Epitaxy Growth Engineer
About the job
- Hands-on expertise with molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) growth of semiconductors is required.
- Hands-on experience in MBE tool maintenance and repair, with a desire to work hands-on in the laboratory with the technical team maintaining and operating an MBE tool.
- Background in opto-electronic semiconductor devices, optics, electronics, software, cryogenics, radiometric methods, modelling, testing, and analysis.
- A PhD or MS degree in Engineering, Physics, or a related field.
- Five or more years of related hands-on work experience in III-V or II-VI semiconductor MBE growth and characterization of semiconductor materials; direct HgCdTe experience is preferred.
- Experience modeling infrared detector performance and correlating detector performance to MBE growth and device processing parameters.
- U.S. citizenship is required due to access restrictions.
- Perform MBE growth production and characterization of HgCdTe wafers for producing high-performance infrared focal plane arrays and detectors.
- Own MBE tools, including tool-use planning, maintenance and repair, growth-structure design, recipe writing, wafer growth, post-growth wafer characterization, and correlating MBE growth results with final device performance.
- Develop new growth and characterization techniques to improve processes, yield, and wafer throughput.
- Prior experience in MBE growth in a production setting, with a track record of successful production execution.
About the company
Teledyne designs and manufactures sensors, imaging cameras, and electronics for aerospace, defense, environmental monitoring, and medical imaging. Its products combine core sensing and imaging capabilities into integrated solutions, including digital imaging sensors, high-reliability cameras, instrumentation, aerospace and defense electronics, and engineered systems for harsh environments. The company differentiates itself by growing through targeted acquisitions, building a diversified portfolio with specialized capabilities and high barriers to entry. Its goal is to expand capabilities and market reach by acquiring complementary technologies while delivering reliable sensing and imaging technology for critical industries.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Thousand Oaks, California
Founded
1960
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What believers are saying
- July 22, 2026 Q2 sales rose 9.8%, margins hit 20.0%, guidance increased.
- August 2026 Varex acquisition expands Teledyne into medical imaging and raises cross-sell leverage.
- September 2026 CAM400 and Nexora launches show continued product cadence across marine and machine vision.
What critics are saying
- Varex’s $1.1 billion deal closes in early 2027 or gets blocked by regulators.
- DOJ’s January 2026 Teledyne ESP settlement exposes government-contract compliance and quality-control fragility.
- US export controls and antitrust reviews can choke overseas imaging sales and delay integration.
What makes Teledyne unique
- Teledyne embeds sensors across Artemis II, Roman, SMILE, and 250+ space programs.
- Teledyne FLIR, e2v, and Raymarine give it rare breadth from sea to space.
- Jason VanWees’ 75 acquisitions built a diversified, high-margin industrial imaging platform.
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Teledyne Technologies, the Thousand Oaks, California-based industrial group with a market cap of $28.4 billion, is due to report fiscal Q3 2026 results soon. Analysts expect adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $6.15, up 10.4% from $5.57 a year earlier. The company has beaten Wall Street expectations in the past four quarters. For fiscal 2026, analysts forecast adjusted EPS of $24.69, up 12.3% from $21.99 in fiscal 2025. In Q2, adjusted EPS was $6.28 and revenue rose 9.8% year-over-year to $1.66 billion, beating consensus. Demand for infrared detectors, space and airborne systems, marine unmanned systems, and counter-drone applications drove growth. Teledyne raised its 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $24.45–$24.65. Shares have gained 6.5% over 52 weeks, behind the S&P 500's nearly 16%. The average analyst price target is $746.82, implying 21.7% upside.
FLIR introduces A8481 compact HD MWIR science camera. * Rating12345 New thermal imaging camera delivers 1280 x 1024 HD resolution in the compact A-Series platform, providing a straightforward upgrade path for existing research and test environments Teledyne FLIR today announced the launch of the A8481, a new compact HD MWIR science camera designed for researchers and engineers who need significantly more thermal detail without changing the workflows, optics, software, and infrastructure they already use. Built around a 1280 x 1024 HOT MWIR SLS detector, the A8481 delivers four times the pixels of VGA A-Series cameras while maintaining the compact form factor of the A67xx platform. For many research programs, moving from VGA thermal imaging to HD has traditionally required adopting a larger camera platform, resulting in new mounting systems, optics considerations, integration work, and validation efforts. The A8481 addresses this challenge by bringing HD MWIR imaging into the same compact A-Series body already deployed throughout laboratories, test facilities, and research environments worldwide. "The A8481 removes one of the biggest barriers to adopting HD thermal imaging," said Matthew Hasty, Director of Product Management for Automation and Science at FLIR. "Researchers have long wanted more thermal detail without introducing the complexity of a larger camera platform. With the A8481, customers can move to 1280 x 1024 HD thermal imaging while continuing to use the same compact A-Series workflow, optics ecosystem, software environment, and integration infrastructure they already trust." The camera combines a 1280 x 1024, 8 μm HOT MWIR SLS focal plane with thermal sensitivity below 30 mK to deliver detailed radiometric thermal data across a wide range of scientific and industrial applications. Researchers can collect measurement-grade thermal imagery while using the same FLIR Precision Optics ecosystem, mounting interfaces, connectivity, and FLIR Research Studio workflow already established in their facilities. The A8481 supports GigE Vision, GenICam, and CoaXPress connectivity while providing precision trigger and synchronization functionality for deterministic data capture. Its integrated motorized three-position filter wheel supports expanded temperature measurement ranges, while compatibility with motorized, manual-focus, microscope, and macro optics enables users to maximize measurement pixels on target. The camera is designed for a broad range of research, testing, and measurement applications, including electronics analysis, battery research, combustion studies, propulsion testing, non-destructive testing, materials characterization, and academic research. The combination of HD spatial resolution, radiometric recording, and microscope optics allows users to measure thermal behavior from full assemblies down to individual components and microscopic features. "The real advantage of the A8481 is that customers can increase the amount of thermal information they capture without disrupting established test procedures," said Jerry Beeney, Sales Manager, R&D Science, Teledyne FLIR. "Whether they're upgrading from an existing A-Series camera or building a new measurement system, the A8481 provides HD detail, measurement-grade data, and compatibility with the software, optics, and workflows they've already invested in. It delivers more insight while keeping implementation simple." In addition to HD imagery, the A8481 supports fully radiometric .ATS recording within FLIR Research Studio Professional for acquisition, analysis, collaboration, and reporting. Windowed imaging modes can achieve frame rates up to 13,733 Hz, enabling users to capture rapid thermal events while maintaining the measurement capabilities required for scientific and engineering investigations. The A8481 joins Flir's science camera portfolio as the compact HD MWIR upgrade path for existing A-Series users, providing enhanced thermal detail and measurement capability without requiring researchers to redesign their workflows or test environments. The Flir A8481 will be available beginning October 2026 through Flir's global network of sales representatives and channel partners. A8481 demonstrations and application consultations are available for organizations evaluating HD MWIR thermal imaging for research and testing applications. ABOUT TELEDYNE FLIR Teledyne FLIR, a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies, is a world leader in intelligent sensing solutions for defense and industrial applications. Founded in 1978, the company creates advanced technologies that help professionals make better, faster decisions that save lives and livelihoods. Teledyne FLIR provides a diverse portfolio of thermal imaging, visible-light imaging, video analytics, measurement and diagnostic, and advanced threat detection systems serving customers across industrial, commercial, public safety, and defense markets. For more information, please visit www.flir.com or follow @flir.
Teledyne FLIR OEM launches Prism A-ISR: ai-enabled air-to-ground detection and tracking software. Real-time multi-target tracking, AI perception, and multispectral image processing for airborne ISR platforms GOLETA, Calif., Oct. 6, 2026 - Teledyne FLIR OEM, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE: TDY), today launched Prism(TM) A-ISR, the latest embedded software module in its Prism software portfolio. Prism A-ISR delivers AI-enabled air-to-ground object detection and tracking for airborne intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems. Designed for uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) and other aerial ISR platforms, the software detects, classifies, and tracks ground objects in real time using passive midwave infrared (MWIR), longwave infrared (LWIR), and visible electro-optical (EO) sensor data. Patented denoise and super-resolution processing features improve signal-to-noise performance while reducing bit rate and bandwidth requirements. This enables systems to react faster. Electronic stabilization and dehaze algorithms further enhance image quality and detection range. "By combining our patented image processing, AI perception models, and edge-processing expertise, Prism A-ISR improves long-range situational awareness in cluttered and degraded visual environments while reducing false alarms and integration risk," said Jared Faraudo, Vice President of Product Management, Teledyne FLIR OEM. "The software supports multi-target detection and tracking for mission applications requiring persistent surveillance, force protection, defense autonomy, and actionable mission intelligence." To support evolving operational requirements and custom target classes, updated mission models can be generated in days, not weeks, using Teledyne FLIR's AIMMGen(TM) synthetic model-training service. This allows developers to adapt airborne ISR systems for specific mission profiles in record time. Prism A-ISR is optimized for NVIDIA(R) and Qualcomm(R) embedded AI platforms that are widely used in defense applications and supports rapid OEM integration and scalable deployment. The software is compatible with a broad range of Teledyne FLIR camera modules, including the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)-compliant Boson(R) + and Neutrino(R) thermal camera families, as well as select third-party infrared and EO cameras. The Prism portfolio provides a perception software backbone for defense integrators developing uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS), ground ISR systems, and automatic target recognition (ATR) applications. Prism A-ISR joins Prism C-UAS, Prism Ground ISR, and Prism SKR, expanding the portfolio with air-to-ground tracking and multispectral capabilities for airborne ISR systems. The software lowers integration risk and accelerates development with production-ready perception models, developer resources, and integration support across embedded hardware platforms, helping integrators focus on mission requirements and bring modern ISR capabilities to the field faster. To see Prism A-ISR in action, visit Teledyne FLIR at booth #6013 during AUSA in Washington, D.C., Oct. 12-14, 2026. To learn more about Teledyne FLIR OEM, visit oem.flir.com. About Teledyne FLIR OEM Teledyne FLIR OEM is the world's leading volume manufacturer of ITAR-free and NDAA-compliant infrared (IR) sensor and camera modules. As a vertically integrated supplier, Teledyne FLIR OEM delivers thousands of thermal imaging modules and related software tools daily for defense, automotive, uncrewed, professional, and artificial intelligence applications designed to improve decision support and situational awareness. Teledyne FLIR OEM enables life-changing thermal sensing so the world can do and see more. For more information, please visit oem.flir.com or follow @flir.
Teledyne DALSA launches Linea ML 32K line scan camera for high-resolution inspection. Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologies company and a global supplier of machine vision technology, has announced the launch of its new Linea(TM) ML 32K line scan camera. The camera has been developed for high-resolution imaging applications, including semiconductor wafer and electronics inspection. The new Linea ML 32K expands Teledyne DALSA's Linea ML camera family, which includes 8K and 16K models. The latest camera features 2.5 μm pixels and supports a maximum line rate of 150 kHz, making it suitable for inspection applications where high resolution and fast image capture are required. The Linea ML family uses a multiline CMOS sensor architecture designed to support different imaging configurations. Depending on the application, the sensor can be configured for single-line, dual-line, trilinear colour or quadlinear multispectral imaging. The architecture also includes sequential exposure capabilities, providing additional flexibility for demanding machine vision applications. With its 2.5 μm pixel size, the Linea ML 32K is designed to inspect complete 300 mm semiconductor wafers using a single camera. This can help machine builders and inspection system developers achieve high-resolution imaging while reducing the need for multiple cameras in certain applications. The camera also includes high dynamic range (HDR) and sequential exposure features. These capabilities are designed to improve the detection of small defects and provide better imaging performance across challenging inspection conditions. For high-speed data transmission, the Linea ML 32K uses Camera Link HS(R) CX4 connectors for Active Optical Cables. The technology provides electromagnetic interference immunity, supporting reliable operation in demanding industrial environments. The new camera will be demonstrated at VISION 2026 in Stuttgart, Germany, from October 6 to 8. Teledyne DALSA will showcase the Linea ML 32K at Hall 8, Booth 8B10, where visitors can see the camera operating in live inspection applications. Teledyne Vision Solutions brings together a broad portfolio of industrial and scientific imaging technologies. The portfolio includes Teledyne DALSA, e2v CMOS image sensors, FLIR IIS, Lumenera, Photometrics, Princeton Instruments, Judson Technologies, Acton Optics and Adimec. The combined portfolio provides customers with imaging, sensing and related technologies for industrial and scientific applications. Teledyne also provides technical support and expertise for customers working on demanding imaging and machine vision requirements. The Linea ML 32K adds a high-resolution option to Teledyne DALSA's existing Linea ML family and is aimed at applications requiring detailed inspection, fast line rates and flexible imaging configurations.
Teledyne Raymarine introduces CAM400 compact marine IP camera. * The Fishing Wire Industry News * September 30, 2026 * Gear Wire Brief * Teledyne Raymarine introduced the CAM400, a compact marine IP camera that adds full-HD day and night video monitoring to compatible Raymarine Axiom chartplotters. * The camera covers cockpit, aft deck, swim platform, side decks and other blind spots, and provides a rear-facing view for backing. * It pairs with the Raymarine AR200 sensor to enable ClearCruise Augmented Reality overlays showing AIS targets and waypoints on a compatible display. * CAM400 and AR200 are also sold together as a bundle. * The suggested retail price for CAM400 starts at $699.99, and the CAM400/AR200 bundle starts at $1,449.99. * More information is available at Raymarine.com. HUDSON, N.H. - Teledyne Raymarine, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE: TDY), today introduced the CAM400, a compact marine IP camera that transforms any compatible Raymarine Axiom chartplotter into a powerful onboard video monitoring system. Designed to help boaters see more of their vessel without leaving the helm, CAM400 delivers high-definition day and night video for enhanced visibility aboard powerboats, sailing vessels, commercial craft and responder boats. CAM400 gives captains and crew a clear view of important areas around the boat including the cockpit, aft deck, swim platform, side decks, blind spots, utility spaces and other locations that may be difficult to monitor from the helm. It also provides a rear-facing view for backing and helps users keep an eye on crew, passengers and activity around the vessel. Designed for both recreational and professional mariners, CAM400 gives users an easy way to extend the helm's view. Its compact design, wide-angle lens and reliable day-and-night performance make it suitable for a wide range of monitoring applications, whether underway, docking or at anchor. "CAM400 represents our ongoing commitment to giving boaters practical tools that make time on the water safer, easier and more enjoyable," said Michelle Hildyard, General Manager of Teledyne Raymarine. "It reflects our focus on delivering technology that is both powerful and practical, while continuing to create more connected, capable experiences for mariners around the world." For an expanded navigation view, CAM400 works with the Raymarine AR200 sensor to support ClearCruise(TM) Augmented Reality. The system combines live camera video with navigation overlays on a compatible display, including AIS targets and waypoints, to provide additional visual context and enhance situational awareness. CAM400 and AR200 are also offered together in bundled packages. CAM400 builds on Raymarine's long-standing expertise in marine electronics and navigation technology. Designed specifically for the marine environment, it integrates seamlessly with Raymarine Axiom chartplotters and the broader Raymarine ecosystem, providing a versatile video solution for a wide range of onboard applications. The suggested retail price for CAM400 begins at $699.99. The suggested retail price for the CAM400 and AR200 augmented reality bundle begins at $1,449.99. About Teledyne Raymarine. Teledyne Raymarine designs and produces high-performance marine electronics for mariners who want to eliminate doubt and make the most of their experience and time on the water, whether it's for work or play. With a legacy of marine navigation technology spanning more than 80 years, Raymarine products are renowned today for their rugged design, proven performance and unmatched reliability. Its best-in-class sensors and intelligent navigation systems reflect its commitment to giving mariners the freedom to experience the ocean with confidence. Its range of marine electronics is available through a global network of dealers and distributors. For more information, visit raymarine.com. Keep your finger on the fishing industry pulse. The Definititive News Source of the Fishing & Marine Industry