Jacobs’ Director of Airborne Programs, Dr. Anthony M. DeLuca showcases high-flying innovation in the following piece about Jacobs’ AgilePod®-26, a standards-based multi-mission pod designed to carry Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Over The Horizon (OTH) communications payloads, capable of being flown on Defense Department patrol class and civilian derivative aircraft.

Jacobs Senior Architectural Technologist and Subject Matter Expert John Chapman shares the purpose that drives his work in designing manufacturing facilities for pharmaceutical and bio-pharmaceutical products.

Director of Commissioning, Qualification and Validation for Jacobs Life Sciences North America Judith Kozak shares how a family health scare serves as a daily reminder of the life-changing impact Jacobs has.

Director of Process Engineering for Jacobs’ Conshohocken Life Sciences operation Dhruv Kapoor shares how enabling access to healthcare in countries all over the world motivates him every day.

Jacobs Senior Principal Architect, Monika Verma, shares a personal story of how her work designing pharmaceutical facilities for research and development and the manufacturing of medicines for people around the world has impacted her personally.

Lead Piping Engineer Parimal Trivedi shares his personal experience of how modern medicine has transformed his family’s life.

Jacobs Piping Section Manager, Priya Unni, weighs in on our culture at Jacobs and how our Life Sciences team inspires her everyday.

How can we take a more inclusive approach to the design of our cities to create better outcomes and value for all citizens? Jacobs Head of Interface Management Maria Kouridou discusses in the latest issue of Infrastructure Intelligence magazine.

In light of the U.K. Government’s plan to tackle combined sewer overflows, we explore how the issue is being addressed elsewhere and the role for innovative digital solutions.

Jacobs’ Global Water Director Susan Moisio explains why data and digital solutions are central to our OneWater philosophy.

Criminal forensics, Scottish rockstars, dyslexia and more: Niamh Deans shares the five invaluable lessons she has learned during her Jacobs internship.

Net zero requires action in two directions. On the one side, organizations must work to significantly reduce the release of emissions. On the other, they must support the removal of continued emissions from the atmosphere once decarbonization measures have been implemented. Nature-based solutions – also known as natural climate solutions - have a significant role to play in achieving net zero, spanning both emission reductions and removals.