THRIVE WITH US! KL Engineering is excited to announce an opening for an experienced Civil Engineer-Transportation Construction in our Germantown office (other KL office locations considered)! If you have a passion for construction and a keen eye for detail, this opportunity is perfect for you. Select Responsibilities: Read and interpret construction plans and specifications […]
At KL Engineering, our Parks, Trails & Recreation team collaborates with stakeholders to create beautiful, sustainable recreational spaces for our communities. Our talented staff brings expertise, passion, and innovation to every project, ensuring we deliver exceptional results. From planning and feasibility studies, design and public engagement, to permitting and construction oversight, we handle it all.
We are very excited to welcome Suzy Schleeper to KL Engineering! Suzy joins us as a full-time Technical Leader on our Infrastructure Services team in our Madison office. Suzy is a UW-Madison alum with her civil engineering degree and brings broad and diverse experience, holding Senior Design Engineer, Project Manager, and Project Engineer roles previously.
Our office in Germantown has been hard at work this #ParkAndRecMonth on the second phase of two different projects. In the City of Greenfield, the Powerline Trail started in June with anticipated completion by the end of August. In Waukesha County, our team is assisting with ongoing helical pile and fishing pier construction. The Powerline
KL’s Karen Richardson and Bill Biesmann gathered a group to participate in the Move ‘N’ Groove bike ride last Saturday. Funds raised support the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County. This fun-filled event offers options of biking, running, or walking, then grooving at the after party to a VO5 concert at McKee Farms Park
GROW WITH US! KL Engineering is looking for an experienced and passionate Traffic Engineer to join our innovative team at any of our Wisconsin-based offices (hybrid and remote work arrangements considered). If you’re ready to take your career to the next level, this is the perfect opportunity! What we’re looking for: Bachelor’s degree in Civil
Construction season is in full swing. Folks in our Germantown office have been working hard on multiple projects. In Washington County, we opened STH 83 in mid-June. USH 45 started on July 8th and has a completion date in early November. We’re proud to collaborate with WisDOT on these projects, improving connectivity and infrastructure in
ALERT: EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD! HEADS-UP! KL Engineering is on the lookout for passionate and talented engineers to join our growing team in our Madison, Green Bay, Menomonie, and Germantown offices! We have three new openings for humans who thrive on challenges and want to positively impact communities! Civil Engineer – Traffic Engineering Civil Engineer –
Here are Kevin Wehner and Jake Joyal in action, sharing their knowledge with attendees at the Great Lakes District ITE / WTS International Annual Meeting. Kevin outlined all of the alternatives our traffic team considered in solving a congestion issue in the City of Cumberland. Jake provided insight on design considerations for implementing an Electric
Great communication through design and construction doesn’t just happen, it requires intentionality. An open line of proactive communication that was maintained throughout the Wisconsin Department of Transportation WIS 26 Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) project in the City of Janesville and ultimately helped this complex project stay on track. KL Engineering’s Project Manager, Brad Halvensleben reflects,
Scott Zagrodnik of Visual Impact Lighting treated the KL lighting team to a tour of the LUMCA Lighting trailer on Thursday, June 6th. The trailer is a traveling showcase for the latest and greatest in LED lighting and controls technology. Staying informed and working directly with the manufacturers allows KL to stay on the leading
The WIS 26 Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) project included design of multiple lighting systems operated by WisDOT and the City of Janesville. Unique design requirements included integration with I-39 interchange system lighting, shared electrical services with ITS, DDI lighting, and illumination for a 200-ft wide underpass area. KL’s Jake Joyal and Mike Scarmon led the