We’re proud to share that our President and CEO, Craig Jorgensen, has once again been named to the Wisconsin Titan 100.

We are proud to announce that VJS has been recognized as a Deloitte Wisconsin 75 company. This recognition highlights Wisconsin’s largest privately held companies—organizations that serve as the backbone of the state’s economy.

We’re proud to see MSOE alumni on our team give back in a unique way: building impact from the ground up. Jason Schneider, Justin Gross, and Jennifer Kolp are helping bring MSOE’s Robert D. Kern Engineering Innovation Center to life, a project that will empower the next generation of innovators.

We proudly hosted the first session of our new Beyond the Walls Education & Industry Forum at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Chemistry Building. This multi-session series is designed to bring together education and industry leaders to share knowledge, strengthen relationships, and prepare Milwaukee’s future workforce.

We believe in building more than projects—we believe in building futures. The Thomas S. Schueler Scholarship Fund was created to honor the legacy of Thomas (Tom) Schueler, who joined VJS in 1978 and later served as President Emeritus and Senior Consultant from 1992 to 1999, back when the company was known as Voss, Jorgensen, Schueler.

We’re excited to share that VJS was honored as one of the Milwaukee Business Journal’s 2025 Best Places to Work.