Municipal civil engineering for water, wastewater, roads and SCADA systems
Baxter & Woodman is a Crystal Lake, Illinois engineering consultancy serving public-sector clients on water, wastewater and transportation infrastructure. Its stack pairs Bentley and Autodesk design tools with a deep SCADA layer (Ignition, Wonderware, VTScada, iFIX, FactoryTalk) and hydraulic modeling (WaterGEMS, InfoWater Pro, SWMM), pointing to a controls-integration practice alongside design work. Hiring is accelerating, almost entirely in engineering and spread from interns to senior staff.
Founded in 1946 and privately held, Baxter & Woodman provides consulting engineering and technology services to municipalities, state agencies, county governments and sanitary districts. The firm works across Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas and Florida, with headquarters in Crystal Lake, Illinois, and employs 201–500 people. Its work spans water and wastewater facilities, roadway and bridge projects, stormwater, GIS and municipal technology. The firm operates as a family of companies that includes design-build, natural resources and systems integration units.
Design runs on AutoCAD Civil 3D, MicroStation, OpenRoads Designer, Revit and Bluebeam; GIS on ArcGIS Pro and Survey123; controls on Ignition, Wonderware, VTScada and Allen-Bradley; modeling on WaterGEMS, InfoWater Pro and SWMM.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, with openings across intern, junior, mid and senior levels in the United States, plus smaller construction, data and natural resources needs.
Current work includes roadway reconstruction, water and wastewater pipeline design, wastewater treatment plant rehabilitation, bridge improvements, sanitary sewer projects and hydrologic and hydraulic modeling.
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