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Teledyne Scientific & Imaging Tech Stack

Infrared sensors and imaging systems for defense and space applications

Defense & Space Thousand Oaks, CA 201–500 employees Public Company

Teledyne Scientific & Imaging manufactures compound semiconductor devices, infrared focal plane arrays, and imaging sensors for military and space programs. The tech stack—CUDA, FPGA, Verilog, SystemVerilog, MATLAB—reflects deep embedded systems and signal-processing work; the hiring surge (31 roles in 30 days, engineering-heavy) paired with active projects on MBE wafer growth, yield improvement, and lead-time optimization signals manufacturing scaling pressure, not just R&D exploration.

Tech Stack 26 technologies

Core StackWorkday Power BI Python C++ Docker MATLAB AutoCAD VCSEL DAX CUDA CMake GPU FPGA Deltek Costpoint Deltek CostPoint TM1 OneStream ERP Microsoft Project MES Verilog SystemVerilog C/C++ JMP Spotfire Unix

What Teledyne Scientific & Imaging Is Building

Challenges

  • Improving yield
  • Lead time inefficiencies
  • Supplier quality compliance
  • Resource constraints
  • Enhance device performance
  • Meeting cost schedule technical milestones
  • Yield enhancement
  • Wafer throughput
  • Manufacturability and scalability issues
  • Improving process capability

Active Projects

  • Infrared focal plane array development program
  • National space program
  • Mechanical/hvac/process-utility projects for semiconductor manufacturing
  • Support advanced space imaging programs
  • Mbe growth of hgcdte wafers for infrared detectors
  • Process improvement of mbe growth techniques
  • Data uploads and verification of end item data packages
  • Technical proposal development
  • Ai-driven production schedule simulation
  • Operational insights on lead times

Hiring Activity

Accelerating30 roles · 30 in 30d

Department

Engineering
17
Manufacturing
7
Data
1
Finance
1
HR
1
Legal
1
Ops
1
Procurement
1

Seniority

Mid
15
Senior
10
Intern
2
Junior
2
Director
1
Manager
1

Notable leadership hires: Contracts Director

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About Teledyne Scientific & Imaging

Teledyne Scientific & Imaging operates as the Central Research Laboratory within Teledyne, translating government-funded R&D into production. The division encompasses two units: Teledyne Scientific Company (compound semiconductors, functional materials, algorithms) and Teledyne Imaging Sensors (which includes Teledyne Judson Technologies). Core products span infrared and visible sensors, Read-Out Integrated Circuits (ROICs), IR cameras with embedded algorithms, and laser protection devices. Customers are military, space agencies, astronomy programs, and commercial integrators. The 201–500-person operation in Thousand Oaks, CA focuses on high-performance imaging systems and semiconductor device manufacturing.

HeadquartersThousand Oaks, CA
Company Size201–500 employees
Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Teledyne Scientific & Imaging manufacture?

Infrared and visible focal plane array sensors, Read-Out Integrated Circuits, IR scientific and tactical cameras, camera electronics with embedded algorithms, and laser protection devices for military, space, and astronomy applications.

What is Teledyne Scientific & Imaging working on?

Active projects include infrared focal plane array development, national space program imaging support, MBE growth of HgCdTe wafers for infrared detectors, yield and process improvement, and AI-driven production scheduling to address lead-time and manufacturability challenges.

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