Jobs at Teledyne FLIR

Procures services and materials for NASA Marshall Space Center operations by analyzing requirements, specifications, costs, schedules, and supplier capabilities. Responsibilities include sourcing vendors, preparing specifications, evaluating quotes, forecasting, tracking acquisitions, ensuring delivery quality, resolving procurement issues, maintaining records in ServiceNow, and ensuring compliance with NASA and corporate policies. The role collaborates with customers, engineers, technical teams, and project leads throughout the acquisition process.

Drives sales growth across U.S. and international defense, government, and special-mission aviation markets. Builds relationships with military organizations, government agencies, contractors, and integrators; manages complex opportunities; coordinates customer meetings and demonstrations; supports requirements gathering and solution development; leads proposals, quotations, pricing, and business cases; assists with contract negotiations and RFI, RFQ, and RFP responses; and ensures government procurement compliance.

Maintains standard costs and performs cost analysis, month-end close, inventory and cost-of-sales reconciliations, reserve analysis, variance analysis, financial reporting, inventory counts, audit support, and SOX testing. Ensures financial information complies with GAAP and company policies while supporting special accounting projects and the Controller.

Supports export and trade compliance across multiple defense electronics sites. Responsibilities include ITAR and EAR classifications, export licensing, restricted-party and sanctions screening, transaction reviews, customs support, regulatory monitoring, investigations, audits, compliance metrics, and policy development. Partners with Engineering, Contracts, Business Development, HR, Customs, and trade compliance teams to provide practical guidance and ensure compliant business operations.

Drive profitable sales growth for Teledyne’s Air Quality product portfolio across the Americas. Manage customer and distributor relationships, develop territory strategies, acquire new accounts, negotiate agreements, forecast demand, maintain CRM records, deliver presentations and training, and report performance to leadership. The role requires industry experience in air quality monitoring, CEMS, gas measurement, or instrumentation, extensive customer engagement, collaboration with marketing and sales operations, and travel within the region at least 50% of the time.

Support customers using chromatography equipment and analytical solutions. Provide technical guidance on analytical and environmental chemistry applications, identify customer needs, recommend solutions, deliver demonstrations and training, maintain customer relationships, and collaborate with internal sales and customer success teams. The role requires chromatography expertise, equipment experience, customer communication skills, analytical or environmental chemistry experience, and a related bachelor’s degree.

Performs final product inspections, verifies configuration and documentation, executes reliability tests, develops automated test systems, investigates failures and nonconformances, and supports root cause analysis and corrective actions. Analyzes field, warranty, and quality data to identify trends and improvements while maintaining technical documentation. Requires strong troubleshooting, analytical, inspection, testing, and engineering drawing interpretation skills, plus a relevant technical degree or diploma and experience.

Provides escalated technical support for Raymarine and FLIR Maritime products through phone, CRM cases, in-person training, and limited field service. Troubleshoots customer issues, manages high-volume cases, collaborates with engineering and field service teams, supports the after-sales lifecycle, provides product feedback, and develops expertise across product lines. The role is based in Hudson, New Hampshire, supports the Americas region, and requires up to 30% annual travel.

The Senior Manager leads Power BI reporting and analytics functions, overseeing a team and ensuring standardized, scalable reporting solutions while managing transition to Microsoft Fabric.

Manage global EMS and ODM manufacturing partners, coordinate new product introductions, develop sourcing strategies, improve supplier performance, reduce costs, negotiate contracts, and manage engineering changes and supply chain risks. The role works closely with engineering, procurement, project management, and manufacturing teams and is onsite in Fareham, UK. Travel may be required, and applicants must be eligible to obtain export-control licenses for ITAR/EAR-regulated information.

Develops, documents, supports, and improves manufacturing processes for high-reliability microelectronic and semiconductor products. Responsibilities include production support, yield and throughput improvement, troubleshooting, process validation, Lean Six Sigma initiatives, root-cause analysis, automation, NPI, manufacturing planning, DFM reviews, audits, CAPA, and compliance with AS9100, ISO 9001, IPC, and customer requirements.

Lead global product compliance and certification for marine navigation, communication, radar, and wireless products. Interpret regulatory requirements, manage approvals, review technical documentation, maintain Technical Construction Files and Declarations of Conformity, coordinate with laboratories and certification bodies, monitor regulatory changes, support compliance inquiries, and represent the company in international standards organizations. Serve as the FCC and ISED Canada company signatory while ensuring products meet global market-access requirements.

Provides on-site and remote IT support for users across Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Asia. Responsibilities include Windows desktop administration, hardware and software troubleshooting, printer and mobile device support, conference room technology, remote user assistance, communications rack and server room maintenance, backup monitoring, hardware ordering, vendor coordination, SOX compliance audits, and periodic technology implementation and refresh projects.

Lead and execute procurement strategies, manage day-to-day purchasing for a £40M budget, negotiate supplier contracts, forecast demand and prices, mitigate supplier risks, partner with stakeholders, improve purchasing and invoicing processes, and manage a procurement team to optimize inventory and reduce costs.

Supports SAP implementation, monthly close, journal entries, cost accounting, standard costing, inventory reconciliations, cycle counts, reserves, budgeting, forecasting, and management reporting. Performs variance analysis, audit support, and manufacturing cost analysis while collaborating with operations, supply chain, and engineering. The role is temporary, onsite in Chestnut Ridge, New York, with potential conversion to full-time.

Manages the full lifecycle of government subcontracts, including solicitation, proposal evaluation, risk and cost analysis, negotiation, award, performance monitoring, modifications, records, and closeout. Develops small business plans, ensures FAR and DFARS compliance, supports procurement activities, maintains policies and contractual documents, and uses ERP systems for tracking and reporting. Requires strong knowledge of federal contracting regulations, negotiation skills, and experience with complex R&D subcontracts.

The Quality Engineer maintains and improves quality systems, processes, and controls in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include managing ISO-compliant QMS activities, leading root cause and CAPA investigations, developing inspection and control plans, analyzing production and inspection data, supporting supplier quality, participating in audits, interpreting technical drawings, and collaborating with engineering and operations to resolve quality issues and drive continuous improvement.

Manage and grow commercial marine customer relationships across the UK and Ireland, including dealers, system integrators, government agencies, and defence customers. Develop sales plans, identify new business, expand distribution partnerships, deliver product demonstrations and training, attend industry events, and monitor market trends. The role requires extensive travel and expertise in commercial maritime sectors and marine electronics.

Manage product supply from key suppliers through global distribution warehouses. Responsibilities include supplier relationship management, purchase order placement, forecasting, delivery scheduling, inventory optimization, backlog prioritization, product retirement planning, SAP parameter maintenance, supplier performance measurement, pricing updates, invoice resolution, and process improvement.

Quality Engineer responsible for ensuring aerospace and defense products meet contractual and quality requirements. Duties include quality planning, supplier management, design-to-production transition, inspections, testing support, nonconformance investigations, corrective actions, configuration management, risk assessment, metrics, and continuous improvement. The role leads cross-functional problem resolution, supports quality management system implementation, and works hands-on with production technicians in an on-site manufacturing environment.