Anderson-Reed Nuclear
Safety
Safety is our top priority at Anderson-Reed. Nuclear power is still a very new and very chaotic source of energy, and accidents are bound to happen. That's why we are always up to date with requirements on workplace safety from the Occupational Safety and Hazards Administration, as well as nuclear requirements from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Several minor accidents have occured at Anderson-Reed facilities. Being open and honest about our shortcomings is one of our values as a company, and it's how we believe we can grow and prosper as a family, so make sure to read up on some of our mistakes.
Reliability
We're in the business of quality. We generate reliable, efficient power that has an uptime of 99.99%. In fact, we're so sure about our quality that for every minute of downtime customers experience, we'll give one kilowatt-hour of electricity to every customer — for free.
In the event that an outage is occuring, head to our outages panel to learn more.
Fairness
Anderson-Reed is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All decisions made regarding employment including (but not limited to) the decisions to hire, discipline, promote, or fire, will be entirely based on merit, performance, and the needs of the company. We do not discriminate based on race, sex or gender identity, religion, age, national origin, marital status, ancestry, disability, medical conditions, pregnancy, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any status protected under U.S. law.
Who we are
Michael Anderson, Founder and CEO
Michael Anderson is a visionary leader, providing excellent ambition and drive. In 1989, him and Steven Reed founded Anderson-Reed, then as a small nuclear consulting company. From the ground up, they built what Anderson-Reed is today, with 3 nuclear fission power plants and a first-of-its-kind nuclear fusion power plant being constructed in the Seattle area.
Steven Reed, Co-Founder and CNO
Steven Reed is a brilliant Stanford graduate who specializes in nuclear sciences and engineering. Reed and Anderson teamed up at Stanford and founded Anderson-Reed, continuing on to create the most efficient fission power plant that the world has ever seen.
John Gray, CTO
John Gray joined Anderson-Reed in 2010 as CTO, overhauling our computer networking and security. He has been working with us ever since, helping us to transition to an electronic future. Gray worked as a computer science freelancer before joining Anderson-Reed.
Will Collins, CFO
Will Collins joined Anderson-Reed in 1991 as our 50th employee, bringing to the table a much better business model. Collins is now our CFO, and has turned Anderson-Reed from a company that was hemorrhaging money into a lean system of profit.