Flexible circuit interconnects for EV batteries and wiring harness replacement
CelLink builds high-conductance flexible circuits that replace round-wire harnesses and battery interconnects. Its stack pairs factory systems (MES, SCADA, SPC, CMMS) with PyTorch, TensorFlow and OpenCV, pointing to machine-vision and data-driven process control on the line. Accelerating, manufacturing-heavy hiring plus pain points around pilot-to-volume transfer and yield show a company moving from prototype output into high-volume production ramp.
Notable leadership hires: Production Lead
CelLink Corporation is a privately held manufacturer headquartered in San Carlos, California, founded in 2011. The company produces flexible circuits that integrate busing, fusing, voltage monitoring and temperature sensing into one component, positioned as a lighter, more compact alternative to conventional wire harnesses. Its focus areas are wiring harnesses and battery interconnects for electrification applications. A tool-less production process supports small-batch customization. The company employs 201–500 people and currently hires in the United States.
CelLink uses MES, SCADA, SPC and CMMS on the factory floor, Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow and OpenCV for data and vision work, SolidWorks, NX and Cadence Allegro for design, and SAP, Oracle and NetSuite for business systems.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in manufacturing and engineering, mostly mid and senior roles in the United States, with a Production Lead among notable openings.
Current initiatives include a high-volume production ramp, preventive and predictive maintenance programs, process qualification and validation, new product introductions, and automation of electrical testing systems.
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