Federal Services Lead at Oklo Inc in Washington, DC | USD105,000-175,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

government liaison

stakeholder relations

competitive analysis

program advocacy

capture leadership

industry representation

Acting as a liaison with government agencies, shaping requirements and understanding customer needs
Nurturing relationships with federal government sponsors, industry collaborators, and other stakeholders, in collaboration with other Oklo colleagues
Conducting competitive analysis, researching competitors, and gathering intelligence on funded and contemplated programs
Acting as an Oklo advocate with federal sponsors throughout program lifecycle
Leading cross-functional capture teams, including technical experts, government affairs operators, and technical writers, acting as a coordinator or shepherd to bring proposal development to realization
Representing Oklo at meetings, industry events, and other touch points

Requirements

nnsa experience

nuclear projects

bachelor's

t3

problem solving

communication

Prior experience working in the NNSA or DOE vertical
A skilled negotiator, who crafts their message with their audience in mind, and effectively presents value proposition
An excellent writer who can write in a modern active voice (so make your cover letter compelling and write it well!)
Experience with nuclear projects
Comfortable in a fast-paced, dynamic startup work environment
A strong communicator, both in technical writing and in collaborative discussions
T3 or higher
Willing and excited to propose novel and creative solutions to technical problems
Bachelor's degree in a technical field

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

Pioneering the future of nuclear energy with compact and efficient reactor designs.
Aiming to provide reliable, low-cost power to address the global clean energy challenge.
Innovative approach prioritizes scalability and sustainability.
Reshaping energy perception with a team of passionate engineers and scientists.
Enabling small modular reactors for energy delivery to remote locations and industries.
Focus on safety and minimal waste to meet rising global energy demand.
Utilizing a unique fuel design for greater efficiency and sustainability compared to traditional reactors.
Supported by private investment and government grants advancing clean energy solutions.
Developing prototypes with commercialization goals for the future.

Culture + Values

A startup person: you aren't driven by titles or hierarchy, and prefer efficiency to excess process.
Motivated: you are self-motivated and bring an enthusiasm to the team that goes beyond clocking in and clocking out.
A team-player: Oklo genuinely is a team; we aren't about taking credit for ourselves or pushing blame to others.
An excellent communicator: technically competent and a clear, upbeat communicator.
Creative: able to identify and invent solutions when things fall outside clear scopes or processes without micromanagement.
Detail-oriented: focus on excellence, consistency, quality; even grammar and spelling matter.

Environment + Sustainability

15–50 MWe

Aurora Reactors Capacity

Delivers clean, reliable, and affordable energy with a 10-year refuel cycle.

over 90%

Fuel Recycling Efficiency

Advanced fuel recycling extracts over 90% of remaining potential energy from used fuel, lowering fuel costs significantly.

2030s

Fuel Recycling Facility Deployment

Commercial-scale fuel recycling facility deployment planned for the 2030s.

2027

First Aurora Deployment

First Aurora powerhouse deployment at Idaho National Laboratory targeted for 2027.

Developing fast fission power plants to deliver clean, reliable, affordable energy at scale using Aurora reactors with a 10-year refuel cycle.
Master Power Agreement to deploy up to 12 GW of Aurora powerhouses for Switch through 2044.
Secured Letters of Intent covering up to 750 MW and a pipeline of ~2,100 MW of low-carbon power for U.S. data centers.
Strategic alliance with Liberty Energy combining near-term natural gas solutions with future integration of zero-carbon Aurora reactors.
No explicit net-zero target date published.

Inclusion & Diversity

Articles

Energy overview

Oklo selects Kiewit as lead constructor

Proposed acquisition of Atomic Alchemy

Company

Overview

Pioneering the future of nuclear energy with compact and efficient reactor designs.
Aiming to provide reliable, low-cost power to address the global clean energy challenge.
Innovative approach prioritizes scalability and sustainability.
Reshaping energy perception with a team of passionate engineers and scientists.
Enabling small modular reactors for energy delivery to remote locations and industries.
Focus on safety and minimal waste to meet rising global energy demand.
Utilizing a unique fuel design for greater efficiency and sustainability compared to traditional reactors.
Supported by private investment and government grants advancing clean energy solutions.
Developing prototypes with commercialization goals for the future.

Culture + Values

A startup person: you aren't driven by titles or hierarchy, and prefer efficiency to excess process.
Motivated: you are self-motivated and bring an enthusiasm to the team that goes beyond clocking in and clocking out.
A team-player: Oklo genuinely is a team; we aren't about taking credit for ourselves or pushing blame to others.
An excellent communicator: technically competent and a clear, upbeat communicator.
Creative: able to identify and invent solutions when things fall outside clear scopes or processes without micromanagement.
Detail-oriented: focus on excellence, consistency, quality; even grammar and spelling matter.

Environment + Sustainability

15–50 MWe

Aurora Reactors Capacity

Delivers clean, reliable, and affordable energy with a 10-year refuel cycle.

over 90%

Fuel Recycling Efficiency

Advanced fuel recycling extracts over 90% of remaining potential energy from used fuel, lowering fuel costs significantly.

2030s

Fuel Recycling Facility Deployment

Commercial-scale fuel recycling facility deployment planned for the 2030s.

2027

First Aurora Deployment

First Aurora powerhouse deployment at Idaho National Laboratory targeted for 2027.

Developing fast fission power plants to deliver clean, reliable, affordable energy at scale using Aurora reactors with a 10-year refuel cycle.
Master Power Agreement to deploy up to 12 GW of Aurora powerhouses for Switch through 2044.
Secured Letters of Intent covering up to 750 MW and a pipeline of ~2,100 MW of low-carbon power for U.S. data centers.
Strategic alliance with Liberty Energy combining near-term natural gas solutions with future integration of zero-carbon Aurora reactors.
No explicit net-zero target date published.

Inclusion & Diversity

Articles

Energy overview

Oklo selects Kiewit as lead constructor

Proposed acquisition of Atomic Alchemy