In honor of Asian-American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a special event was held at the White House to celebrate the contributions of members of the AAPI community – and two of our brilliant teammates were invited to participate!
Take a closer look at how we’re thinking about pivotal global trends and what we’re doing to help navigate them.
Helping our ports & maritime clients with their decarbonization and modernization journeys, Aldo Ferrufino brings lessons learned from more than 25 years of international experience on multi-million-dollar port and marine infrastructure programs, port operations and technologies. In this Q&A, Aldo talks about the energy transition, explores where ports are headed, and highlights how data solutions will play a role in decarbonization efforts.
Architecture and medicine must evolve to solve the global healthcare challenges we face now and in the future. Dochitect, Dr. Diana Anderson, combines the best of both fields to lead the design revolution for Jacobs.
Our global principal for desalination and membrane treatment explains how Jacobs is supporting clients with solutions that transform seawater into a climate-resilient water supply.
The biggest global challenges require strong leadership, close-knit collaboration and creative application of state-of-the-art technology. This is how it unlocks client, community and country-based value. U.S. Program Director Rick Robertson shares insights he’s learned from a 36-year-long career working on nine large programs across seven countries.
Pivotal major programs such as TEAM2100 offer the chance to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges. However, while this potential is unmatched, so is the scale of the problem. To conquer this, a potent combination of talent, technology and track record is required, along with the highest level of stakeholder collaboration. Claire Bishop shares her insights into raising — and maintaining — this high-level, outcome-led approach.
Larry Schimmoller has spent more than 25 years supporting Jacobs’ clients with water reuse solutions. As more communities adopt water reuse as a resilient drinking water supply solution, read this Q&A for Larry’s perspectives and advice.
