Dr. Cameron Goodwin, CDI.D™, Head of Research and Development for Project Omega.
Congratulations to Dr. Cameron Goodwin on her new role with Project Omega. She earned her CDI.D™ designation from Corporate Directors International, having completed the Board Certification Program at ACE LLC.
ACE LLC Announces ACE Graduate, Dr. Cameron Goodwin, is the new Head of Research and Development for Project Omega.
Washington DC, USA, June 1, 2026 – We are excited to welcome Dr. Cameron Goodwin to Project Omega as our new Head of Research & Development.
Dr. Goodwin brings more than a decade of leadership across nuclear operations, regulation, and advanced reactor innovation. Most recently, she served as Director of the Rhode Island Atomic Energy Commission, where she oversaw the state’s only nuclear facility and led all operational and regulatory efforts.
Prior to that, she held key roles at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, contributing to operating reactor licensing and advancing next-generation technologies, including SMRs and non-lightwater reactors.
About Project Omega
We were given reactors, but never the systems that turn nuclear energy into abundance. AI acceleration, electrification, next-generation manufacturing are pushing energy demand far beyond what today’s systems can produce.
No domestic nuclear recycling.
No modern materials, safeguards, or scalable fuel pathways.
No small‑scale, long‑duration nuclear power systems.
Nuclear is the only power source to meet the needs of the nation’s innovation and growth trajectory. But the U.S. has never unlocked its full potential. Until now.
You can learn more about Project Omega here.
About Dr. Cameron Goodwin:
Head of R&D at Project Omega and leading scientist with over 20+ years of leadership experience in the Nuclear Sector. Naval Academy graduate and Naval Officer on both conventional and nuclear platforms. Accomplished leader in the nuclear community and a champion for the safe and reliable uses of nuclear science to support energy production, medical treatments, and general research. Only the second woman to be the Director of a U.S. nuclear facility, a steward for the promotion of STEM with young women. Leader in development of regulation direction for fusion facilities both domestically and internationally.