During England’s National Apprenticeship Week, we meet Jacobs Environmental Management Apprentice, Ed Shelton-Richards, currently studying for his degree apprenticeship in Environmental Management while working in #OurJacobs Sustainable Infrastructure team.
During England’s National Apprenticeship Week, we meet Jacobs Environmental Degree Apprentice, Bonnie Lewis, who discusses her apprenticeship journey, and how it has helped build management and organizational skills, balancing between working and studying time.
From leading multi-billion-dollar projects to driving innovation in program management, Jacobs’ Head of Strategy and Solutions for Global Program Management Gareth Heatley discusses the key principles, challenges and future trends shaping the delivery of complex major programs.
In this Q&A, Jordon Lambert, Jacobs’ senior healthcare planner, explores trends in healthcare planning, innovations like telehealth and modular design and the strategies driving patient-centered care and operational efficiency.
Success in major programs depends on assembling the right team, especially big-picture problem solvers. With over 20 years of experience in strategic asset and portfolio management, Edward Morris shares insights on how a programmatic asset management approach transformed the TEAM2100 project into an industry pathfinder.
Learn how implementing the right systems, processes and tools from the outset can establish a solid foundation for program success, even in the most complex environments.
Our Senior Manager, Growth & Sales – Water for Asia, discusses how we’re designing resilient infrastructure for the expanding population in Hong Kong and beyond, improving community resiliency today and into the future.
Our Chief Information Officer, Shelley Kalms, is celebrating her first-year anniversary at Jacobs – joining during a transformative time for the company and striving for excellence and growth ever since. Passionate about technology enablement and transformation to improve business outcomes, Shelley is committed to taking Jacobs to new heights.
