Electrochromic smart-glass film maker using roll-to-roll production
Ambilight develops and mass-produces flexible electrochromic film that tunes light and heat through glass and plastic for automotive, architectural and consumer electronics uses. Its stack pairs optics and multiphysics simulation (Zemax, COMSOL) with lab analytics (HPLC, LC-MS, GC-MS) and machine vision (Keyence, Cognex). Hiring is accelerating in China, and pain points cluster around coating yield and defect control, pointing to a scale-up from pilot output to high-volume manufacturing.
Notable leadership hires: User Research Lead
Ambilight is a privately held electrochromic technology company founded in 2017 and headquartered in California, with an additional presence in West Lafayette. It works on third-generation electrochromic materials and produces flexible film-based products through a roll-to-roll process. Target applications include automotive glazing, architecture and consumer electronics. The company employs 201–500 people, and current hiring is concentrated in China across engineering, manufacturing, operations, quality, product, design, marketing and legal functions.
Ambilight makes flexible electrochromic film. The film regulates light and heat through glass and plastic, and the company produces it roll-to-roll for automotive, architectural and consumer electronics applications.
Ambilight's stack includes COMSOL, Zemax, MATLAB, Python, Minitab and JMP for engineering and analysis. It uses SolidWorks, CATIA and AutoCAD for design, SAP for operations, and Tableau and Power BI for reporting.
Ambilight is currently hiring in China, and the pace of hiring is accelerating. Open roles span manufacturing, quality, engineering, operations, product and marketing, and include a User Research Lead.
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