While Silicon Valley chases app downloads and AI hype, Electromet is building the physical armor for the U.S. military's most sensitive electronics. This isn't a startup—it's a precision engineering fortress with 56 employees protecting the warfighter's tech edge.

"In defense, you don't need viral traffic—you need the right traffic. Electromet's 53% organic search rate proves they're not chasing clicks, they're capturing contracts."

The tech stack tells its own story. jQuery, Bootstrap, and Tailwind CSS suggest a pragmatic, no-nonsense approach to web presence—function over flash. They're not building a consumer-facing e-commerce experience; they're creating a credible digital storefront for engineers and procurement officers who value substance over style. The absence of modern frameworks like React or Vue is a feature, not a bug—it signals stability and focus.

• Specializes in rugged enclosures and packaging for defense electronics
• Serves all branches: Navy, Air Force, Marines, Army, Coast Guard
• Revenue per employee ($277K) rivals top-tier software companies
• Organic search dominates (53%)—proving deep SEO moats in defense
• Key people include David Wasberg (Business Dev) and Adam Baer (Engineering)