Near death experiences can’t deter this adrenaline junkie! Read on to learn more about what motivates Telecommunications Project Manager, Jake Jordan to connect people through his work, and how he seeks his thrills.
I love the opportunity to help others and our clients.
If you have a problem, attempt to create a solution. I often think of this quote by Winston Churchill, “Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts.”
Typically, a meeting, but if it is not that, it would be a quality podcast, sermon, or some heavy metal to get through the day.
As technology continues to advance, so does the telecommunications industry. Approximately 19 million Americans or 6% of the population still lack access to fixed broadband service at threshold speeds. In rural areas, nearly 25% of the population, 14.5 million people, lack access to this service. This means there is still a lot of design and permitting work to come!
I would love to work on Starlink with Elon Musk or help our Sports and Recreation business unit develop a mountain bike trail system.
I enjoy spending my free time with my wife and family, as well as hiking, working out, mountain biking, motorcycle racing, creating videography, and anything else that brings an adrenaline rush.
1. My love language is food.
2. I almost died when a steel church bell fell from 50 feet above me and landed on the ground 5 feet away from me.
3. I’ve had two traumatic brain injuries.
4. I met my wife while I was fighting cancer.
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As ISG continues to grow and expand to new geographies, we want to share a few non-traditional benefits that have come with employee owners choosing to relocate. Culture transplants ensure that as we continue to grow, we stay true to our core values, mission, purpose, and culture, which not only benefits ISG employee owners, but our clients as well. This why we encourage relocation across all our locations.
If you know Mallorie, you know that she is anything short of how she describes her fellow coworkers–friendly, helpful, humble, fun, and knowledgeable. For nearly eight years, this Senior Graphic Designer has been making an impact at ISG with her creativity and bright personality. What brought her to ISG and what is her favorite part about working here? If you guessed the people, Mankato’s patio, and projects, you’re halfway there.
As the leader of ISG’s robust marketing team, Abby Gram is a resilient creative force who is always ready for the next challenge. Read on to learn about ISG’s #Allin culture, some surprises about the marketing team, her time on the muddy Mississippi, and why she encourages others to “just keep swimming.”
As a Project Accountant and former Support Specialist, Bill Bartz continues to serve as an important link between projects and employee owners. Learn more about Bill’s journey to ISG, the importance of a first-class team, and get an inside scoop about the Green Bay office and some of Bill’s favorite post-work activities!
ISG’s Caleb Rasmussen is a steward for conservation through his role as a civil engineer. Focusing on surface water, Caleb works on the unique waterways of the Midwest to improve water quality and wildlife. Even though he spends much of his time outside while on the job, you can still find him enjoying the outdoors working with his livestock or spending time with his family.
What do you get when you combine real-world experiences, a collaborative team environment, strengths-focused personal and professional development, and exposure to a positive working culture? One rockin’ internship with ISG! This year, ISG welcomed 35 interns into our offices—investing in their experiences by providing customized and meaningful opportunities that mutually impact our firm and each student.