While tech startups chase AI valuations, a 155-person company in Utah is building the physical backbone of America's power grid—and doing $41.8 million in revenue while flying almost completely under the radar. ESSMetron isn't disrupting software; it's manufacturing the steel and copper that keeps the lights on.

"In a world obsessed with digital transformation, ESSMetron proves that physical infrastructure is where the real money—and impact—still lives."

• The keyword 'metron' alone has 7,150 monthly searches—likely capturing unrelated traffic, but showing strong brand recognition
• Their tech stack (jQuery, Bootstrap, Tailwind) is pragmatic, not flashy—built for function over form
• Traffic is 100% from 'undefined' countries, suggesting either a data issue or highly concentrated US domestic operations

The leadership team reveals their operational focus: COO Stephen Howell, VP Operations Patrick Koo, and Head of Financial Operations Joshua Bobincheck form a core operational trio. With Beck Jonson (VP Sales & Marketing) and Amy Grove (VP Finance), this is a mature management team that's been building systems for years—not a founder-led startup chasing growth.