Jacob DeWitte serves as the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Oklo Inc., a trailblazing nuclear energy company focused on developing advanced fast fission reactors to deliver clean, reliable power. A visionary in the field of sustainable energy, DeWitte graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Nuclear Science and Engineering. His early career included a stint as a nuclear engineering intern at GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, where he gained hands-on experience in reactor design, safety protocols, and advanced nuclear technologies. In 2013, DeWitte co-founded Oklo with classmate Caroline Cochran, driven by a mission to revolutionize energy production through small-scale, modular reactors like the Aurora powerhouse. Under his leadership, the company has achieved key milestones, including receiving a site use permit from the U.S. Department of Energy at Idaho National Laboratory, regulatory progress with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and a landmark SPAC merger in 2024 that took Oklo public on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker OKLO. These accomplishments have positioned Oklo to secure major partnerships, such as power purchase agreements with Equinix and Sam Altman's OpenAI-linked initiatives. As CEO of OKLO INC CLASS A, DeWitte steers the company's strategy toward commercial deployment, emphasizing scalable nuclear solutions for data centers, remote communities, and industrial applications. His innovative approach has earned recognition from industry leaders, propelling Oklo to the forefront of the global nuclear renaissance and addressing pressing demands for carbon-free baseload energy.