During England’s National Apprenticeship Week, discover more about developing skills for life through an apprenticeship with Jacobs.

Each month in 2023, we’re focusing on one of the 10 essentials we all need for success in these fast-changing times. Relationship centric is about investing time and energy in understanding others to build collaborative trust. Becoming a mentee or mentor is one way to exchange ideas and create connections. In this piece, Portland, Oregon-based Kristen Jackson, water engineer and group leader, tells us about her experience.

Jacobs recently established a new scholarship with the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University aiming to recruit diverse talent into the cybersecurity industry. Read more about the new TogetherBeyond Scholarship in this article.

Jacobs Women’s Network (JWN) kicked off a movement in Saudi Arabia to explore the value of gender equity in bringing sustainable social value to our communities and the world – and achieve Saudi’s Vision 2030 in line with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs.)

Let’s celebrate our teammates’ successes! Learn about some of our superstars in their field and communities.

Building habitats on the moon, Mars and beyond used to sound like science fiction. Through our partnership with Drake State Community and Technical College in Huntsville, Ala., students are building the skills and experience to make this a reality.

We’re promoting and celebrating resilience by sponsoring four submariners to take on the world’s toughest rowing challenge.

Jacobs has been tasked with developing a predictive digital tool to optimize wastewater treatment operations. Read how artificial intelligence can help to protect aquatic ecosystems and drinking water supplies.

Jacobs partnered with the Environment Agency in England to develop a cloud-based platform that improves forecasting and decision-making during flood events. Read for the full details on this game-changing tool and how data-enabled solutions are shaping climate response.

Certain countries fared better than many in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. What can Global North countries learn from positive outcomes in the Global South? And how can the U.S. prepare for future pandemics and improve global health security? Jacobs conducted a limited study on more than 20 countries’ responses to COVID-19, shared preliminary findings during a roundtable with U.S. state and federal policymakers, and will publish a final report with recommendations in early 2023.

November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, igniting 16 days of activism around the world. We proudly support this United Nations campaign – using our global platform to raise awareness about the harsh realities many women face today.

A message from Jacobs Chair & CEO Steve Demetriou following heartbreaking news from Colorado Springs.