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. Chief People and Inclusion Officer Shelie Gustafson shares what she loves most about working at Jacobs.

Jacobs delivered final design, as a member of two joint venture partnerships, for two of Sound Transit’s new light rail line extensions, the 8.5-mile Lynnwood Link Extension and the Link 2 Line, a 6.5-mile segment of the East Link Extension that was recently named Engineering News-Record Northwest’s Award of Merit winner in the Airport/Transit category. Read more about the projects and how they’re connecting thousands of people to the promise of more.

Water is one natural resource we all share – it shapes our lives, our communities, our ecosystems and the Earth’s climate. But managing this essential resource has never been more complicated. In this Q&A, Robert Fowlie, our water client account manager in New Mexico and El Paso, talks about the trends shaping the water industry today and how our clients are using a OneWater approach to prepare for the future.

Bringing experience across core markets in the Pacific Northwest, John Barker is the new Executive Director of Sales for the U.S. Northwest. Robust infrastructure establishes the backbone of productive, economically strong communities as assets essential to commerce, trade, public safety and quality of life. In this Q&A, John talks about the critical infrastructure trends in the Pacific Northwest and what’s ahead for the region.

Halcrow, a Jacobs-owned company and AECOM Joint Venture has secured a consultancy agreement with the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD) for the first phase of the San Tin Technopole in Hong Kong. The development is one of the strategic growth initiatives under the Hong Kong 2030+ Study to reshape the built environment while incorporating smart, green and resilient initiatives.

We’re working with the Port of Cleveland on a comprehensive electrification master plan for a more connected, sustainable future. In this article, read how we’re supporting planning, modelling, grid optimizations and more to bring the port closer to its net zero goals.

Jacobs is helping the South Florida Water Management District and its funding partner, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, restore the Everglades and protect Florida’s natural resources and vulnerable wildlife. Get the details on the C-43 West Basin Storage Reservoir project in this article.

The Climate Change Business Journal (CCBJ) recognized Jacobs for teaming to deploy one of the first public wireless and in-road wireless systems for charging electric vehicles. In a follow-on CCBJ article, Jacobs Market Leader and Senior Project Manager Andy Wolpert answered questions about the award-winning project. Read the full article in this repurposed version on jacobs.com.

The Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources (LDENR) has selected Jacobs, in collaboration with PA Consulting and Xodus, to develop a Comprehensive Offshore Wind Roadmap to promote energy independence, diversification, and security while developing the state’s workforce and local economy.

Decisive action is needed to reduce the risk of PFAS-containing products and their impact on human health and ecosystems. By working collaboratively, we can manage PFAS across its full lifecycle, from phase-out of specific products to site remediation, drinking water treatment and waste management.

Airports are the gateway to the fastest mode of commercial transport, helping to carry people and packages to almost anywhere in the world and fueling trillions of dollars in economic activity annually. In this Q&A, Jacobs Global Solutions Director for Aviation Cheryl McNall talks about trends taking flight in aviation today, what clients are focusing on, and touches on how we’re co-creating the world to come.

This article looks at factors delaying the development of electricity transmission and distribution networks that are essential for decarbonization of power. Read more about how the energy transition is accelerating through supply chain development.