The first week of September marks #ZeroWasteWeek—a time to reflect on our consumption habits and take meaningful steps toward a more sustainable lifestyle. It’s more than just an environmental gesture—it’s an opportunity to make long-lasting changes that benefit both the planet and our wallets. At KL Engineering, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword—it’s part of how […]
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This summer, Owen Brown brought curiosity, dedication, and a collaborative spirit to KL Engineering—and we couldn’t be more grateful! From day one, Owen was eager to connect with others and experience our work firsthand. Here’s what he had to say about his time with us: “I’ve really loved doing site reviews and working on the
Our offices will be closed on Monday, 9/1 in observance of Labor Day. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Andrew Kane has been part of KL Engineering since the spring, and with summer coming to a close, so is his internship for the season. During his time with us, Andrew worked on the IH 94 construction project, focusing on patching and paving inspections. Reflecting on his experience, Andrew emphasized the importance of building strong
KL is happy to welcome Tatum Kurtz! She is our new high school student from the apprentice program at McFarland High School. She is starting her senior year and will be mentored by Jaden Neumann. We are excited for her to learn more about engineering while she does design work and some administrative tasks.
A beloved and bustling thoroughfare is about to shine even brighter. John Nolen Drive—Madison’s iconic gateway to downtown—is set to receive a transformative upgrade that will enhance safety, accessibility, and enjoyment for everyone. Whether you’re rolling, riding, walking, or driving, exciting improvements are on the way to make every journey smoother and more connected. Construction
KL Engineering welcomes interns with a wide range of experience—some return for multiple summers, while others bring insights from previous roles or firms. Kyle East came to us with two prior internships in construction management, and this summer he had the opportunity to explore the collaborative nature of civil design work. Reflecting on his experience,
Joshua Melby, Aaron Steger, and Ryan Schanhofer will be attending MAASTO 2025, an annual gathering of midwestern transportation professionals. They will explore new ideas, share best practices, and collaborate on the future of infrastructure. With program tracks focused on safety, sustainability, stewardship, and innovation, we’re looking forward to meaningful conversations and fresh inspiration. Stay tuned!
Last week, students from Evansville High School joined us at our Madison office for a job shadow experience. Their visit sparked genuine excitement about engineering careers, with trails, traffic, structures, and construction standing out as areas they’re eager to explore. Each student shared how much they enjoyed their time with us—and how it deepened their
Some of our bike-loving teammates took advantage of the sunshine last week and pedaled 2 scenic miles to Hop Haus after our quarterly meeting. Good company, tasty apps, and summery drinks made for the perfect wind-down. Big shoutout to Sam Herheim and Karen Richardson for rallying the crew and keeping the tradition alive!
KL Engineering provides our summer interns with hands-on opportunities to experience engineering through real-world projects. This summer, Ashlyn Leibfried joined us as a construction intern, contributing to multiple job sites and gaining valuable field experience. Reflecting on her time with us, Ashlyn shared: “Over the span of the summer, I learned that people are more
Griffin May joined KL Engineering as an intern this summer and gained valuable experience through hands-on guidance and exposure to real-world projects. Reflecting on his time with us, Griffin shared: “Everything was novel to me going into this internship. I had very little drafting experience, and I only knew the absolute basics of programs like