Jesse Jenkins is an associate professor at Princeton and a globally recognized expert on pathways to net-zero who blends rigorous optimization-based energy systems research with hands-on policy and commercial advising. He leads Princeton’s ZERO Lab and the REPEAT Project, translating complex modeling into actionable guidance for investors, lawmakers, and corporate energy buyers while co-founding Firma Power to commercialize "clean firm" power portfolios. With a PhD from MIT and prior roles at Harvard and influential think tanks, he has shaped national decarbonization studies, testified to Congress, and published extensively in top journals. An uncommon mix of academic depth and venture-facing execution, he also advises multiple climate tech startups and VCs, signaling a practical focus on deploying scalable heat and grid solutions.
11 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
n/a, Governments, n/a, Governments at Hatfield School of Government, Portland State University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Engineering Systems, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Engineering Systems at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
B.S., Robert D Clark Honors College, Computer & Information Science; Philosophy, B.S., Robert D Clark Honors College, Computer & Information Science; Philosophy at University of Oregon
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