Nanolayered polymer film maker for capacitors, power electronics and barriers
Peak Nano manufactures nanolayered polymer films aimed at capacitor, power electronics and barrier markets. Hiring tilts heavily toward manufacturing, and job posts cluster around yield, scrap, equipment reliability and film quality, which points to a company in the middle of moving from R&D into commercial-volume production. The stack pairs engineering design and optics tools (SolidWorks, Creo, NX, Zemax, MATLAB) with NetSuite for ERP.
Peak Nano is a privately held advanced materials manufacturer headquartered in Valley View, Ohio, founded in 2016 and employing 51–200 people. It produces NanoPlex™ polymer films built by coextruding thousands of nanoscale layers, targeting dielectric strength, energy density, thermal endurance and barrier performance. Target applications include power grid equipment, fusion energy, AI data centers, electric vehicles, packaging and aerospace. The company positions its films as drop-in replacements for conventional polymer films and sources through U.S. and allied-nation supply chains. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Peak Nano produces NanoPlex™ nanolayered polymer films for capacitors, power electronics and barrier uses, with target markets spanning the power grid, EVs, AI data centers, fusion energy, packaging and aerospace.
Peak Nano is headquartered in Valley View, Ohio, United States, where its films are engineered. The company was founded in 2016 and has 51–200 employees.
Peak Nano's stack includes NetSuite, SolidWorks, Creo, NX, Zemax and MATLAB for engineering, plus Python, PostgreSQL, Docker, GitLab CI/CD, Kubernetes, Terraform and AWS, Azure and GCP.
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