Modular Mining competitors

Zippia score 4.3

Modular Mining main competitors are Fitbit, Fidelity Technologies, and Omnicell.

Competitor Summary. See how Modular Mining compares to its main competitors:

C Technologies has the most employees (24,600).
Employees at Fitbit earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $123,375.
The oldest company is American Iron and Steel Institute, founded in 1855.

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Modular Mining vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Modular Mining	1979	4.3	Tucson, AZ	1	$69.0M	801
Swanson Industries	1964	3.4	Morgantown, WV	4	$6.7M	800
BTU International	1950	4.3	Billerica, MA	1	$47.8M	200
American Iron and Steel Institute	1855	3.6	Washington, DC	1	$50.0M	52
CAE	1947	4.5	Tampa, FL	14	$100.3M	11,000
Advanced Technology Services	1985	4.4	Peoria, IL	4	$80.0M	2,000
Fidelity Technologies	1987	4.5	Reading, PA	5	$21.4M	450
ARRIS	2017	4.7	Berkeley, CA	1	$5.3B	5,000
Techno-Sciences	1975	3.7	Beltsville, MD	1	$1.9M	20
Fitbit	2007	4.7	San Francisco, CA	3	$1.4B	1,694
Hurco Companies	1968	4.5	Indianapolis, IN	1	$186.6M	706
General DataComm	1969	3.5	Naugatuck, CT	2	$1.6M	50
Aero Simulation	1983	4.0	Tampa, FL	1	$31.6M	100
Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America Inc	1974	4.5	New Providence, NJ	3	$240.0M	750
deciBel Research	2002	3.7	Huntsville, AL	1	$9.9M	61
Micro System	1995	4.3	Fort Walton Beach, FL	5	$61.0M	50
Datatronics	1971	3.9	Menifee, CA	1	$12.2M	50
C Technologies	1985	4.5	Bridgewater, NJ	1	$5.9B	24,600
Sotera Defense	1969	4.8	Herndon, VA	6	$175.0M	3,000
US Technologies	1987	4.2	Fair Lawn, NJ	1	$11.0M	100
Omnicell	1992	4.9	Mountain View, CA	6	$1.1B	2,480

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Modular Mining salaries vs competitors

Among Modular Mining competitors, employees at Fitbit earn the most with an average yearly salary of $123,375.

Compare Modular Mining salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Modular Mining	$84,666	$40.70	-
Swanson Industries	$54,130	$26.02	-
BTU International	$64,269	$30.90	-
American Iron and Steel Institute	$43,639	$20.98	-
CAE	$72,866	$35.03	-
Advanced Technology Services	$70,037	$33.67	-

Compare Modular Mining job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Modular Mining	$90,414	$43.47
Fitbit	$110,849	$53.29
Swanson Industries	$97,385	$46.82
BTU International	$97,011	$46.64
C Technologies	$94,291	$45.33
Omnicell	$91,245	$43.87
Aero Simulation	$90,620	$43.57
Advanced Technology Services	$90,440	$43.48
Techno-Sciences	$90,395	$43.46
Hurco Companies	$90,283	$43.41
US Technologies	$90,145	$43.34
Datatronics	$89,825	$43.18
Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America Inc	$89,781	$43.16
Micro System	$89,755	$43.15
CAE	$89,500	$43.03
ARRIS	$89,405	$42.98
deciBel Research	$89,244	$42.91
Sotera Defense	$88,878	$42.73
General DataComm	$88,684	$42.64
Fidelity Technologies	$88,474	$42.54

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Modular Mining demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Modular Mining vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
CAE	70%	30%
Omnicell	71%	29%
Fitbit	73%	27%
Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America Inc	78%	22%
Hurco Companies	81%	19%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Fitbit	42%	20%	7%	25%	6%	9.2
Hurco Companies	70%	10%	8%	9%	2%	8.6
Omnicell	51%	18%	9%	17%	5%	9.9
CAE	57%	16%	12%	12%	4%	9.8
Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America Inc	48%	15%	14%	20%	3%	9.0
Advanced Technology Services	57%	14%	13%	12%	4%	9.9

Modular Mining and similar companies CEOs

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James Park

Fitbit

James Park (born 1976/1977) is an American technology entrepreneur. He co-founded Fitbit and has been its CEO and president since September 2007. He was named in 2015 among Fortune magazine's 40 Under 40, an annual ranking of the most influential young people in business. With a net worth of $660 million estimated by Forbes, he was ranked #29 in the magazine's America's Richest Entrepreneurs Under 40 in 2015. James Park announced that Fitbit became part of Google on January 14, 2021.

Randall A. Lipps

Omnicell

Randall A. Lipps is the chairman, president and chief executive officer of Omnicell, Inc., a provider of systems and software solutions to increase patient safety and operational efficiency in health care facilities. He is also the director at large of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Foundation's Board of Directors and is a member of the Board of Directors for Radisphere, a radiology provider.

Marc Parent

CAE

Jeff Owens

Advanced Technology Services

Jeff Owens is President at Advanced Technology Services. He started at ATS in 1988 as a sales representative and was soon promoted to Account Manager in Detroit. He continued his career in multiple positions such as Regional Manager, General Manager of Industrial Parts Services, and VP of Operations before becoming President and CEO of the company in 2004. He is a member of the Young Presidents Association, a member of the Illinois Business Round Table. and a graduate of Bell Leadership Roundtable Program. Owens graduated from Westminster College (MO) in 1987 with a degree in business administration.

Katherine McClerkin

General DataComm

Mark Rosenzweig

BTU International

Joseph Fernandez

Aero Simulation

Jean Abaziou

Techno-Sciences

Ethan Escowitz

ARRIS

Ethan Escowitz is a CEO at Arris Composites and is based in Berkeley, California. He has worked as Additive Manufacturing & R&D Services at FATHOM, Industrial & Manufacturing Digital Marketing Specialist at Thomas Publishing, and Industrial & Manufacturing SAAS Specialist at Thomas. Ethan attended University of Vermont between 1993 and 1997.

Kevin Dempsey

American Iron and Steel Institute

Kevin Dempsey is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Iron and Steel Institute, representing the interests of American steel producers in the public policy arena and promoting steel as the preferred material of choice. Specialties: Public policy, government and legislative affairs, international trade policy and negotiations, energy and environmental policy, climate change regulation.