CHENNAI, India, July 8, 2025 – Polymatech has announced the appointment of Allen Nejah as chief innovation officer (CIO) and head of new product development. This hire underscores Polymatech’s commitment to advancing its global innovation strategy and accelerating the development of semiconductor and RF systems for industries including AI, healthcare, and electronics.
Leadership in Innovation and Product Development
In his new role, Nejah will lead Polymatech’s global R&D strategy, overseeing the development of next-generation products. He will work with engineering teams delivering practical, market-ready solutions, supporting the company’s growth in the global electronics industry. His background in AI-integrated semiconductors, sustainable electronics and cross-industry technology aligns with Polymatech’s focus on scalable solutions.
“Allen’s appointment comes at a pivotal moment as we expand our footprint across critical sectors,” said Eswara Rao Nandam, CEO and managing director of Polymatech Electronics. “His visionary approach, technical expertise, and proven ability to deliver market-ready solutions will enhance our capabilities and position us to lead in the global semiconductor industry.”
A Proven Innovator with Global Impact
Nejah has more than 35 years of engineering experience across aerospace, automotive, telecommunications, medical devices, semiconductors, consumer electronics and IoT. As founder and CEO of SunMan Engineering, a Silicon Valley product development firm, he has led more than 1,600 system-level engineering projects since 1990. His patented technologies have been used by companies such as Apple, Tesla, Ford, Samsung, Google and Adobe, reflecting his work in applying emerging technologies to commercial products.
Nejah’s work includes the development of an early connected car platform, introduced at CES 2007, that combined voice recognition, GPS, wireless connectivity and multi-sensor technology. This system helped lay the groundwork for smart mobility and autonomous vehicle technologies. His company, Telemetria Inc., also demonstrated an 4G ‘WiMax’ system in partnership with Intel, Verizon, Clearwire, Vodafone and SunMan, reflecting his focus on engineering and cross-industry technology integration.
“I am honored to join Polymatech Electronics at such a transformative time,” said Nejah. “The company’s mission to deliver advanced semiconductor solutions that address real-world challenges resonates deeply with my passion for innovation. I look forward to collaborating with this talented team to create impactful products and drive Polymatech’s growth on a global scale.”
A Visionary Leader and Mentor
Nejah has founded and scaled multiple technology ventures, including SunMan Engineering, LightSpeed LLC, Telemetria Inc., and InfiniGear Robotics.
Nejah holds a degree in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering from the University of Missouri-Columbia and serves as a volunteer professor at San Jose State University. His leadership supports Polymatech’s goal of developing technologies from concept to application.
Source: Polymatech Electronics
About Polymatech Electronics
Polymatech Electronics Limited, founded in 2007 and based in Tamil Nadu, India, focuses on developing and manufacturing opto- and compound-semiconductor components. Its product lines include LED chips, microcontrollers, wireless chips, and semiconductor packaging solutions. The company serves industries including automotive, telecommunications, healthcare, lighting, and IoT, providing both front-end and back-end semiconductor processes such as ingot growth, wafer fabrication, and advanced packaging. With more than 17 years in operation, Polymatech has built partnerships and alliances across the semiconductor value chain to support its technology and supply goals. In fiscal year 2024, the company reported revenue of around $150M. Polymatech is expanding its manufacturing capacity to include silicon, silicon carbide, and sapphire wafers, targeting export markets in the U.S., European Union, and Middle East. Its approach combines R&D with high-volume production to meet the global demand for specialized semiconductor materials.