Khris moved to Colorado in 2000, after receiving his initial Professional Engineers License. In 2006 he started Zuma Consultants, a firm that provided full A&E services for telecommunication clients throughout the Rocky Mountain Region. Zuma was purchased by Centerline Solutions in 2012 to form the A&E and engineering departments. In 2019, he again went out on his own to form TeleMtn Engineering with John Keating as a partner in the new endeavor.

Khris oversees civil engineers, structural engineers, A&E project managers and the A&E designers. After dropping into the wireless market in 1995—as Nextel was starting its initial buildout in the Boston area—Khris worked for five years as a civil engineer designing sites for multiple carriers during their market launches along with residential framing and OWTS (septic system) designs. During that time, he was exposed to a variety of design challenges from mountain roads, extensive utility routes, unique and historic structures and telecommunications structures.

Initially from Moultonborough, New Hampshire, he received a Bachelor of Science from the University of New Hampshire, and is licensed as a Professional Engineer in all 50 states, and the District of Columbia. Khris spends his free time rafting, skiing, snowmobiling and camping in the Rocky Mountains with family and friends.