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    About Nutron · Phoenix, Arizona · Founded 2019

    Who you're talking to when you call Nutron

    Nutron is a Phoenix, Arizona AI and process automation company, founded in 2019 and run by its three founders from Ahwatukee. We are a US-based company with a US workforce: three founders and a team of five to ten, sized to the work, all in the United States. Nothing we deliver is subcontracted or offshored.

    We are technologists, and AI implementation is one of our specialties: Nutron holds the patents on the computer-vision system the leading US glass-claims processor runs in production. It is not everything we do. What matters most is getting to the outcome the decision maker asked for, and the promise is a plain one: we sit down with whoever owns the problem, listen, find what is really causing it, and tell you how to fix it, in writing. If you choose, the same people build it, at a fixed price, on the systems you already run, and you keep the system.

    A small conference room in a Phoenix office in the morning: a whiteboard with a half-erased operations diagram and three chairs pushed in around the table.

    At a glance

    Founded
    2019
    Run by
    Its three founders, all in Phoenix
    Team
    Three founders and a team of five to ten, sized to the work, all in the United States
    Office
    1345 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 117, Phoenix, AZ 85048 (Ahwatukee)
    Delivery
    In person across the Phoenix metro, remote anywhere in the United States, nothing subcontracted or offshored
    First contact
    A founder or the people who would do the work

    Facts on this page current as of September 12, 2026.

    Where we come from

    Between them, the three founders bring more than 70 years of global semiconductor manufacturing experience, leading technology teams at some of the largest technology companies in the world. They are educators, integrators, and solution architects, and they hold technology patents. That is where our sense of what breaks at scale comes from, and we have put it to work inside a 120,000-employee semiconductor manufacturer's workforce operations, behind the leading US glass-claims processor, for a 75-attorney law firm, and at a public research university.

    Where we have worked

    The operating problems we have worked on sit inside:

    • Municipalities and local and federal government
    • Social-service agencies
    • Startups and small businesses
    • Large enterprises
    • Schools and universities
    • Insurance firms
    • Transportation authorities

    We will still need you to walk us through yours. Ask us how any of the work on this site was built; we will walk you through it, in our office or on a call, and we will tell you which parts would not carry over to your situation.

    Questions people ask about Nutron

    Who runs Nutron?

    Three founders, all based in Phoenix, Arizona, who still do the work. They are not named on the site by their own choice; the first conversation is with one of them or with the people who would build.

    Where is Nutron located?

    1345 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 117, Phoenix, AZ 85048, in Ahwatukee. First meetings happen at the client's site or Nutron's anywhere in the Phoenix metro; everywhere else in the United States the same team works over video.

    Is Nutron a US company?

    Yes. Nutron is a US-based company with a US workforce: three founders and a team of five to ten, sized to the work, all in the United States. Nothing delivered to a client is subcontracted or offshored.

    What does Nutron do?

    Nutron is a Phoenix, Arizona AI and process automation company. A two-week operations audit, from $1,500, puts a cost on every bottleneck and puts the fix in writing; if the client wants it built, the people who wrote it build it at a fixed price on the systems already in place, and the client owns the result.

    What we ask on the first call

    Thirty minutes, no prep, no pitch. Three questions.

    1. What is slowing you down, in your own words.

      You do not have to know what to call it. The problems worth two weeks rarely arrive as a requirements document.

    2. Who touches the work, from intake to delivery.

      The handoffs, rework loops, and spreadsheet workarounds that never appear in the documented version are usually where the cost is.

    3. What you have already tried.

      Your assumption about the cause is the starting hypothesis, not the conclusion. If the cause turns out to be somewhere else, we say so before you spend a build budget on it.

    If the problem warrants it, the next step is the two-week operations audit, from $1,500. An audit can end with us recommending nothing be built. The blueprint is yours either way. What the audit covers.

    Where you are

    If you are in Arizona

    You do not need to look out of state. We are at 1345 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 117, Phoenix, AZ 85048, in Ahwatukee, in the corridor where US semiconductor manufacturing is being built. The number is (602) 271-4000. We pick up, and we will meet you at your site or ours anywhere in the Phoenix metro.

    If you are anywhere else in the United States

    Nutron is a US-based company with a US workforce, and we deliver remotely across the country. Our sense of what breaks at scale comes from manufacturing, human resources, and software technology, and from the work: a system that had to hold for 120,000 employees, a claims flow still in production for the leading US glass-claims processor, a program that held cohort after cohort. We have tackled enough different problems to know the hard ones are the ones worth taking, and we run toward the problems other firms turn down.

    We also build and operate two products of our own, TalentCafe and PopCV, which is how we know what keeping software alive actually costs. They are proof of execution, not services on offer. See the products.

    Start with the problem, not the pitch.

    Tell us what is slowing you down and we will tell you whether the two-week operations audit is worth it for you, and what we would look at first.

    (602) 271-4000 · 1345 E Chandler Blvd, Suite 117, Phoenix, AZ 85048