Mirion Technologies jobs in Meriden, CT - 21 jobs

Execute workorders to build assemblies and sub-assemblies be used for radiation detection and associated systems. Mounted and unmount detector diodes in standard assemblies. This will involve reading drawings and executing work instructions to prepare and construction electronic and mechanical cryostat assemblies. Additional duties include working with vacuum systems, and cryogenic equipment, handling and assembling of ultra-high vacuum cryostat components, and performing routine maintenance of assembly related equipment. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Leak testing cryostats, dewars, etc. Building and evacuation of various cryogenics hardware. Mounting and unmounting detector diodes in cryostat assemblies. Cleaning hardware. Soldering. Follow priority schedules. Epoxying vacuum components. Maintaining stocks / supplies. Maintaining Equipment. Work with Engineering to identify and correct problems. Inspect manufactured items for cosmetic, workmanship, soldering, conformance to drawings, and quality standards. Following defined quality assurance practices for drawing and procedure execution. Assist team members and provide support. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Constructing ultra-high vacuum cryostat assemblies. Building auxiliary sub-assemblies. Assisting in executing regular inventory audits. Cleaning and organizing work areas. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: Demonstrated ability to assemble and test cryogenic mechanical components. Demonstrated ability to follow blueprints and written procedures. Demonstrated knowledge and ability to assemble electronic components. Demonstrated ability in algebra mathematical skills. Demonstrated ability to convert between English and metric measurement units. Demonstrated knowledge of the assembly-related chemical handling procedures. Demonstrated soldering skills. Operational knowledge of vacuum system and leak testing principles. Knowledge and use of basic hand tools. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Inspection experience, some microscope usage. Understanding of the Mirion inventory and work order management systems as it relates to assembly functions. Understanding of germanium detector operational principles. Troubleshoot cryostat assemblies for electronic noise and/or microphonic susceptibility. AMOUNT OF EXPEREINCE REQUIRED: ≥2 years mechanical assembly or related manufacturing experience. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent.

Manage Detector Manufacturing department production and personnel. Develop and implement methods and processes to strategically optimize the process of supplying our customers with high quality products, on time and at the lowest possible cost to process. Operate as highly involved management member of operating staff including participation in site strategy development, decision making, monthly reports and presentations at staff meetings. Background: The Ge Detector product line is a highly engineered complex group of products that require a dedicated and diverse group of resources having the necessary skill sets to be successful with the manufacturing process. The Detector Manufacturing team works under close direction of the Detector Engineering team to ensure high integrity and reliability of the product. This position is responsible for the management function relating to the safety of employees and manufacturing of products to meet customer requirements and expectations. This includes the responsibility to the Manufacturing team and Technical Support team of providing tools, training, and leadership to help them excel in producing high quality products at a competitive cost. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Ensure safety of all employees working in manufacturing area. Manage Detector Test, Assembly, and Fabrication manufacturing departments. Lead and motivate all subordinates to fulfill schedules, improve control costs and quality. Train, coach and supervise employees to attain optimum performance considering every employee. Ensure to promote an atmosphere allowing the team to achieve the best of their skills. Employ, interview, monitor and conduct disciplinary methods for all subordinates. Work with Material Manager and Planner to ensure that materials are available when needed. Conduct routine audits of equipment and ensure routine maintenance schedules are followed. Design, prepare and record test and manufacturing methods to ensure high quality and efficiency. Comply with entire Q/A manual to assure high quality products are produced. Conduct routine one on one meeting with direct reports to ensure communication and feedback on general health and condition of the functional areas. Write and present employee performance reviews along with recommending merit increases at scheduled periods. Be involved in development and administration of rewards program apt for high achievers. Maintain feasible schedules of entire product teams and expedite material as needed. ESSENTIAL DUTIES Manage and oversee daily operations of the Detector Test, Fabrication, and Assembly areas. Assign daily tasks. Responsible for tracking, monitoring, and achieving department Key Performance Indicators (KPI's). Review and approve Detector product manufacturing plan. Gather, monitor and report on Lean Daily Management. Direct and train subordinates in the performance of their duties. Maintain germanium and cryostat inventory. Ensure production equipment is properly maintained. Ensure compliance with QA standards and documentation requirements. Determine reworks and assign crystals to orders and troubleshoot test, assembly, and fabrication problems. Maintain Detector Database. ADDITIONAL DUTIES Lead and motivate all subordinates to fulfill schedules, improve control costs and quality. Works with Material Manager and planner to ensure that materials are available when needed. Employ, interview, monitor and conduct disciplinary methods for all subordinates. Ensure to promote an atmosphere allowing the team to achieve the best of their skills. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS Demonstrated mastery of Detector Test department procedures. Demonstrated skill in general Ge spectrometry methods. Demonstrated knowledge of Ge detector related products and accessories. Demonstrated knowledge of the Mirion ERP procedures with respect to Detector production. Ability to assign tasks to others and verify follow through. Ability to work cross-functionally with other individuals. Strong written and verbal communication skills. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Knowledge and skill in statistical analysis. Knowledge of Lean 6S. AMOUNT OF EXPERIENCE REQUIRED More than 6 years in technical field. Bachelors degree in technical field may substitute for 4 yrs required experience. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS Associates degree in general engineering or related field.

Perform accounting activities such as processing vendor and employee disbursements. Familiar with intermediate level accounting concepts, practices, and procedures within the accounting field. Perform some account analysis and journal entries. Work under general supervision yet have the ability to work independently. Provide some back-up support to supervisor. Responsible for accurately processing all invoices for the Mirion Technologies Division. Essential Duties Process vendor invoice for payment and review monthly statements. Enforce PO Policy throughout organization. Process non-PO's and ensure accurate coding and approval. Ensure vendor master remit-to is accurate and add/update banking information as needed. Calculate and prepare monthly Accounts Payable accruals. Back-up to initiate weekly wire proposal and initiate wire payments in JPMorgan Chase website portal as well I/CO. Run weekly ACH payment proposals and obtain necessary approvals for release. Initiate weekly check-run proposal, obtain necessary approvals. Match up paid invoices to check copies and file. Mail checks. Perform AP balance sheet reconciliations. Review the open receiver report (GR/IR), resolve and correct receiving discrepancies. Answer vendor queries and research problems. Responsible for sorting and distributing the mail for the department. Review SAP exception and blocked report. Additional Duties Support efforts for internal/external audit requirements. Participate in SOX testing. Responsible for reviewing the accounts payable files and collecting W-9's from applicable vendors. Perform archiving for the department. Participate in physical inventories. Essential Requirements Intermediate knowledge of accounting procedures. Minimum 5-years AP experience in Manufacturing. Excellent keying skills. Excellent written/verbal communication skills. Must be proficient in Microsoft Excel. Must possess ability to change and adapt to new systems. Must be self-motivated. Must be deadline oriented. Must be well-organized. Must be able to multi-task. Must be able to work independently on project related assignments & present feedback in an organized manner. Working knowledge of SAP a plus. Experience & Educational Requirements High School Diploma with 10 years of Accounts Payable experience in manufacturing industry; or, Associate's Degree in Accounting or Business Administration with 2 years Accounts Payable experience.

Prepare detectors and other detector products for shipment. Perform general laboratory duties associated with Detector Test. Monitor inventory levels. Run the liquid nitrogen tank on a regular basis. Receive incoming repair detectors. Additional duties include manufacture and assembly of supplementary detector components as needed. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Prepare detector and associated products for shipment. Keep Dewars in lab filled with liquid nitrogen. Receive and document incoming repair detectors. Perform swipe test on incoming detectors. Monitor inventory levels. Adhere to shipping schedules. Update relevant systems (e.g. SAP and Detector Database) as needed. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Manufacture and assembly of supplementary detector components. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: Mechanical aptitude. Good attention to detail. Must be comfortable working with or near radioactive sources. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs., unassisted. Knowledge of safe handling of goods. Basic math, reading, and writing skills. Knowledge of measuring tools. Good oral and written communication skills. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Able to use MS office products. Able to read drawings and work instructions. Ability to prioritize multiple tasks. AMOUNT OF EXPEREINCE REQUIRED: No prior experience required, but experience in packing and shipping helpful. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent Job Candidate Privacy Notice

We are seeking a seasoned, detail-oriented and motivated accounting professional to join our dynamic, cutting-edge manufacturing organization. The ideal candidate will be a detail-oriented self-starter with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven, high tech Operating environment. The individual will be charged primarily with assisting Senior Finance Staff with managing Corporate Assets, completing monthly closings and the annual Standard Cost roll, and assisting with the implementation of scalable operating platforms to enhance and adapt the organization to a very large pool of emerging Government Contract opportunities. Essential Duties Assisting the Finance Team with completing monthly closings and Quarterly Supplemental Reporting analytics on a timely basis to enable the Corporate Team to submit quarterly and annual reports on a timely basis to the Street. Supporting quarterly SOX related analytics and external audit reporting requests with detailed account analyses and cogent written summaries of standard operating procedures and established protocols. Supporting the Cost Accounting function with day-to-day analyses of value stream manufacturing performance including detailed variance analyses, standard cost updates, and weekly reviews of all scrap and cycle count analytics, as well as oversight of the annual physical inventory. Assisting Management with annual Cost Center rate updates, as well as all material revisions in conjunction with the annual Cost Roll. Supporting day-to-day Cost Accounting tasks such as establishing standard costs for new product offerings, or newly procured materials. Assist Management with implementing new scalable operating protocols and procedures including upgrades to our Labor Distribution system, third party T&E reporting platform, and platform enhancements to our SAP operating platform in our drive to Modified CAS compliance with a large pool of emerging Government Contract opportunities. Monthly review of Warranty and Bad Debt Reserves, and accrued Commissions. Assist with GSA website integration with our 3 rd Party T&E expense reporting platform to enhance front end Gov't Contract compliance. Essential Requirements BS in Accounting and at least 5-7 years of Experience in a deadline driven accounting environment. SAP Experience Excellent Excel and Microsoft Suite Skills including Work and PPT w/ knowledge of V Lookups and other Excel based formulas. Excellent Written and Verbal Communication Skills. Additional Requirements Ability to Flex Schedule during peak operating periods including Budget and Year End Close. Education & Experience Requirements BS in Accounting or Finance Any other accreditation will only enhance consideration.

Mirion Technologies is seeking to hire a Manufacturing Detector Engineer to provide development and technical support including continuous improvement of all manufacturing steps and processes in the production of Germanium detector products at the Meriden facility. The role will include providing technical lead in the industrialization phase of a new product development. As part of the roles, the candidate will provide support for troubleshooting manufacturing equipment when they break down and learn to implement solutions to their common operational failures. Optimize the existing processes and consider implementing automation approach with instrumentation and hardware upgrade where possible. It is preferred that the candidate has experience with vacuum systems, cryogenic systems, surface chemistry, and other semiconductor manufacturing processes/systems. Aptitude to quickly learn and understand the operation of equipment in the production of Germanium detector products will be a plus. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Designs, develops, and optimizes manufacturing processes for Germanium detectors and hardware. Facilitates the design and develop manufacturing fixtures and aids for the three arms of Germanium detectors production - Fabrication, Assembly, and Test. Regular interaction with Engineering and Production groups to solve day-to-day manufacturing problems related to Germanium detector manufacture. Regular interaction with the Production Supervisors to assist in the regular maintenance of production equipment, big and small, including those that require calibration. Analyze and review all current processes to increase efficiency, reduce costs and minimize waste. Upgrade hardware and software of all existing processes to implement automation approach where possible. Assist in troubleshooting production system failures and perform root cause analysis and implement solutions. Create and revise work instructions, test instructions, detailed reports, and other documentation as required. Install, test, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair manufacturing equipment. Design and implement quality control processes to verify that products meet specifications. Analyze production data for insights into production efficiency and future needs. Educate and train production technicians on newly implemented or existing manufacturing processes. Educate and train production technicians on newly implemented or existing manufacturing processes. Lead the pre-production phase and all associated activities of a new product release to full production. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Promote and support the development of a safe, ergonomic, and environmentally sound workplace. Create and review engineering drawings for manufacturability including tolerance stack analysis. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: In-depth knowledge of industry standard manufacturing processes. Proficiency with 3D CAD software. Experience with manufacturing principles. Experience with system automation . Experience with programming and scripting languages (e.g. C++, VB, Python). Must have excellent communication skills, both oral and written. Must be able to develop and execute work plans. Working knowledge in general chemistry. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Experience with Monte Carlo and/or Finite Element Modeling techniques . Experience with analog and digital electronics. Knowledge of semi-conductor / p-n junction theory. Ion implantation experience. Radiation measurement experience. Germanium Gamma-Ray/X-Ray Device fabrication experience. Mechanical ability. Good working knowledge of the physical sciences and engineering method. EXPEREINCE REQUIRED: 3 -5 years prior experience. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: BS. in Manufacturing or Industrial Engineering or equivalent.

This position is in our Technologies North America Group and reports directly to the Senior Manager of FP&A. The FP&A Manager position is responsible for leading and supporting all aspects of operations finance for Meriden & R&D for the Technologies Group, NA. The role concurrently serves as a partner to the business, providing leadership and support to the NA Group Finance teams. Must have working experience in a manufacturing environment for this role. What we offer * Flexible schedule. * Comprehensive medical and dental coverage for employees and their families. * 401K Plan. * Flexible vacation plan. * PTO programs including Parental Leave, Personal Sick Time, Bereavement Leave. * Education Assistance Program. Duties: * Lead all aspects of FP&A for assigned factory and functional areas. * Provide monthly financial analysis and identify trends relating to performance, spending, profitability analysis and product mix for the Technologies North America businesses. * Develop and maintain best practices to ensure accurate and timely reporting, automation, and standardization of processes. * Provide analytical support to drive better decision making and business performance, identify trends, opportunities, and risks. * Be a driving force in achieving monthly, quarterly, and annual budgets/forecasts. * Support the financial planning activities in a manner that yields challenging, but achievable, strategic plans, budgets and forecasts and provides clear understanding of requirements and results. * Partner with finance teams, corporate FP&A, and operations team. * Provide executive meeting preparation support. * Prepare ad-hoc financial modeling, analysis, and projections. Essential Requirements * 5 - 7 years of experience in Accounting/Finance. * SAP or other ERP and planning system experience. * Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office products. * Be able to articulate three financial statements. * Experience with Power BI or other advanced data analytics tools(preferred). * Detail oriented and strong attention to detail. * Cross-functional teamwork experience. * Ability to handle multiple tasks and assignments. Education Requirements: * Bachelor's degree in Finance or Accounting * MBA/CPA/CMA a plus but not required

Engage in basic electronic testing to evaluate built-to-order semiconductor radiation detectors. This will involve executing procedures to measure and calculate signal continuity, contact, and contact resistance, leakage current, as well as acquire amplitude signal spectra and determine optimum bias and shaping time to produce the best results for each unit. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Under supervision, test and qualify semiconductor radiation detectors to meet product quality and delivery requirements. Under supervision, perform additional specialized source-based measurements for ISOCS-related products. Successful candidate will be able to test 1 - 3 units per day. Will be expected to evaluate and qualify Coaxial and BEGe detectors. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Assemble various types of detector accessories. Perform accurate cycle counting for inventory management. Perform inventory transactions using SAP (ERP system) Accurately record data and timekeeping Under guidance, test, repair and modify preamplifiers for use with the above detectors. Under guidance evaluate and qualify more advanced detectors as assigned. Cross train for backup in other essential functions. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: Basic knowledge of analog electronics. Demonstrated ability to use standard hand tools. Knowledge and ability to use Digital Volt Meters (DVM), High Voltage power supplies, oscilloscopes. Able to follow written and verbal procedures, instructions, drawings and diagrams. Must be able to work with minimal supervision. Demonstrated ability to use a computer and knowledge of MS Office. Good organizational and record keeping skills. Positive work ethic and works respectfully with others. High attention to detail. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Able to lift 50 lbs. unassisted. Strong soldering skills is a plus. Excellent verbal and written skills. Basic understanding of SAP a plus. AMOUNT OF EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: No previous experience required if educational requirements are met. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma and one year electronics certificate; or technical high school diploma.

Job Description Perform accounting activities such as processing vendor and employee disbursements. Familiar with intermediate level accounting concepts, practices, and procedures within the accounting field. Perform some account analysis and journal entries. Work under general supervision yet have the ability to work independently. Provide some back-up support to supervisor. Responsible for accurately processing all invoices for the Mirion Technologies Division. Essential Duties Process vendor invoice for payment and review monthly statements. Enforce PO Policy throughout organization. Process non-PO's and ensure accurate coding and approval. Ensure vendor master remit-to is accurate and add/update banking information as needed. Calculate and prepare monthly Accounts Payable accruals. Back-up to initiate weekly wire proposal and initiate wire payments in JPMorgan Chase website portal as well I/CO. Run weekly ACH payment proposals and obtain necessary approvals for release. Initiate weekly check-run proposal, obtain necessary approvals. Match up paid invoices to check copies and file. Mail checks. Perform AP balance sheet reconciliations. Review the open receiver report (GR/IR), resolve and correct receiving discrepancies. Answer vendor queries and research problems. Responsible for sorting and distributing the mail for the department. Review SAP exception and blocked report. Additional Duties Support efforts for internal/external audit requirements. Participate in SOX testing. Responsible for reviewing the accounts payable files and collecting W-9's from applicable vendors. Perform archiving for the department. Participate in physical inventories. Essential Requirements Intermediate knowledge of accounting procedures. Minimum 5-years AP experience in Manufacturing. Excellent keying skills. Excellent written/verbal communication skills. Must be proficient in Microsoft Excel. Must possess ability to change and adapt to new systems. Must be self-motivated. Must be deadline oriented. Must be well-organized. Must be able to multi-task. Must be able to work independently on project related assignments & present feedback in an organized manner. Working knowledge of SAP a plus. Experience & Educational Requirements High School Diploma with 10 years of Accounts Payable experience in manufacturing industry; or, Associate's Degree in Accounting or Business Administration with 2 years Accounts Payable experience.

Job Description Prepare detectors and other detector products for shipment. Perform general laboratory duties associated with Detector Test. Monitor inventory levels. Run the liquid nitrogen tank on a regular basis. Receive incoming repair detectors. Additional duties include manufacture and assembly of supplementary detector components as needed. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Prepare detector and associated products for shipment. Keep Dewars in lab filled with liquid nitrogen. Receive and document incoming repair detectors. Perform swipe test on incoming detectors. Monitor inventory levels. Adhere to shipping schedules. Update relevant systems (e.g. SAP and Detector Database) as needed. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Manufacture and assembly of supplementary detector components. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: Mechanical aptitude. Good attention to detail. Must be comfortable working with or near radioactive sources. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs., unassisted. Knowledge of safe handling of goods. Basic math, reading, and writing skills. Knowledge of measuring tools. Good oral and written communication skills. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Able to use MS office products. Able to read drawings and work instructions. Ability to prioritize multiple tasks. AMOUNT OF EXPEREINCE REQUIRED: No prior experience required, but experience in packing and shipping helpful. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent Job Candidate Privacy Notice

Job Description We are seeking a seasoned, detail-oriented and motivated accounting professional to join our dynamic, cutting-edge manufacturing organization. The ideal candidate will be a detail-oriented self-starter with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven, high tech Operating environment. The individual will be charged primarily with assisting Senior Finance Staff with managing Corporate Assets, completing monthly closings and the annual Standard Cost roll, and assisting with the implementation of scalable operating platforms to enhance and adapt the organization to a very large pool of emerging Government Contract opportunities. Essential Duties Assisting the Finance Team with completing monthly closings and Quarterly Supplemental Reporting analytics on a timely basis to enable the Corporate Team to submit quarterly and annual reports on a timely basis to the Street. Supporting quarterly SOX related analytics and external audit reporting requests with detailed account analyses and cogent written summaries of standard operating procedures and established protocols. Supporting the Cost Accounting function with day-to-day analyses of value stream manufacturing performance including detailed variance analyses, standard cost updates, and weekly reviews of all scrap and cycle count analytics, as well as oversight of the annual physical inventory. Assisting Management with annual Cost Center rate updates, as well as all material revisions in conjunction with the annual Cost Roll. Supporting day-to-day Cost Accounting tasks such as establishing standard costs for new product offerings, or newly procured materials. Assist Management with implementing new scalable operating protocols and procedures including upgrades to our Labor Distribution system, third party T&E reporting platform, and platform enhancements to our SAP operating platform in our drive to Modified CAS compliance with a large pool of emerging Government Contract opportunities. Monthly review of Warranty and Bad Debt Reserves, and accrued Commissions. Assist with GSA website integration with our 3rd Party T&E expense reporting platform to enhance front end Gov't Contract compliance. Essential Requirements BS in Accounting and at least 5-7 years of Experience in a deadline driven accounting environment. SAP Experience Excellent Excel and Microsoft Suite Skills including Work and PPT w/ knowledge of V Lookups and other Excel based formulas. Excellent Written and Verbal Communication Skills. Additional Requirements Ability to Flex Schedule during peak operating periods including Budget and Year End Close. Education & Experience Requirements BS in Accounting or Finance Any other accreditation will only enhance consideration.

Job Description Manage Detector Manufacturing department production and personnel. Develop and implement methods and processes to strategically optimize the process of supplying our customers with high quality products, on time and at the lowest possible cost to process. Operate as highly involved management member of operating staff including participation in site strategy development, decision making, monthly reports and presentations at staff meetings. Background: The Ge Detector product line is a highly engineered complex group of products that require a dedicated and diverse group of resources having the necessary skill sets to be successful with the manufacturing process. The Detector Manufacturing team works under close direction of the Detector Engineering team to ensure high integrity and reliability of the product. This position is responsible for the management function relating to the safety of employees and manufacturing of products to meet customer requirements and expectations. This includes the responsibility to the Manufacturing team and Technical Support team of providing tools, training, and leadership to help them excel in producing high quality products at a competitive cost. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Ensure safety of all employees working in manufacturing area. Manage Detector Test, Assembly, and Fabrication manufacturing departments. Lead and motivate all subordinates to fulfill schedules, improve control costs and quality. Train, coach and supervise employees to attain optimum performance considering every employee. Ensure to promote an atmosphere allowing the team to achieve the best of their skills. Employ, interview, monitor and conduct disciplinary methods for all subordinates. Work with Material Manager and Planner to ensure that materials are available when needed. Conduct routine audits of equipment and ensure routine maintenance schedules are followed. Design, prepare and record test and manufacturing methods to ensure high quality and efficiency. Comply with entire Q/A manual to assure high quality products are produced. Conduct routine one on one meeting with direct reports to ensure communication and feedback on general health and condition of the functional areas. Write and present employee performance reviews along with recommending merit increases at scheduled periods. Be involved in development and administration of rewards program apt for high achievers. Maintain feasible schedules of entire product teams and expedite material as needed. ESSENTIAL DUTIES Manage and oversee daily operations of the Detector Test, Fabrication, and Assembly areas. Assign daily tasks. Responsible for tracking, monitoring, and achieving department Key Performance Indicators (KPI's). Review and approve Detector product manufacturing plan. Gather, monitor and report on Lean Daily Management. Direct and train subordinates in the performance of their duties. Maintain germanium and cryostat inventory. Ensure production equipment is properly maintained. Ensure compliance with QA standards and documentation requirements. Determine reworks and assign crystals to orders and troubleshoot test, assembly, and fabrication problems. Maintain Detector Database. ADDITIONAL DUTIES Lead and motivate all subordinates to fulfill schedules, improve control costs and quality. Works with Material Manager and planner to ensure that materials are available when needed. Employ, interview, monitor and conduct disciplinary methods for all subordinates. Ensure to promote an atmosphere allowing the team to achieve the best of their skills. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS Demonstrated mastery of Detector Test department procedures. Demonstrated skill in general Ge spectrometry methods. Demonstrated knowledge of Ge detector related products and accessories. Demonstrated knowledge of the Mirion ERP procedures with respect to Detector production. Ability to assign tasks to others and verify follow through. Ability to work cross-functionally with other individuals. Strong written and verbal communication skills. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Knowledge and skill in statistical analysis. Knowledge of Lean 6S. AMOUNT OF EXPERIENCE REQUIRED More than 6 years in technical field. Bachelors degree in technical field may substitute for 4 yrs required experience. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS Associates degree in general engineering or related field.

Job Description This position is in our Technologies North America Group and reports directly to the Senior Manager of FP&A. The FP&A Manager position is responsible for leading and supporting all aspects of operations finance for Meriden & R&D for the Technologies Group, NA. The role concurrently serves as a partner to the business, providing leadership and support to the NA Group Finance teams. Must have working experience in a manufacturing environment for this role. What we offer Flexible schedule. Comprehensive medical and dental coverage for employees and their families. 401K Plan. Flexible vacation plan. PTO programs including Parental Leave, Personal Sick Time, Bereavement Leave. Education Assistance Program. Duties: Lead all aspects of FP&A for assigned factory and functional areas. Provide monthly financial analysis and identify trends relating to performance, spending, profitability analysis and product mix for the Technologies North America businesses. Develop and maintain best practices to ensure accurate and timely reporting, automation, and standardization of processes. Provide analytical support to drive better decision making and business performance, identify trends, opportunities, and risks. Be a driving force in achieving monthly, quarterly, and annual budgets/forecasts. Support the financial planning activities in a manner that yields challenging, but achievable, strategic plans, budgets and forecasts and provides clear understanding of requirements and results. Partner with finance teams, corporate FP&A, and operations team. Provide executive meeting preparation support. Prepare ad-hoc financial modeling, analysis, and projections. Essential Requirements 5 - 7 years of experience in Accounting/Finance. SAP or other ERP and planning system experience. Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office products. Be able to articulate three financial statements. Experience with Power BI or other advanced data analytics tools(preferred). Detail oriented and strong attention to detail. Cross-functional teamwork experience. Ability to handle multiple tasks and assignments. Education Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Finance or Accounting MBA/CPA/CMA a plus but not required

Job Description We are seeking a detail-oriented and mechanically inclined Assembly Operator to join our production team. This role involves the assembly, testing, repair, and rework of mechanical and electro-mechanical medical tables and related components. The ideal candidate will have experience in manufacturing, strong problem-solving skills, and the ability to follow detailed work instructions and quality standards Key Areas of Responsibilities: Reads, interprets and follows blueprints, diagrams, engineering drawings, specifications, bills of materials, and other written instructions. Operates hand tools, electrical tools, hand cutters, measuring equipment and light equipment. Maintains inventory of product in workstations. Inspect manufactured items for cosmetic, workmanship, conformance to drawings, and quality standards. Following defined quality assurance practices for drawing and procedure execution. Performs quality work checks, identifies product defects and records identified defects. Reworks and/or repairs assembled equipment and products according to engineering specification changes. Performs all work in accordance with quality standards and established safety procedures. Maintains a clean and safe work area. Follow all workplace safety protocols and adhere to OSHA regulations. Inspect products for defects, misalignments, or assembly errors and take corrective action as necessary. Ability to lift up to 49 lbs. Must be able to work in a standing position up to 8 hours per day. All other duties as assigned. Preferred Qualifications: Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and Continuous Improvement methodologies. Skills and Experience: Experience working in an ERP/MRP systems for tracking production and inventory. Basic computer knowledge. Knowledge of metric measurements. Able to read and write in English, following basis instructions. Able to work well with hands. ≥5 years mechanical assembly or related manufacturing experience. Education Requirements: High School Diploma or GED

Perform accounting activities such as processing vendor and employee disbursements. Familiar with intermediate level accounting concepts, practices, and procedures within the accounting field. Perform some account analysis and journal entries. Work under general supervision yet have the ability to work independently. Provide some back-up support to supervisor. Responsible for accurately processing all invoices for the Mirion Technologies Division. Essential Duties * Process vendor invoice for payment and review monthly statements. * Enforce PO Policy throughout organization. * Process non-PO's and ensure accurate coding and approval. * Ensure vendor master remit-to is accurate and add/update banking information as needed. * Calculate and prepare monthly Accounts Payable accruals. * Back-up to initiate weekly wire proposal and initiate wire payments in JPMorgan Chase website portal as well I/CO. * Run weekly ACH payment proposals and obtain necessary approvals for release. * Initiate weekly check-run proposal, obtain necessary approvals. * Match up paid invoices to check copies and file. Mail checks. * Perform AP balance sheet reconciliations. * Review the open receiver report (GR/IR), resolve and correct receiving discrepancies. * Answer vendor queries and research problems. * Responsible for sorting and distributing the mail for the department. * Review SAP exception and blocked report. Additional Duties * Support efforts for internal/external audit requirements. * Participate in SOX testing. * Responsible for reviewing the accounts payable files and collecting W-9's from applicable vendors. * Perform archiving for the department. * Participate in physical inventories. Essential Requirements * Intermediate knowledge of accounting procedures. * Minimum 5-years AP experience in Manufacturing. * Excellent keying skills. * Excellent written/verbal communication skills. * Must be proficient in Microsoft Excel. * Must possess ability to change and adapt to new systems. * Must be self-motivated. * Must be deadline oriented. * Must be well-organized. * Must be able to multi-task. * Must be able to work independently on project related assignments & present feedback in an organized manner. * Working knowledge of SAP a plus. Experience & Educational Requirements * High School Diploma with 10 years of Accounts Payable experience in manufacturing industry; or, Associate's Degree in Accounting or Business Administration with 2 years Accounts Payable experience.

Prepare detectors and other detector products for shipment. Perform general laboratory duties associated with Detector Test. Monitor inventory levels. Run the liquid nitrogen tank on a regular basis. Receive incoming repair detectors. Additional duties include manufacture and assembly of supplementary detector components as needed. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: * Prepare detector and associated products for shipment. * Keep Dewars in lab filled with liquid nitrogen. * Receive and document incoming repair detectors. * Perform swipe test on incoming detectors. * Monitor inventory levels. * Adhere to shipping schedules. * Update relevant systems (e.g. SAP and Detector Database) as needed. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: * Manufacture and assembly of supplementary detector components. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: * Mechanical aptitude. * Good attention to detail. * Must be comfortable working with or near radioactive sources. * Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs., unassisted. * Knowledge of safe handling of goods. * Basic math, reading, and writing skills. * Knowledge of measuring tools. * Good oral and written communication skills. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS * Able to use MS office products. * Able to read drawings and work instructions. * Ability to prioritize multiple tasks. AMOUNT OF EXPEREINCE REQUIRED: No prior experience required, but experience in packing and shipping helpful. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent Job Candidate Privacy Notice

We are seeking a seasoned, detail-oriented and motivated accounting professional to join our dynamic, cutting-edge manufacturing organization. The ideal candidate will be a detail-oriented self-starter with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven, high tech Operating environment. The individual will be charged primarily with assisting Senior Finance Staff with managing Corporate Assets, completing monthly closings and the annual Standard Cost roll, and assisting with the implementation of scalable operating platforms to enhance and adapt the organization to a very large pool of emerging Government Contract opportunities. Essential Duties * Assisting the Finance Team with completing monthly closings and Quarterly Supplemental Reporting analytics on a timely basis to enable the Corporate Team to submit quarterly and annual reports on a timely basis to the Street. * Supporting quarterly SOX related analytics and external audit reporting requests with detailed account analyses and cogent written summaries of standard operating procedures and established protocols. * Supporting the Cost Accounting function with day-to-day analyses of value stream manufacturing performance including detailed variance analyses, standard cost updates, and weekly reviews of all scrap and cycle count analytics, as well as oversight of the annual physical inventory. * Assisting Management with annual Cost Center rate updates, as well as all material revisions in conjunction with the annual Cost Roll. * Supporting day-to-day Cost Accounting tasks such as establishing standard costs for new product offerings, or newly procured materials. * Assist Management with implementing new scalable operating protocols and procedures including upgrades to our Labor Distribution system, third party T&E reporting platform, and platform enhancements to our SAP operating platform in our drive to Modified CAS compliance with a large pool of emerging Government Contract opportunities. * Monthly review of Warranty and Bad Debt Reserves, and accrued Commissions. * Assist with GSA website integration with our 3rd Party T&E expense reporting platform to enhance front end Gov't Contract compliance. Essential Requirements * BS in Accounting and at least 5-7 years of Experience in a deadline driven accounting environment. * SAP Experience * Excellent Excel and Microsoft Suite Skills including Work and PPT w/ knowledge of V Lookups and other Excel based formulas. * Excellent Written and Verbal Communication Skills. Additional Requirements * Ability to Flex Schedule during peak operating periods including Budget and Year End Close. Education & Experience Requirements * BS in Accounting or Finance Any other accreditation will only enhance consideration.

Job Description Execute workorders to build assemblies and sub-assemblies be used for radiation detection and associated systems. Mounted and unmount detector diodes in standard assemblies. This will involve reading drawings and executing work instructions to prepare and construction electronic and mechanical cryostat assemblies. Additional duties include working with vacuum systems, and cryogenic equipment, handling and assembling of ultra-high vacuum cryostat components, and performing routine maintenance of assembly related equipment. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Leak testing cryostats, dewars, etc. Building and evacuation of various cryogenics hardware. Mounting and unmounting detector diodes in cryostat assemblies. Cleaning hardware. Soldering. Follow priority schedules. Epoxying vacuum components. Maintaining stocks / supplies. Maintaining Equipment. Work with Engineering to identify and correct problems. Inspect manufactured items for cosmetic, workmanship, soldering, conformance to drawings, and quality standards. Following defined quality assurance practices for drawing and procedure execution. Assist team members and provide support. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Constructing ultra-high vacuum cryostat assemblies. Building auxiliary sub-assemblies. Assisting in executing regular inventory audits. Cleaning and organizing work areas. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: Demonstrated ability to assemble and test cryogenic mechanical components. Demonstrated ability to follow blueprints and written procedures. Demonstrated knowledge and ability to assemble electronic components. Demonstrated ability in algebra mathematical skills. Demonstrated ability to convert between English and metric measurement units. Demonstrated knowledge of the assembly-related chemical handling procedures. Demonstrated soldering skills. Operational knowledge of vacuum system and leak testing principles. Knowledge and use of basic hand tools. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Inspection experience, some microscope usage. Understanding of the Mirion inventory and work order management systems as it relates to assembly functions. Understanding of germanium detector operational principles. Troubleshoot cryostat assemblies for electronic noise and/or microphonic susceptibility. AMOUNT OF EXPEREINCE REQUIRED: ≥2 years mechanical assembly or related manufacturing experience. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent.

This position is in our Technologies North America Group and reports directly to the Senior Manager of FP&A. The FP&A Manager position is responsible for leading and supporting all aspects of operations finance for Meriden & R&D for the Technologies Group, NA. The role concurrently serves as a partner to the business, providing leadership and support to the NA Group Finance teams. Must have working experience in a manufacturing environment for this role. What we offer Flexible schedule. Comprehensive medical and dental coverage for employees and their families. 401K Plan. Flexible vacation plan. PTO programs including Parental Leave, Personal Sick Time, Bereavement Leave. Education Assistance Program. Duties: Lead all aspects of FP&A for assigned factory and functional areas. Provide monthly financial analysis and identify trends relating to performance, spending, profitability analysis and product mix for the Technologies North America businesses. Develop and maintain best practices to ensure accurate and timely reporting, automation, and standardization of processes. Provide analytical support to drive better decision making and business performance, identify trends, opportunities, and risks. Be a driving force in achieving monthly, quarterly, and annual budgets/forecasts. Support the financial planning activities in a manner that yields challenging, but achievable, strategic plans, budgets and forecasts and provides clear understanding of requirements and results. Partner with finance teams, corporate FP&A, and operations team. Provide executive meeting preparation support. Prepare ad-hoc financial modeling, analysis, and projections. Essential Requirements 5 - 7 years of experience in Accounting/Finance. SAP or other ERP and planning system experience. Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office products. Be able to articulate three financial statements. Experience with Power BI or other advanced data analytics tools(preferred). Detail oriented and strong attention to detail. Cross-functional teamwork experience. Ability to handle multiple tasks and assignments. Education Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Finance or Accounting MBA/CPA/CMA a plus but not required