Aqua-Hot Heating Systems, an Airxcel company and a leader in RV hydronic heating systems, has announced that Gary Miller, Aqua‑Hot’s longtime director of engineering, will retire at the end of the fiscal year on July 31, after 15 years of shaping the company’s innovation. To ensure a seamless transition, Aqua‑Hot has promoted Taylor Moats to engineering manager, positioning the team for continued success
“Gary has been instrumental in shaping Aqua‑Hot’s engineering excellence and product innovation for OEM partners and RV owners worldwide,” said Selma Salihagic, Aqua-Hot general manager. “We are deeply grateful for his dedication and leadership. As Gary transitions toward retirement, we celebrate his remarkable career and wish him the best in this next chapter.”
Bridge-to-Retirement Role Supports Knowledge Transfer
To support a seamless transition, Miller has assumed a bridge‑to‑retirement role, mentoring the team and providing strategic guidance as Aqua‑Hot’s Taylor Moats becomes engineering manager, Aqua-Hot said. Miller’s continued involvement preserves institutional knowledge and reinforces the foundation of Aqua‑Hot’s engineering excellence.
Moats Leads Next Chapter for Aqua‑Hot Engineering
As engineering manager, Moats will direct all Aqua‑Hot engineering operations, overseeing team performance and project delivery. Drawing on his experience as Aqua-Hot’s sales and product integration supervisor, he brings strong technical expertise, a history of developing high‑performing teams, and a customer‑driven mindset to advance Aqua‑Hot’s engineering capabilities.
