At Last Energy, we’re taking on one of the hardest problems in energy: how to build nuclear power that’s simple, repeatable, and fast to deploy at scale.
You’ll be part of a dynamic and passionate team that blends fresh perspectives with seasoned expertise, drawing from a wide array of backgrounds and industries to solve what we believe to be the most important challenge of our lifetime.
Last Energy is a fast-growing and international team united in our mission to drive a rapid, global transition towards clean, affordable, and scalable energy.
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If you are interested in joining the Last Energy team but do not see an opportunity that fits what you're looking for right now, please send us your resume. We are always looking for talented and motivated people to join our team.
Last Energy Inc., an Austin-based nuclear startup, plans to test its pilot microreactor on a campus of Texas A&M University as the race for small modular reactors heats up amid growing energy demand for artificial intelligence.
Last Energy Inc., an Austin-based nuclear startup, plans to test its pilot microreactor on a campus of Texas A&M University as the race for small modular reactors heats up amid growing energy demand for artificial intelligence.
Britain’s first “micro” nuclear reactors are to be built on the site of a former coal-fired power station in south Wales.
Britain’s first “micro” nuclear reactors are to be built on the site of a former coal-fired power station in south Wales.
Last Energy expects its four units at a site near near Bridgend to produce enough energy to power 244,000 homes, creating opportunities for industry in the area.
Last Energy expects its four units at a site near near Bridgend to produce enough energy to power 244,000 homes, creating opportunities for industry in the area.
