Dr. Arifur Rahman is a senior water resource recovery technologist at Jacobs who has been involved with the functional design of numerous water resource recovery facilities across the U.S. His technical interests including high-rate activated sludge systems, carbon capture from
Mike Matichich leads Jacobs economic and financial services consulting team. He has more than 30 years of experience in helping water, wastewater and stormwater utilities develop and implement successful funding and financing plans for their capital programs. He also routinely supports clients in addressing affordability issues through rate setting and strategic financial planning.
Dan Crane leads the cybersecurity consulting portfolio, delivering tailored consulting services and assessments to clients across critical infrastructure sectors. With deep experience spanning industries such as chemical, critical manufacturing, water, energy, food and agriculture and transportation, Dan has conducted assessments
Jana Crawford has more than 20 years of experience in the stormwater field in Washington State. Jana serves as Jacobs’ Stormwater Retrofits Lead, advising on and managing Jacobs’ portfolio of stormwater retrofit projects and tying in best practices and evolving
Gabriel leads strategic growth initiatives across Jacobs’ OT cybersecurity practice, building a culture of technical excellence and continuous learning. He also leads efforts to unify cybersecurity practices across Jacobs’ global markets. With more than a decade of experience in OT
Specialist in flood risk management planning, design and construction. Chris focuses on protecting communities, managing construction risk and advancing sustainable, river-sensitive development through deeper client collaboration.
Rana is a principal consultant with more than nine years' international experience in large-scale infrastructure projects and programs. She has a proven track record in guiding economic strategies and conducting comprehensive financial and economic due diligence of mega infrastructure projects.
Iain's career in earthquake engineering began with a PhD at Imperial College, investigating factors influencing the distribution of damage to buried infrastructure, based on fieldwork following the devastating earthquakes in Turkey in 1999. Iain has spent the past 20+ years
