Water Resources Engineer I - Hybrid Work & Growth

Baxter & Woodman; Crystal Lake (IL); On-site; USD 76,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Baxter & Woodman is seeking a Water Resources Engineer I to join our growing water resources group in Illinois. You will develop hydrologic and hydraulic models for municipal storm sewer and sanitary systems.

You will assist with drainage studies, stormwater master plans, and the design of drainage facilities, open channels, culverts, and detention basins, plus fieldwork and permitting. A 4-year BS in Civil Engineering with a water resources emphasis is preferred; knowledge of hydrology,

Qualifications

• 4 year BS degree in Civil Engineering with emphasis in Water Resources engineering preferred
• Knowledge of the basic principles of hydrology and hydraulics
• Ability to travel throughout Chicago area own transportation
• Strong verbal computer organizational and writing skills
• Ability to work in a team environment on a variety of projects

Responsibilities

• Develop Hydrologic and Hydraulic models of municipal storm sewer and sanitary collection systems
• Assistance with Drainage Studies and Stormwater Masterplans
• Analysis and Design of municipal stormwater facilities open channels culverts storm sewers detention basins green infrastructure etc
• Drainage design for transportation hydraulic structures and site design
• Preparation of Plans and Specifications for Construction
• Field work associated with Flood inspection and/or Construction Observation
• Permitting with local state and federal permitting agencies
• Assistance with municipal permit review

Skills

Strong verbal communication

Team player

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD Civil 3D

ArcGIS

MicroStation

SWMM

Job description

Baxter & Woodman is seeking a Water Resources Engineer I to join our growing water resources group in Illinois. You will develop hydrologic and hydraulic models for municipal storm sewer and sanitary systems.

You will assist with drainage studies, stormwater master plans, and the design of drainage facilities, open channels, culverts, and detention basins, plus fieldwork and permitting. A 4-year BS in Civil Engineering with a water resources emphasis is preferred; knowledge of hydrology,