In Slovakia, Jacobs is taking part in a pioneering project to dismantle a Soviet-designed nuclear power plant. Read how in this article, originally published in Jacobs' Nuclear Engineering International supplement.

Engineering News-Record has ranked Jacobs No. 1 in its list of Top 500 Design Firms in its annual rankings of both publicly and privately held U.S. companies, based on revenue for design-specific services performed in the previous year.

Stimulus legislation, both the Rescue Plan Act and the developing infrastructure bill, are creating opportunities for utilities to get essential funding for critical infrastructure projects. In this article Mike Matichich, Jacobs’ lead for our Financial Services consulting team, highlights details on the federal funding available and the opportunities to secure that funding to accomplish priority water and wastewater system needs.

Are we investing enough in lower-carbon sectors and in the natural world? And how do we know whether ‘green’ really does mean green? Jacobs’ Mark Browning and Ariane Brotto report in The Environment magazine. Discover more here:

The thirsty southwest U.S. is finding new answers for bringing clean water to residents and businesses. With those answers come new challenges. In this Drinking Water Week article on jacobs.com, read how we’re working throughout the region to actively improve and maintain distribution systems and provide reliable water solutions for tomorrow.

In support of the global drive to net zero and action on climate change, Jacobs has become a Global Strategic Partner for the World Climate Forum, a recently launched initiative spearheaded by not-for-profit organization World Climate Foundation.

We meet Senior Project Manager Sangeeta Gupta to talk about her first project at Jacobs, her passion to help transform cities and communities through sustainable development, effective urban strategies and digital innovation and why she loves #OurJacobs culture.

We connected with Associate Director Ports and Marine & Program Management Darpan Jethi who talks about his career, our program management team in India and his ongoing mission to help strengthen critical marine defense infrastructure as part of a major federal program.

At Jacobs, we turn abstract ideas into realities that transform the world for good – and Urban Planner Sasha Mahajan is one of our visionaries, thinkers and doers whose knowledge and skills help make this come true. In this feature, we caught up with Sasha to talk about her career journey, curiosity for the evolution of smart-city technologies and her aspiration to help contribute to India’s transformation for the better – one project at a time.

In honor of Drinking Water Week, celebrated May 2-8, 2021, Jacobs is sharing what we’re doing in some of the critical areas water touches, highlighting “Water We Doing?” (Yes, a play on “what are”), and showcasing water’s role in resilience and its impact on our communities and each one of us. Click to read what we’re up to.

Jacobs received the Most Popular Engineering & Resources Employer award and ranked 20th in the Top 100 Graduate Employers at the Australian Financial Review's Graduate Employers awards. Explore how, around the world, we’re actively engaging with university students and new graduates for exciting, inclusive early career opportunities.

We are proud to have made The Times Top 50 Employers for Women 2021 list compiled by gender equality experts at Business in the Community. Read more about how we're demonstrating our commitment to gender equality:

We sat down with Vanessa Rabe, principal, program manager and architecture group lead for Central Texas, to find out how architecture helps shape academia, what makes a great project team, and why it’s important to take calculated risks.

What if you could move actively through the center of car-centric Los Angeles without ever worrying about traffic? Well, the missing link in an ambitious downtown Los Angeles pedestrian and bicyclist path is a few steps closer to completion. Located in a complex corridor beside the channelized Los Angeles River and through constrained urban and industrial areas, the LA River Path Project is a critical link not only for transportation, but for connecting neighborhoods on both sides of the river.

In its annual U.K. Market Assessment of the Environmental Consulting Sector, Environment Analyst reports on the leading 30 Environmental Consulting practices. Highlighting climate change services are in demand, the report provides a window on market trends. Read more in this article:

As our appreciation of future uncertainty grows, adaptive planning is becoming routinely considered as an alternative to more traditional flood and risk management approaches. We are working to ensure the long-term resiliency and cost-effectiveness of planning decisions we make today. Read more about this work on three strategically important flood risk protection projects in the U.K.

Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world to demonstrate support for environmental protection. And with our purpose at Jacobs of creating a more connected, sustainable world, you’d be right in thinking that we have some celebrations planned to mark the occasion. Read the article to find out what we’re up to.

We connected with Jacobs’ Global Director for Power - Pete Adams - to talk about the global energy transition, his recent move to the U.K. with his family and his dog “Indiana Bones”, as well as #OurJacobs culture.