With more than three decades of experience in infrastructure finance and delivery, Yuval Cohen helps public agencies and private developers bring complex, high-impact projects to life. As an infrastructure economist and recognized public-private partnerships (P3) veteran, he focuses on designing
Andres Blohm doesn’t just lead projects, he leads transformation. As Mid-Atlantic Buildings Department Leader at Jacobs, he guides more than 140 architects, engineers and designers through some of the region’s most complex building initiatives. With a dual background in architecture
Proactive, responsive and present. This mantra defines Jacobs’ defense leadership across Europe, and it’s a fitting introduction to Jason Flatt. It starts with his energy levels: they’re unwavering and infectious. Coupled with his natural problem-solving mindset and talent for building
With a track record that includes the Thames Tideway Tunnel, the largest and most complex development consent order of its time, and now the U.K.’s nuclear growth priority, Ian Fletcher brings much-needed strategic clarity to the complicated world of planning
With more than three decades of experience in wastewater engineering, Bill Desing is a recognized leader in odor control, air quality and sustainable infrastructure. Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Bill serves as Jacobs’ global principal for air quality and odor control
Myat Ohn is transforming how the nation moves — and earning national recognition for it. With nearly two decades of experience in rail and transit engineering, she leads Jacobs’ delivery of some of the most ambitious transit projects in the
With a career spanning more than 36 years in the water sector, Rick Warner is a nationally recognized leader in integrated water resource management, water recycling and public utility planning. Rick serves as Jacobs’ Water Market Strategic Growth Leader for
For Principal Structural Engineer Chris Ray, bigger is always better when it comes to bridge projects. Chris has worked in bridge design and construction for most of his lengthy career, starting with his work at the North Carolina Department of
