At the recent Southwest Chapter WSPE event, Aaron Steger delivered an engaging presentation on the design of the John Nolen Drive project. His insights into the project’s challenges and community impact were a standout moment of the night and a great representation of the expertise our team brings to the profession. The evening also included […]
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This week, Chad Halverson was recognized as Engineer of the Year by the Southwest Chapter of WSPE. This honor highlights Chad’s exceptional leadership, technical expertise, and commitment to elevating the engineering profession. Chad’s impact is felt through the mentorship, curiosity, and dedication he brings to our team every day. Seeing him honored among peers in the engineering
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In honor of #EWeek, ACEC Wisconsin has announced this year’s Engineering Excellence Award winners. KL Engineering is proud to receive a Best of State Award for the CTH D Buffalo Lake Causeway Reconstruction Project in Marquette County. Following the official awards ceremony in April, we will share a series of posts highlighting the innovation and
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What makes being an engineer so rewarding? According to Katie Kirkendall, “The excitement comes from finding creative solutions. It can be a challenge, since each site is unique, but we can meet those challenges to turn a client’s vision into reality.” Katie is an Engineer I on the Infrastructure Services team in our Pewaukee office.
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For EWeek 2026, we are excited to spotlight some of our engineers and celebrate how we #TransformYourFuture in our work at KL Engineering. Today we’re featuring Jack Hafemann. Jack was promoted to Engineer IV this year and is on our Infrastructure Services team. He works out of our Madison office. We asked Jack about a
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As we celebrate Engineers Week 2026, we’re highlighting two recent partnerships that embody this year’s theme of #TransformYourFuture: Door County Trails: KL Engineering was a founding sponsor, supporting their vision to expand trail networks and inspire future generations of outdoor enthusiasts. Upper Sugar River Watershed Association: Our sponsorship helps advance environmental stewardship and protect natural
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“A career in engineering is for anyone who is curious about the combination of solving meaningful problems and turning creative ideas into real world solutions.” That’s what Kaylee Villacrez had to share when we asked her about the work she does every day. For EWeek, we are highlighting a few of the engineers at KL
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KL Engineering had our first quarterly meeting of the year yesterday! Whether in person or remote, it was great to connect with folks from other offices to celebrate recent wins, focus on areas for growth this year, and hear from all teams about what they’ve been up to.
We’re gearing up for the Madison College Internship Fair on February 23rd! KL Team members will be on campus from 10:30 AM–1:30 PM to chat about internships, career paths, and what makes being part of KL #ABetterExperience. If you’re exploring opportunities in engineering, design, or technology, come say hi! We can’t wait to meet the
KL’s Jaden Neumann and Joshua Wilber attended McFarland High School’s career and advising night. Jaden shared, “The event went well, and it was fun to talk about the different aspects of civil engineering with some future engineers. Students had several questions about the work we do at KL, the career paths that led us here,
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Gabrielle Jones has officially passed her Professional Engineering (PE) exam! She has been part of the Infrastructure Services team as an Engineer I since November of 2024. In 2022, she earned her BS in Environmental Engineering from UW–Platteville. Once she completes four years of professional experience, she’ll be able to formally use the PE title.
KL’s Morgan Nolan and Jim Dzienkowski recently presented to construction management students at UW–Stout. Morgan shared about the experience, “The students asked many good questions! We gave them a full overview of the work completed so far on the ongoing IH 94 project.” The team also highlighted what drives our success: our values of growth,