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Tiffany Ehlert loves the flexibility that working at KL Engineering offers. If my family needs me, my KL team allows me to shift my hours and find a workable solution. And if I have to work late to meet a deadline, my family understands that too. So the flexibility is what makes it work on […]

Changes people will see along #FishHatcheryRoad – New pavement, bicycle and pedestrian features, retaining walls, plantings and other streetscaping elements. Thanks to the City of Fitchburg – Wisconsin Community Liaison Team for their dedication to the project corridor and all of the assistance they provided throughout design.

How does KL offer [A] Better Experience to their employees? When asked, Matt Regnier states At KL, I know I matter on an individual level. My peers and bosses, all the way to the top, care about what I have going on – both professionally with my projects, but also personally with my life as

Jesse Schreiner values the empathy he sees from leadership at KL and how modeling that empathy positively impacts every aspect of our business and those we serve. #ABetterExperience #30Years

KL’s 30th Anniversary is right around the corner! We’ll be sharing employee insights into how KL provides [A] Better Experience to its employees, clients, and community. To kick us off, Cole Hernikl shares how being able to ask questions to numerous people – not just his supervisor – has allowed him to learn about engineering

Our offices will be closed on Monday, 9/6 in observance of Labor Day. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday!

Ben Ehlert has wrapped up his summer internship with us and is starting college at UW-Platteville. Thanks for completing around 300 traffic counts for us in Eau Claire County. Wishing you all the best at school!

When asked what he values most about working at KL, here’s what Travis Brush had to say: “I know there’s a lot of decisions they can make that are in the best interest for the company, but they really try to make decisions for the best interests of the employees and their families, which I

Matt Regnier presented at the 1st annual district meeting for the newly aligned Great Lakes ITE District. This socially distanced in-person event was well attended allowing Matt to share insights on mini-roundabout design best practices with a large audience!