Gvd Corporation Careers in Cambridge, MA

GVD’s patented coating technology offers users a variety of benefits. Our core technology is a dry, one-step polymer coating process invented at MIT by Prof. Karen Gleason and commercialized by GVD in 2001. This technology, initiated chemical vapor deposition (iCVD), combines the benefits of wet-applied coatings (e.g., deposition of well-known polymers) and conventional dry vapor deposition (e.g., conformal coatings of uniform thickness). GVD’s ultrathin coatings are immediately ready to use — no need for drying, curing, or any other post-processing. Customer parts remain at room temperature during GVD’s fully-automated deposition process. Since inception, the company has successfully scaled-up and commercialized a new PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating process, and has pioneered new materials and applications with its customers. We are uniquely capable of meeting the coating demands of many industries, including semiconductor, aerospace, defense, medical device, consumer p