, Inc. in 1998, Mr. Miller spent over 30 years combined experience in the agriculture, airline, and mining business. Along the way, Mr. Miller earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Montana State University which added credentials to his already diverse skills set. Mr. Miller’s passion for mechanical systems dates back to his childhood living on the farm where he assisted in repairing farm equipment and building tractors with his dad and brothers. Today, he is active in building and flying radio controlled model airplanes and enjoys hunting and fishing in the beautiful State of Montana where he lives with his family.
Kirk Flynn
Kirk Flynn is a Mechanical Engineer Tech. with a desire for constant improvent and excellence at PFM Manufacturing. His broad knowlege in fluid power, manufacturing processes, mechanical design, and solid modeling has helped push the Land Tamer to a new level of performance and reliability. Prior to coming to PFM Manufacturing, he completed his BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology at Montana State University, Bozeman. Since graduating and coming to PFM in 2003, his passion has been Land Tamers, sports of all kinds, and enjoying the Montana outdoor lifestyle.
Patrick Miller Jr.
Patrick Miller Jr. is the Director of Marketing and responsible for growing the niche market of the high end amphibious vehicles. Patrick received a Business Management degree at Montana State University. After four years of success growing an internet based printing company, Patrick is now tasked to help grow the family business to new heights. Patrick has a wide range of experience that ranges from web development, graphic design, web marketing, vendor management, and sales. Patrick enjoys alpine skiing during the winter and riding his motorcycle on mountain highways during the summer.
