MEET THE TEAM
Our team has decades of experience in polymer optics, with the technical know-how to get the job done right.
Your Polymer Optics Team, End to End
Meet the Apollo Experts Behind Every Optical Breakthrough
At Apollo Optical Systems, based in Rochester, NY, our team is the engine behind every innovation we deliver. With decades of experience in polymer optics, optical engineering, and advanced manufacturing, we bring deep technical expertise and precision to every stage of your project.
From concept through production, our engineers, designers, and technicians collaborate seamlessly to create innovative, cost-effective solutions tailored to your exact requirements. We don’t just solve problems—we anticipate them, guiding your vision from idea to implementation.
Whether it’s developing custom polymer optical components or optimizing complex systems for high-performance applications, our team is committed to delivering excellence through quality, creativity, and unwavering attention to detail.
Sales & Leadership Team
Tim brings strong business development and customer engagement experience to Apollo Optical Systems. As Sr. Business Development Representative, he focuses on cultivating new partnerships and matching customer needs with Apollo’s precision polymer optics capabilities, helping accelerate growth across key technology markets.
Matt brings nearly two decades of experience in finance and operations. With expertise in Financial reporting, Manufacturing, M&A, and IT Financial Management—and recognition as a “40 Under 40” honoree—Matthew is helping guide Apollo’s strategic growth and long-term success.
"Invention is the most important product of man's creative brain.
The ultimate purpose is the complete mastery of mind over the material world, the harnessing of human nature to human needs."
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