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Build the power behind AI.

One of the largest planned energy and AI campuses in America is rising in the Texas Panhandle, and it is being built by hand. Welders, operators, nuclear engineers, electricians, data center technicians: the timeline is now.

Project Matador gas fleet, Carson County, Texas · concept render
10K+
Construction jobs per year
~5,500
Permanent jobs at full buildout
600
Committed to Carson County
2027
First power, planned
The work

Four frontiers, one campus.

Power & construction

Turbine erection, switchyard build-out, pipeline and water infrastructure, the first construction phase is already complete, and the next five years are the busiest in Panhandle history.

Nuclear

Four AP1000 units filed with the NRC, next door to the most safety-fluent workforce in the country. Licensing, quality, and operations careers measured in decades, not project cycles.

Data centers

Fifteen liquid-cooled data centers serving frontier AI. Commissioning, critical environments, and operations at densities most of the industry has not touched yet.

Corporate & community

Finance, land, permitting, safety, and the long relationship with Amarillo and Carson County, 600 permanent roles are committed to the county in writing.

Open roles

Hiring runs through our recruiting board.

Roles post as the build advances, power and construction first, then nuclear, data centers, and corporate. The board is live.

The timeline is now. Help build it.

620 S. Taylor, Suite 301, Amarillo, Texas.

Private power. Hyperscale ready. Project Matador, a planned large-scale energy and AI campus in Amarillo, Texas.

620 S. Taylor, Suite 301
Amarillo, Texas 79101

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