Flexible circuit integration for EV power distribution and battery systems
CelLink manufactures integrated flexible circuits that consolidate wiring, fusing, and monitoring into single components for electric vehicles and battery systems. The engineering and manufacturing hiring mix (23 and 15 roles respectively) reflects active scaling of production capacity, supported by a heavy automation and CAD toolchain (SolidWorks, NX, AutoCAD, Beckhoff, Siemens, FANUC). Project focus on battery module design, material qualification, and production scaling indicates a company moving from prototype to volume manufacturing—a phase where yield improvement and equipment reliability emerge as critical blockers.
CelLink designs and manufactures flexible circuits for high-voltage power distribution in electric vehicles and battery systems. Their product consolidates traditional round-wire harnesses, fuses, and voltage/temperature monitoring into a single laminated assembly at one-quarter the weight and one-tenth the volume. The company operates a tool-less manufacturing process that enables rapid customization and prototyping at minimum order quantity of one. Based in San Carlos, California, with 201–500 employees, CelLink serves automotive and energy-storage OEMs. Current operational focus spans battery module development, equipment throughput optimization, and transition from job-shop to scalable high-volume production.
CelLink's stack includes SolidWorks and NX for CAD design, Beckhoff TwinCAT and Siemens for automation, FANUC robotics control, Keyence vision systems, and Ignition for industrial control. MES system improvement is an active project.
Active projects include battery module and pack layout design, material qualification for vacuum lamination, production scaling, equipment improvement for throughput and yield, MES system enhancement, and implementation of company-wide spare parts and standardized reporting systems.
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