Sierra Instruments competitors

Zippia score 4.0

Sierra Instruments main competitors are Veeco, Midtronics, and IMPCO by EControls.

Competitor Summary. See how Sierra Instruments compares to its main competitors:

FLIR Systems has the most employees (4,179).
Employees at Veeco earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $81,039.

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Sierra Instruments vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Sierra Instruments	1973	4.0	Monterey, CA	1	$17.5M	61
Seametrics	1989	3.8	Kent, WA	1	$25.0M	175
FLIR Systems	1978	4.9	Wilsonville, OR	7	$1.9B	4,179
Rigaku Corp.	2006	4.7	Tucson, AZ	2	-	751
Uson L.P.	1963	3.7	Houston, TX	1	$25.0M	249
Edmund Optics	1942	4.0	Barrington, NJ	5	$268.7M	25
Veeco	1945	4.7	Plainview, NY	5	$717.3M	1,043
IMPCO by EControls	1958	4.3	Santa Ana, CA	1	$140.0M	499
Sonetics	1989	3.9	Portland, OR	2	$65.0M	175
XP Power	1988	4.2	Sunnyvale, CA	1	$297.2M	2,263
R. STAHL Group	1876	3.3	Stafford, TX	1	$670,000	50
Smith & Loveless	1946	3.7	Lenexa, KS	1	$300.0M	200
Midtronics	-	3.8	Willowbrook, IL	1	-	-
Kontron	1985	3.7	Poway, CA	3	$415.9M	1,286
Kidde-Fenwal	1966	4.3	Ashland, MA	1	$22.5B	350
Olympus IMS	1919	4.0	Waltham, MA	1	$84.0M	804

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Sierra Instruments salaries vs competitors

Among Sierra Instruments competitors, employees at Veeco earn the most with an average yearly salary of $81,039.

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Sierra Instruments	$46,167	$22.20	-
Seametrics	$74,996	$36.06	-
FLIR Systems	$68,321	$32.85	-
Rigaku Corp.	$67,818	$32.60	-
Uson L.P.	$64,837	$31.17	-
Edmund Optics	$48,693	$23.41	-

Compare Sierra Instruments job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Sierra Instruments	$71,532	$34.39
Midtronics	$84,165	$40.46
Kidde-Fenwal	$83,956	$40.36
Smith & Loveless	$81,113	$39.00
Veeco	$78,612	$37.79
Edmund Optics	$75,254	$36.18
FLIR Systems	$75,243	$36.17
IMPCO by EControls	$74,655	$35.89
Kontron	$72,081	$34.65
Olympus IMS	$71,930	$34.58
Seametrics	$71,497	$34.37
XP Power	$70,238	$33.77
Rigaku Corp.	$70,213	$33.76
Uson L.P.	$70,014	$33.66
Sonetics	$69,927	$33.62
R. STAHL Group	$69,189	$33.26

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Sierra Instruments demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Sierra Instruments vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Rigaku Corp.	65%	35%
FLIR Systems	73%	27%
Olympus IMS	73%	27%
Veeco	80%	20%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
FLIR Systems	67%	14%	8%	8%	4%	9.6
Veeco	54%	18%	9%	16%	3%	9.8
Rigaku Corp.	56%	20%	10%	11%	3%	9.3
Olympus IMS	55%	18%	5%	18%	4%	7.7

Sierra Instruments and similar companies CEOs

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James J. Cannon

FLIR Systems

William John Miller

Veeco

At the end of February 2016 after four years in the role, I retired as President of The Knowles Teacher Initiative. Prior to that, I spent over 35 years in the Financial Industry as an Investment Banker and Venture Capitalist. Over the years, I have served on the Board of Directors of numerous publicly-held and private Corporations, including Metrologic Instruments, Inc., Mothers Work, Inc. (now Destination Maternity), Intelligent Electronics, Inc., and The JPM Company. I am currently on the Board of CSS Industries, Inc., a NYSE listed consumer products company.I have been a Trustee of numerous non-profit organizations, including, most recently the Knowles Teacher Initiative,the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Woodlynde School.I have been a guest lecturer on the topic of Investment Banking at The Wharton School of The University of Pennsylvania, The Fox School of Business at Temple University and Drexel University's LeBow College of Business.

Michael Riegert

Kontron

Duncan Penny

XP Power

Steve McShane

Midtronics

Robert M. Edmund

Edmund Optics

Nacho Abia

Olympus IMS