The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently released new drinking water Health Advisories for four per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), including much lower levels for two common compounds. Jacobs assesses the implications in a new guidance document.

Ellie Wilson and her dad, Dave King, were both structural engineers in Cincinnati who transitioned into management roles and now work on Jacobs projects for Intel in Ocotillo, Arizona. We sat down with this dad-daughter duo to talk about their parallel paths and why they chose to work on projects with Intel.

In this Mentor Moment, an initiative led by the Jacobs Women’s Network to showcase global teammates fostering an inclusive environment across our company, Samantha O’Farrell, one of our project engineers and project managers, shares her career story and how mentorship has propelled her careers, plus shares the skills she sees as necessary for leaders today.

In this Mentor Moment, an initiative led by the Jacobs Women’s Network to showcase global teammates fostering an inclusive environment across our company, Kristin Jones, our executive consultant for Federal & Environmental Solutions and architectural designer shares her career story and how she’s overcome obstacles to get where she is today, plus shares the one experience that’s shaped her leadership style most.

We caught up with Raymond Bertrand, medical planner for Jacobs. In this discussion, Raymond describes what medical planning means to him from a facilities perspective and what led him to rejoin Jacobs.

Washing machine replacement program will assist socially disadvantaged households by lowering their water use as well as their energy, detergent and water bills.

The ongoing climate crisis, growing inequality and more recently the global pandemic, have put into sharp focus the need to “build back better” - immediately. To achieve this, executive sponsors and infrastructure program and project teams must aim to deliver transformative outcomes at every investment opportunity.

The projects Jordyn-Marie Dudley and her co-workers contribute to are defining what we know about the planets in our solar system, and directly influence and support current and future space exploration. Get to know Jordyn-Marie and how she got to where she is today in this Q&A for International Women in Engineering Day 2022.

Neeru Katyal is leading work for an intelligence agency so the mission owners can make real-time decisions with data at lightening speed. Learn how she got to where she is today in this Q&A for International Women in Engineering Day 2022.

Having excelled in math and science in middle school, Cheryl Reed studied civil engineering and became enamored with the processes and people that made everyday things in our lives. Learn how she got to where she is today in this Q&A for International Women in Engineering Day 2022.

From designing earthworks and underground structures in Portugal to working in England on the team that will deliver the third-widest bored tunnel in the world, Rita Oliva loves to challenge herself and broaden her skills and experience. Get to know her in this Q&A for International Women in Engineering Day 2022.

Choy Keen talks career, challenges and joys at work.