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.

Rick Warner discusses a project with The Water Research Foundation that’s fostering collaborative strategies and unlocking the full potential of water reuse

Jacobs has been selected by the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) to design the Mayagüez Ocean Outfall Replacement, part of PRASA’s Capital Improvement Program to modernize and strengthen Puerto Rico’s water infrastructure.

Jacobs is providing engineering oversight for the 27.7 MWp Clandeboye Solar Farm—Lodestone Energy’s first large-scale solar project in New Zealand’s South Island—helping bring clean, renewable energy to thousands of homes.

PFAS in biosolids present mounting challenges for utilities amid inconsistent regulations and rising public concern. Learn how anaerobic digestion, composting, drying and pyrolysis compare — and how utilities can plan resilient biosolids strategies in a shifting regulatory landscape.

Jacobs Chair & CEO Bob Pragada joined Jim Cramer on CNBC’s Mad Money to discuss Jacobs’ expanding work in next-generation data centers to support the surging demand for digital infrastructure.

The changing regulatory landscape can feel overwhelming, but not for Dr. Maureen Paul. An industry-leading economist, she applies behavioral insights to simplify complex energy policies, empowering clients to make smarter decisions and drive progress across the global energy transition.

Jacobs is collaborating with Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya (GSV) to support India’s growing electronics and transport sectors through curriculum development, research collaboration and student engagement. Learn how this initiative is building a smarter, more connected and more sustainable future in India.

Jacobs marks a major milestone in Idaho, celebrating 75 years of engineering excellence and community partnership. Since opening its Boise office doors in 1950, Jacobs has helped shape Idaho’s infrastructure — from pioneering water reuse projects and building highways to powering geothermal energy and supporting local hospitals. With over 300 professionals driving impact across the state, Jacobs’ legacy in Idaho is just getting started.

Jacobs is supporting Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources in advancing service line inventories across the state. By helping public water systems meet current regulations and prepare for upcoming federal rule changes, the program strengthens infrastructure, safeguards public health and brings students into the field to support lead reduction efforts.

Energy efficiency, climate-responsive design and digital innovation are redefining sustainable buildings in the Middle East. Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) Director Kesavaraman Arumugam outlines how.

Creating a true learning organization requires a careful blend of ambition, tailored processes, technology, expertise and attitude. Our team of specialists and industry leaders share their insights and research results to help create the right future formula for program management.