Kimley-Horn’s Post

When it comes to trenchless technology, that are many options to repair, maintain, and replace pipelines. Spiral wound lining, which first broke ground in the US market in the 1990s, involves building a new pipe within an existing pipe, and has since grown as one of the go-to method of trenchless technology with minimal surface disturbance and environmental impact. Read more about how this innovative new technology works and its benefits and challenges in implementation: https://bit.ly/3W6Euvp #KimleyHorn #TrenchlessTechnology #SpiralWound #Engineering

Seeking an opportunity to kick off your career in electrical engineering? Join our team in Phoenix where you’ll design electrical systems from solar and battery storage to electrical vehicle charging. Click the link to learn more and make a move today: https://bit.ly/3xVlh8a #KimleyHorn #MakeAMoveMonday #KimleyHornCareers

We’re committed to fostering the next generation of engineering talent through scholarships, and this year we sent $10,000 in scholarships to deserving engineering students in partnership with ACEC Research Institute. Congratulations to Amari Foluke at Howard University and Eric Perez Galeana at Kansas State University! #KimleyHorn #STEM #DiversityInSTEM

The Formula 1®️ Las Vegas Grand Prix took viewers on a high-speed tour of the city—including a trip around the iconic Las Vegas Sphere. Our team worked on civil design, roadway reconstruction design, and more to create the racetrack and other event infrastructure in record time. Learn more about our ongoing work to bring Formula 1®️’s elite race cars to Las Vegas: https://bit.ly/4cygRmH #Formula1 #GrandPrix #LasVegas #Sphere #KimleyHorn

Find us at the 2024 Transportation Research Board Conference on Advancing Transportation Equity, where Krae Stieffenhofer, P.E. will speak about the implementation of an equity measure in capital prioritization. Visit this link to learn more about Krae’s insights on achieving more equitable outcomes in transportation projects: https://bit.ly/4cPM1WZ #KimleyHorn #TRB #Transportation

From young analysts to senior leaders, we believe in creating an environment where all our people can grow, lead, and flourish. That’s why we offer professional development opportunities to invest in our employees at all stages of their careers and strengthen their skillsets. Read more about our training programs and our employees’ recent experiences attending: https://bit.ly/4cOQ70S #KimleyHorn #KimleyHornCareers #GreatPlacetoWork

Ready for a rewarding opportunity to help lead residential practice growth for our firm? We’re seeking a motivated practice leader to join our development services team in Houston! In this role you’ll lead business development efforts, oversee all project tasks, and mentor a growing team. Interested? Visit this link to make your move today: https://bit.ly/3zGYU6G #KimleyHorn #MakeAMoveMonday #KimleyHornCareers

Interested in working towards a zero-emissions fleet, but don’t know where to begin? Connect with transit expert John Jackson next week at the 2024 Conference of Minority Transportation Officials in Houston, where we’ll explore strategies to help transit agencies with preplanning and determining the best time to initiate a long term zero-emissions transition plan. Click here to learn more: https://bit.ly/3XQ5zWn #KimleyHorn #COMTO #Transit

Jonathan Beaver, EIT started off his career at Kimley-Horn as a repeat intern with two development services teams, before beginning full-time in surface water. Now, Jonathan is an analyst on our traffic operations team and primarily works on signal timing and operations projects. “Having the opportunity to work on three different teams at Kimley-Horn has given me a strong knowledge of areas that we’re involved with and has allowed me to gain and cultivate a variety of technical skills.” #KimleyHorn #EmployeeSpotlight #KimleyHornCareers #DevelopmentServices

Join us in celebrating the I-95 Variable Speed Limits project—recently awarded the 2024 WTS International Innovative Transportation Solutions Award. This project was completed in collaboration with the Virginia Department of Transportation to reduce the high number of crashes and unreliable travel times on Virginia’s I-95 corridor. Look into how this women-led transportation project enhanced the 15-mile corridor with a customized congestion prediction algorithm: https://bit.ly/4bydDhE #KimleyHorn #Transportation #WTS #Award #VDOT