Amentum’s post-merger growth strategy targets space, energy and defense

Amentum is marking one year since its merger with Jacobs' government businesses to create a $14 billion-annual revenue company whose strategy centers around engineering and technology.CEO John Heller joins our Nick Wakeman for this episode to discuss how Amentum has positioned for opportunities in high-growth markets including space systems, nuclear energy and multi-domain defense.As Heller explains, nuclear engineering expertise is becoming more sought-after as artificial intelligence drives demand for power generation at scale.The company is also focused on space-based infrastructure for working and living beyond Earth, along with potential opportunities in the Golden Dome missile defense program.WT 360: Where Amentum wants to go next following its big mergerAmentum shows part of its hand for Golden Dome and nuclear powerA reader's guide to 'New Amentum' on its launch dayAmentum's blueprint as a public companyNew Jacobs, Amentum creation puts focus on large enterprise contractsJacobs, Amentum unveil transaction to form a new public company