As demand for high-performance computing and data-intensive applications accelerates, organizations are building scalable digital infrastructure that can keep pace. Jacobs is supporting NorthMark Compute and Cloud to deliver a next-generation high-performance computing center designed to support advanced research workloads and long-term operational resilience.
Jacobs has been named as a supplier on the United Kingdom’s Government Commercial Agency’s (GCA) Construction Professional Services 2 framework, one of Europe’s largest public sector infrastructure frameworks.
Andy Derlikowski leads Jacobs’ marine archaeology services, supporting complex submerged cultural resource investigations across coastal, offshore and inland environments for infrastructure, resilience, navigation and energy programs in the United States and internationally.
The Christchurch Northern Corridor is a transformational transport infrastructure project that improves connectivity, reduces congestion and enhances multi-modal travel options across Ōtautahi Christchurch. Delivered through the South Island’s first large-scale alliance — bringing together Jacobs, Aurecon, Fulton Hogan, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Christchurch City Council — the project combines detailed design, environmental planning and construction-phase support to deliver safer, more efficient and sustainable transport links for the region.
Paul leads bridge projects across Southeast Asia, bringing a pragmatic approach to complex structures in demanding environments, while actively researching climate resilience and its application to bridge design.
Kate is a subject matter expert in operational road safety including collision investigation; design and audit; risk assessment; suicide prevention and safety governance. She has a particular interest in reducing inequity in transport safety and accessibility due to sex, age, disability and social class.
Sam El-Jouzi is a rail infrastructure leader with more than 25 years of experience delivering major rail programs, combining technical expertise and multidisciplinary coordination to create projects that improve outcomes for passengers and communities.
Alistair works with internal teams and clients to leverage the power of location data to solve big problems. He’s currently project managing one of the largest government-based spatial digital twin projects in the world for Spatial WA — an endeavor
