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NAES Corporation

www.naes.com

 
Our mission at NAES is to provide best-in-class operations, maintenance, construction, engineering and technical services to clients in the power, energy and industrial sectors. We combine technical expertise with financial insight to boost our clients’ performance and reduce their risk, knowing that they operate in competitive, heavily regulated markets. As an employer of choice, we attract and retain best-in-class people who embrace our core values – safety, compliance, quality, integrity, and responsiveness – and apply them to every client’s project.
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.naes.com
  • 1180 NW Maple St Suite 200
    Issaquah, WA USA 98027
  • Phone: 425.961.4700

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Mateen Nayyar
Vice President Information Technology Profile

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