APTA’s Passenger Rail Engineering Education Symposium (p-REES) gives participants a first-hand look at careers in rail and transit plus a rare sneak peek at some of the most unique and largest projects in the industry.

Jacobs’ Erin James reflects on her experience during the first-ever Bridges to Prosperity Women’s Suspension Build in Kibembe, Uganda.

In its latest special Insight Report: UK Ecological Services Continue to Bloom, Environment Analyst talks to Jacobs about the driving forces for ecology work in the environmental services industry.

Jacobs’ Jan Walstrom chaired a special panel on Diversity & Inclusion at the 2019 Environmental Industry Summit and shared her thoughts and personal experience as a woman working in the engineering industry in an EBJ article.

Global Water Intelligence named Jacobs’ solutions directors Susan Moisio and Julian Sandino to its 2019 Water Technology Power List.

Americans took 9.9 billion trips on public transportation in 2018, and more than 97 million of those occurred in the Portland metro area! What if we showed you how Jacobs helped the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (TriMet) move into the next generation of transit fare with a hassle-free account-based fare payment option that’s bringing savings and smarter travel to riders throughout the Portland-Vancouver metro area?

The Pfizer Biotechnology Center in Hangzhou, China – designed by us – nabbed two ISPE Facility of the Year awards.

Jacobs today announced its financial results for the fiscal third quarter ended June 28, 2019.

Jacobs has earned the 2019 APPA Visionary Award, a testament to our 15-year involvement with the organization.

Smart water metering is one of the hottest trends for water utilities today, but fear-based opposition around potential electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure can hold programs back from implementation. In Jacobs’ latest whitepaper, explore helpful context on levels of EMF exposure related to smart water meters and effective communication tactics that can be used to break down opposition and gain support for smart metering programs for the future.

Getting rid of waste isn’t always as simple as just tossing something in a trashcan or putting it out for recycling, especially if the material is regulated or controlled. What if we showed you how Jacobs is diverting thousands of pounds of waste for reuse at Kennedy Space Center, delivering a sustainable and cost-effective solution for temperature-resistant materials needed to keep spacecraft and personnel safe during exploration?

It’s been 21 years since a U.S. men’s lightweight quad has appeared on the podium at the World Rowing Championships. A team with Jacobs’ very own Jasper Liu is striving to achieve that goal. Learn more about Jasper, the oldest intercollegiate sport and the award-winning Automelette in this article.