Help us Build What's Next in Nuclear Energy
Doing What's Right - for our Partners, the Planet, and our Employees. At ZettaJoule, our work is grounded in trust, driven by excellence and focused on long-term value for our stakeholders.
Trust, respect and integrity are at the core of everything we do. These values govern how we collaborate and communicate with each other and the relationships we build with our customers, partners, and stakeholders.
The pursuit of excellence guides our approach to engineering as well as our commitment to help decarbonize the planet while meeting ever-increasing energy needs. We do this in every detail, every day.
We are experienced energy and financial experts who are committed to creating long-term value for our customers through skillful capital management, insight-driven decision making and efficient execution.
Developing the Nuclear Workforce with ZROC
Through ZettaJoule's workforce subsidiary, the ZettaJoule Reactor Operating Company (ZROC), we partner with stakeholders across the U.S. to train and recruit engineers, plant operators, technicians, and other skilled professionals to help shape the future of nuclear.
Individuals who successfully complete ZROC training, coursework, or certification will be considered for employment at ZettaJoule plants or other nuclear reactor facilities.
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Common Questions
Through our workforce subsidiary ZROC (ZettaJoule Reactor Operating Company), we will recruit locally, regionally and across the nation to train individuals for careers as nuclear engineers, plant operators, technicians and other essential roles.
ZROC partners with Harper Academy 4 Future Nuclear Engineers which provides a no-cost summer residential program for high school students. During the month-long academy, students are introduced to college engineering coursework and experience hands-on learning. The program originated and continues at the University of Michigan. Texas A&M University and the University of Texas have been identified as possible additional host campuses.
The goal of the academy is to inspire students to pursue nuclear engineering careers, thus strengthening the talent pipeline to mitigate persistent workforce shortages in the nuclear industry.
