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Work Here, Grow Here: Celebrating Simone Gingles' Five Years at Lamp Rynearson September 29, 2026 Congratulations Five Years of Leaving a Legacy Five years ago, Simone Gingles joined Lamp Rynearson with a practical bonus in mind: the office was close to t

One Year In: Getting to Know Amy Augustyn September 8, 2026 Congratulations One Year of Leaving a Legacy There's something special about someone who joins a team not because they stumbled across a job posting, but because they've watched the people around

What is a silt basin? What is this muddy pond? In the engineering community, these areas are known by many names: silt basins, water quality ponds, sediment traps, and detention basins. During the construction phase of the development, we call them silt b

What It Means at Lamp Rynearson "We don't need everyone to think the same. We need everyone moving in the same direction." One of the biggest misconceptions about strong organizations is that everyone agrees all the time. In my experience, some of the bes

Five Years, Endless Growth: Celebrating Becca Hall's Lamp Rynearson Anniversary August 17, 2026 Congratulations Five Years of Leaving a Legacy There's a certain kind of professional story that starts with uncertainty and ends with something that feels a l

Getting to Know Ryan Bentz after one year. August 10, 2026 Congratulations One Year of Leaving a Legacy A year ago, Ryan Bentz joined the Lamp Rynearson team as a Survey Technician, and it's safe to say the past twelve months have been anything but ordina

One Year In: Getting to Know Austin Hoops July 28, 2026 Congratulations One Year of Leaving a Legacy There's a certain kind of engineer who doesn't just show up to do the work. They show up because the work means something to them. Austin Hoops, Senior Pr

A Legacy That Shapes Kansas City Infrastructure Across the Kansas City metro, the infrastructure people rely on every day-from neighborhood streets to stormwater systems and capital improvement projects-reflects decades of civil engineering leadership. As

Work Here, Grow Here: One Year with Dan Richter July 16, 2026 Congratulations One Year of Leaving a Legacy There's something to be said for knowing what you want out of your career and going after it. For Project Engineer Dan Richter, that meant making a

Strengthening Survey Leadership in a Growing Region When you spend nearly a decade shaping survey operations for one of the fastest-growing counties in Kansas, you develop a perspective that's hard to find. Lamp Rynearson has brought that perspective in-h