At Jacobs, we provide meaningful opportunities to support the growth and development of our people – both personally and professionally. One of these opportunities is JacobsGo!, our global secondment program that facilitates inter-regional and international six-month assignments for employees across the company. Civil engineer Sophie Gatman shares her experience in Dallas, Texas.
Kylee Hamilton discusses a new guidance framework being developed with The Water Research Foundation that helps water utilities navigate complex environmental, social and governance challenges.
Our clients are facing the dual challenges of digital transformation and escalating cyber threats. Positioned at the cutting edge of these developments with domain expertise across global industrial markets, we're expanding our digital capabilities and team to deliver unparalleled value. In this Q&A, we introduce Gabriel Agboruche, our executive director for operational technology (OT) cybersecurity. Gabriel is instrumental to the execution of new growth initiatives in OT cybersecurity, fostering a culture of technical excellence and leading delivery on the largest OT cybersecurity programs.
Jacobs Senior Vice President, OT Cybersecurity John Karabias discusses the pressing issue of cybersecurity in water utilities and critical infrastructure, focusing on recent threats and the need for a proactive approach in quantifying and addressing OT risks.
Design-build project delivery combines design and construction into one streamlined process—resulting in faster schedules, better collaboration and cost-effective outcomes. In this Q&A, Jacobs Design Manager Andrew Bradshaw shares how this integrated approach is reshaping infrastructure projects across North America, and how collaboration and innovation are unlocking better outcomes for communities.
Australia is aiming for 82% renewable electricity by 2030. Success depends on navigating approvals, overcoming technical challenges and addressing community concerns while maintaining financial and environmental viability.
As the building and infrastructure sector collectively contemplates what it will take to lift productivity, we look at what role the people within the system — sponsors, planners, designers, engineers, consultants and constructors — play in challenging the accepted and advocating for change.
PFAS are deeply embedded in life sciences operations, yet they pose rising health, environmental and regulatory risks. This article explores how industry can shift mindsets, align policies and adopt holistic solutions—from waste management and digital tools to safer alternatives—that reduce PFAS reliance, protect reputations and build long-term resilience.
