WBK Engineering
Jeff Guerrero, P.E. is an experienced Water Resources Project Manager at WBK Engineering, LLC since October 2021. Prior roles include Project Manager at BLA, Inc. and Engineer at Ecology and Environment, Inc., as well as Water Resources Engineer at Conservation Design Forum where responsibilities included stream and ravine restoration and the design of green infrastructure. At Cardno JFNew, Jeff focused on water-based engineering projects that included stream restoration and hydrologic/hydraulic studies. Earlier experience as a Civil Engineer at C2AE involved hydrologic modeling and construction oversight. Jeff began a professional journey with internships at URS Corporation, Manhard Consulting, and ECS Mid-Atlantic, LLC. Education was attained from Calvin University, earning a BSE in Civil/Environmental Engineering, following graduation from Vernon Hills High School.
WBK Engineering
WBK Engineering is part of Bodwé Professional Services and Mno-Bmadsen, a wholly owned instrumentality of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi. Bodwé Group provides architecture and engineering services, as well as a multitude of federal support services, for clients nationwide. WBK Engineering, LLC (WBK) is a team of civil, structural, water resource, and transportation engineers, land planners and urban designers, and environmental and ecology specialists. WBK is a Tribally Owned, 8(a), Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE), Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE Illinois) company, focused on sustainable solutions to the complex challenges faced by our municipal, public, private, tribal, and federal partners. WBK helps clients define and implement a vision through customer-centered engineering services. We also act as mediators; creating a bond between land and water, the communities and places we shape and form, and the environments we restore. Our experienced and talented civil engineering, planning, and environmental resources professionals are dedicated to designing infrastructure and shaping and restoring the land in ways that are respectful and protective of our natural abundance. Learn more at www.wbkengineering.com