Without her impeccable organizational skills and ability to think ahead, some of Jacobs' crucial projects would simply fall through. As Global Principal for City Resilience, Susanne Torriente (Susy) provides strategic support across our business, breaking down complex issues into manageable
Dr Richard Crowder, Jacobs Head of Strategy and Revenue, Water Platform, is an internationally recognized flood risk management professional with more than 25 years of experience. His history in the industry is one of innovation and doing things differently. He
Jessica Becker supported Jacobs’ role as Project Management Office (PMO) partner on New York’s Grand Central Madison project for almost 12 years. The project is set to transform the busiest commuter railroad in the U.S. She has watched the project
Jacobs’ Director of Asset Management Jennifer Mims has 30 years of experience working in large, complex organizations, leading strategic initiatives and overseeing major programs. Skilled at helping organizations leverage technology and incorporating standardized processes, key performance indicators and various change
Charles has 40 years of global experience of flood risk management, river, water, public health and infrastructure projects. His experience spans the planning, design and delivery of major fluvial, tidal and coastal flood infrastructure. Throughout his career, he has worked
Jacobs Senior Principal Environmental Scientist Karl Bowles specializes in characterizing and managing environmental chemical contamination and is known for influencing management practices and policy for emerging contaminants in Australia. He’s worked for government, environmental consultancies, research organizations and universities. His
Farmington, New Mexico, Project Director Philip (Phil) Johnson is the guy who can do it all. Yes, experience and know-how result from a 35-year-long career like Phil’s, but his understanding of the industry and noticeably strong leadership skills stem from
When Ramon entered civil engineering school—or “Ingeniero de Caminos, Canales y Puertos”—in Valencia, Spain, he had no idea his natural affinity for challenges would take him around the world—from Africa to Costa Rica to San Francisco, and back again to
