A well-rounded professional engineer and program director, Diaa Elmaddah offers extensive experience in design-build and multidisciplinary engineering design and management. He has more than 25 years’ experience on projects involving transit and railroad infrastructure including underground structures, shops and yards
Turning a childhood love of math, science and Legos into 30 years of progressive experience in transportation engineering, John Hapkiewicz is a vice president and Connecticut Office Leader at Jacobs. He focuses on staff development, client satisfaction and company growth
Dr Nigel Pontee is Jacobs’ Global Principal for Coastal Planning and Engineering, specialising in coastal geomorphology, habitat restoration, nature-based resilience and blue carbon, with over 27 years’ experience delivering major coastal restoration and climate-resilient projects worldwide.
Claire Bishop is a stakeholder and communications professional with experience of relationship management and the creation of communications content within the private and public sectors. Claire creates collaborative relationships through strategic plans, and this has helped to enhance and protect
Hollie Schmidt is the Director of the Resilient + Sustainability Business Advisory at Jacobs. She served as the lead for nature-based solutions at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida, following Hurricane Michael, to drive the rebuild to be more resilient
Rick Robertson is an accomplished leader, problem-solver and innovator with over 36 years of experience in pivotal, award-winning programs. He has lived and worked in several countries, including Egypt, Sri Lanka, Panama, Israel and Greece. Rick started his career as
With over 35 years’ experience in the industry, Peter Cramer brings his cutting-edge design skills and a passion for science to every project he works on. When he’s not helping to deliver first-of-a-kind projects, Peter likes to decompress by designing
As electricity demand grows across Arizona, utilities need flexible generation to maintain reliability. We’re supporting Salt River Project’s (SRP) Coolidge Generating Station expansion — adding 575 megawatts of capacity and new 230-kilovolt and 500-kilovolt transmission, substation and control infrastructure to strengthen regional power supply.
