Crain's Detroit Business · Oct 2025
Notes Atomic Industries’ Warren headquarters and the company’s $25M Series A as one of the region’s largest VC deals.
The world's first AI powered tool and die maker
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Atomic Industries is a Detroit-area, AI-native manufacturing company that vertically integrates mold design, simulation, tooling, and injection-molded part production. Its goal is to replace slow, fragmented tool-and-die workflows with software-orchestrated production that can serve automotive, aerospace, defense, consumer, and other industrial customers.
Primary product
AI-native injection molding and tool-and-die manufacturing platform
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Detroit, Michigan, United States
Team size
40-50
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Manufacturing
Sub-industry
AI-native injection molding, tooling, and tool-and-die manufacturing
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Series A
Total raised
$52.3M
Latest round
Series A · Sep 2025
Latest amount
$25M
Leadership
Co-Founder, CEO
Head of Operations
Head of Finance
Paul Ibrahim
Head of Partnerships
Paul Dilyard
Head of Product
Steven Verschaeve
Director of Molding Operations
Doug Draca
Director of Tooling Operations
Investors
Factory-first, low-ceremony, high-ownership culture: engineers spend time on the shop floor, deploy code daily, and are expected to combine software discipline with hands-on manufacturing execution.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
Public job postings mention competitive pay and equity; YC job listings show engineering compensation in the roughly $95K-$225K range, with other roles described as commensurate with experience.
Benefits
Pricing
B2B project and volume-based pricing for tooling and part production; job postings suggest full-tool, subsidized-tool, and free-tool structures depending on volume.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$50M-$75M
Estimated monthly visits
4.4K
Crain's Detroit Business · Oct 2025
Notes Atomic Industries’ Warren headquarters and the company’s $25M Series A as one of the region’s largest VC deals.
Pulse2 · Sep 2025
Summarizes the Series A, says MaC Venture Capital and DTX Ventures led the round, and describes the company’s AI-driven manufacturing platform and software-defined factory expansion.
TBPN Digest · Sep 2025
Reports Atomic Industries closed a $25M Series A, expanded its Detroit manufacturing footprint, and is now running part production alongside mold manufacturing.
FreightWaves · Mar 2025
Interview with Aaron Slodov on using AI to rebuild U.S. manufacturing and vertically integrate design, simulation, and production.
TechCrunch · Dec 2023
Describes the company’s $17M seed round led by Narya and its plan to use the capital to build out AI manufacturing capabilities in Detroit.