From her start in Jacobs’ graduate development program to delivering complex projects in Riyadh, Yasmeen Abdeen is passionate about solving challenges, building teamwork and supporting the next generation of engineers.
As demand for housing, transport and services grows, Australia must move beyond reactive projects. A long-term settlement plan would align population growth with infrastructure investments, ensuring better outcomes nationwide.
Net zero requires action in two directions. On the one side, organizations must work to significantly reduce the release of emissions. On the other, they must support the removal of continued emissions from the atmosphere once decarbonization measures have been implemented. Nature-based solutions – also known as natural climate solutions - have a significant role to play in achieving net zero, spanning both emission reductions and removals.
As data centers power AI and the digital economy, cybersecurity can no longer be an afterthought. Jacobs shows how uniting IT and operational technology from day one builds smarter, safer and more resilient facilities.
Our culture is what makes working at Jacobs special. There are three integral places where our shared attitudes and behaviors show up – the company's values and practices, your team and network, and your experience day to day. Riyadh, Saudi
Driving performance is critical for major programs as it can drastically impact communities, local economies, ecosystems and the client’s budget. Central to positive program execution is how teams learn together across organizational and community boundaries. A culture of learning drives
Authored by Jacobs' SVP of Operational Technology Cybersecurity John Karabias and Director of Operational Technology Cybersecurity Ben Stirling In Virginia, where the James and York rivers spill into the Chesapeake Bay, a water utility is delivering a transformative modernization project
Mining portfolios are facing a level of complexity that few organizations were designed to manage. Sustaining capital workloads, brownfield optimization and modernization initiatives are colliding with volatile supply chains, labor shortages and rapid technology disruption. Traditional project-by-project delivery inflates design
